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You can power Panasonic’s new professional camcorders from a USB-C cable.

Despite the popularity of shooting on smartphones, today Panasonic announced four new professional camcorders.

Ranging in price from $1,299.99 to over $2,199.99, according to PetaPixel, the cameras can capture 4K at up to 60fps and can live stream at 1080p over Wi-Fi or ethernet. The most useful upgrade might be a switch to USB-C, providing more options for powering the cameras.

Four Panasonic professional camcorders against a black background.
Panasonic announced four new 4K/60p professional camcorders today that finally join the USB-C party.
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