All those filmmakers, who always wished that all the motion effects were possible in the camera itself, can now celebrate. The latest camera in the market is Panasonic AJ-HDC27 VariCam HD which can record at frame rates from 4 to 60 frames per second (Fps). It comes really handy when you have to show a slow motion, you can capture the scene in 60 Fps and then play at 30 or 24 Fps. The outcome will be a smooth slow motion shot with excellent detailing. Where as, whenever you want to show a real speedy motion, you can shoot at a rate of, say, 10 Fps or less. Then the captured footage can be played at normal 30 or 24 Fps and we will get super fast motion. We can also change the frame rate  anytime in between the shooting process, so various funky kinds of effects are also possible like ghost or light trail type effects. It has some other new and really helpful features that

reduce a good amount of work for the editors. One of such features is good detail control even in dim light. The biggest problem that filmmakers have been facing is shooting a hand in lamplight or similar dim light source. This camera captures with extremely fine and crisp details even in dim light or unidirectional light. Another important feature is that it removes rudimentary frames by itself when you change the frame rate. Till date editors had to manually remove frames from the footage when they had to change the frame rate. All over, this camera is a sensible option for small scale and documentary film makers. It will sure evolve as winner in the market.