Panasonic's first video wall display, big star of the new Visual Experience Roadshow

Panasonic brings its Visual Experience Roadshow back to Spain, with stops in Madrid (November 6) and Barcelona (November 8), and which will include as a big novelty the presentation of the new 55″ TH-55LFV50 display, specially designed for use in the video wall market. On the other hand, the Camera Solutions division will show at the Visual Experience Roadshow some of its newest camcorders and cameras presented at IBC.

Following the success of its first European roadshow, which showcased the company's wide range of products in nine cities on the Old Continent between April 11 and June 19, Panasonic has launched the second edition of this tour, which will once again pass through Spain, with stops in Madrid and Barcelona. During these open days, the company will show the most cutting-edge and relevant products from the Visual System Solutions and Professional Camera Solutions divisions, showing its solutions and products in both image capture, reproduction and visualization.

This event is a unique opportunity for collaborators and end users to try, first-hand, the latest innovations from Panasonic. The space chosen for these Panasonic open doors in Madrid is the Plató Azcona 40, located at 40 Azcona Street, on November 6, while in Barcelona, ​​the stage will be the Entijuana set, at 240 Padilla Street, on November 8. In both cases, the roadshow will open its doors at 4:00 p.m. and close around 8:00 p.m.

Panasonic's first video wall

One of the big stars of this traveling exhibition will be Panasonic's first video wall display, a 55″ ultra-thin bezel LCD display designed for the digital signage market. The TH-55LFV50 is ideal for large public spaces, providing a high level of brightness (800cd/m2 brightness) and producing sharp, clear images that do not distort even from long distances, thanks to the wide viewing angle.

The strong point of the Panasonic video wall is its extraordinarily robust design, which makes it an ideal device to be moved and changed position regularly without suffering damage. In addition, it has the thinnest frame on the market that leaves only 5.3 mm of distance between displays; a virtually invisible distance even on very large screen configurations, so images are more dynamic and natural. On the other hand, despite its luminosity of 800cd/m, the LED technology used in the screens reduces total energy consumption, making the TH-55LFV50 a very energy-efficient solution, ideal for digital signage, rental and staging.

Likewise, Panasonic will show the first lamp-less projectors at this event, the PT-RZ470/RZ370 series. These projectors offer Digital Link connection and HDBaseT technology; In addition, these single-chip DLP and LED/Laser combination projectors can boast twenty thousand hours of life and maintenance-free operation, installation flexibility to ensure excellent durability, unparalleled reliability and exceptional total cost of ownership, making them ideal for digital signage, museum or educational applications.

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The two new 70 and 80 inch LCD displays in Panasonic's large format family, the TH-70LF50 and TH-80LF50, are the world's thinnest 70+ inch displays, with a depth of just 89 mm. These new LCDs, the lightest in their category, are prepared to be suspended from the ceiling, so they can be placed in a multitude of public spaces. In addition, they stand out for their exceptionally low consumption and are perfect for rental and digital signage applications.

At the Roadshow you will also be able to see first-hand the first compact, high-brightness LCD projector with Digital Link, the PT-VW431D. This projector stands out because it offers easy, simple and high-quality digital transmission over a single Lan cat 5E/6 cable based on HDBaseT, a cable that can be extended up to 100 meters.

On the other hand, you can also see the TH-65PB1 interactive plasma series, the complete series of Panasonic short-lens projectors, installation laptops and systems and the entire series of plasma and LCD displays.

The newest camcorders and broadcast cameras

The Camera Solutions division will show at the Visual Experience Roadshow some of its newest camcorders and cameras presented at the recent IBC fair as well as others from its current range. Among them, you can see the new AG-AC90, a camcorder that records on a memory card, and combines all the elements that professionals demand, from high image quality to advanced functions, all combined with simple operation and an elegant and easy-to-use design. Its zoom lens ranges from a wide angle of 29.8 mm (35mm equivalent) to a 12x optical zoom, maintaining a high brightness of F1.5. It incorporates three BSI (back-illuminated) type MOS image sensors, which offer high sensitivity, Full HD resolution and a high S/N ratio.

Likewise, the AG-HPX600EJ will also have its space, a camcorder that combines high performance, ease of use, expandable functions and a design prepared for future updates, with the aim of covering a wide range of uses, from image production to broadcast applications. Being a 2/3" shoulder camera, it adapts to a wide variety of interchangeable lenses. In addition, its compact body provides great mobility thanks to the lowest weight in the industry: the camera body weighs approximately 2.8Kg. Its newly developed MOS sensor achieves a high sensitivity of F13 at 50Hz, and low noise thanks to its S/N ratio of 59dB. It includes multiple HD/SD codecs, such as AVC-Intra100/50, DVCPROHD, DVCPRO50, DVCPRO and DV.

Otra novedad presente será el modelo AW-HE60, que permite monitorizar la imagen vía IP. Desde un ordenador convencional conectado en red, es posible reproducir la imagen IP de la cámara, además de controlar los parámetros y el movimiento de la cámara. De hecho, puede haber hasta 14 terminales conectados por cada cámara. Está equipada con un sensor MOS Full-HD de tamaño 1/3 de pulgada, y una lente de zoom óptico 18x. La cámara pueden ofrecer señales tanto HD como SD. Esta cámara está también equipada con un “modo nocturno” de infrarrojos para captar imágenes por la noche o en ámbitos oscuros. También incorpora mecanismo pan/tilt con ángulo de giro de ±175 grados en panorámico y entre 90 y -30 grados en inclinación. Por otra parte, se puede controlar vía IP hasta 100 cámaras AW-HE60 desde el panel de control remoto AW-RP50.