[Aluminum] I am panasonic camera user since 2004 with the DVX 100a and I am totally satisfied with the function of the AG-CX350 4K even though I don't use the 4K much the pictures still look great.

[7.05 lb] The video quality for such a compact and lightweight camera is phenomenal. The video quality is that of a camera that costs four times as much. As long as you don't need to zoom in from far away, and can move the camera/tripod close to your subject matter, this camera will get the job done. Also, B&H is a great company that offers exceptional customer service.

[Aluminum] I love this camera. It's a big improvement over my AC130. Great light sensitivity, minimal noise, and 4K too. It takes some getting used to, though, because it's so heavily featured. It could use a stronger ND filter, though. I took it outside for some tests on a sunny day, and the white fence was covered with zebras with the 1/64 internal filter in place. I have a variable ND filter that fits the lens, and using that in concert with the internal filter allowed my to get the shot without blowing out the highs and I could see the textures in the fence. And yes, the gain switch was at minimum. Read the other reviews ... everybody praises their CX350!

[Aluminum] Excellent overall camcorder. 10-bit color, lens that does almost everything. I love the macro on this thing, shockingly awesome and a huge asset in the field. Macro doesn’t go all the way at every zoom mm but it’s jaw-dropping where it does. Shadows a bit noisey but the interface and LANC are great.

[Aluminum] I did a lot of research before selecting this camera.
I apologize for not going over all of the details as I am very busy.
Quickly here are a few. 4K in many shooting modes, slow mo 120fps, all of the buttons on the outside for quick access and all of the additional features in the menu. XLR inputs, ND filters, Wide/zoom 2 toggle switches, white balance , focus features good,

[7.05 lb] I own three of these. Some things you just can't do efficiently with a DSLR, the Panasonic CX350 is my go-to. It's a work horse for professionals. We use these cameras for sports, training videos, informational messages from the president, promotional/marketing and also for feeding into a switcher for streaming and recording a 3-camera shoot like commencement. I've used this family of cameras for more than 20 years and transitioned from the DVX100 using mini-DV to the HMC150 using SD cards, and then the AC160, the UX180 and now I'm replacing my DVX200s with CX350s. All of the previously mentioned cameras (11-total) still work just fine, I've never had a problem, never had to send one away for repair.

[7.05 lb] I was looking for a case for my new Panasonic DVX200 and found this Porta Brace case. After reading the two reviews here on B&H, I was discouraged. I really wanted a Porta Brace case. I have always been satisfied with their products.

The reviews said many things like the Porta Brace website does not have a custom case for the DVX 200. But it does. It listed this model, their case for the DVX 200.

I also researched reviews on Adorama which were more encouraging.

I decided to take my changes and ordered the case. I took it out for the first time on a shoot this past weekend. WOW, i eliminated many other cases just because of the room this case has. In addition to the DVX 200, I was able to carry two Sennheiser wireless lav kits, a handheld mic w/ flag and transmitter, a Zylight, the camera' s boom mic, headphones, and two small Porta Brace bags (one came with this purchase) full of small accessories, and a v-mount backplate, etc. One outside pouch held two IndiPro Tools v mount batteries. It really has a lot of room in it.

The case came with a padded Porta Brace bag, a white card, one padded divided, a bag that was perfect for the panasonic camera boom mic, two small dividers that fit around the camera and a strap to hold the camera in place. All the dividers, bags (except the Porta Brace branded bag) and strap use velcro so they cam be placed anywhere in the bag allowing some customization.

The case is well constructed. I would recommend this case for the Panasonic DVX200 (or similar size camera) based on my personal experience.

[Aluminum] I use the CX350 to film high school and collegiate sports and film and livestream church services. The camera is amazing, well balanced, easy to use, extremely versatile, videos are clear, crisp, excellent color , autofocus works great for fast sports and has good audio. I opted for ProGrade V90 cards and reader ( super fast). In my opinion and experience the negative reviews are not warranted. I use FCPX for post production. A heads up for post production, copy only the video files from your card to an external drive. Import the entire clip and check leave in place because you can’t set clip ranges on import. You can set the clip ranges in the FCPX browser. A few firmware upgrades would be nice to have, a bit larger and different color histogram to make it easier to see, a change in the card structure so you can import clip ranges and a percent remaining battery life.

For church services I use a Nikon 850, Z6, Canon XF200 and CX350 and have no issues matching color.

I am very happy with my CX350 and recommend that you consider it for your application.

[7.05 lb] Loving this camera. Plenty of room to grow and it has a really great build quality. There are lots of codec options. The only thing is the cards for the 400 mb/s modes are expensive. I've only been recording at 200 mb but it looks great. If you want a video camera with a zoom rocker like the HVX/HPX line this thing is awesome. DSLR isn't really my style so this thing is great! No more juggling lenses. I just wish they would make a QUALITY FISHEYE for this thing!!!!!!

[7.05 lb] Compre una segunda unidad en reemplazo a una HPX250, Utilizo estas para prensa de un canal de televisión en Chile


I buy a second unity for replacement of old HPX250. I use this camcorders for a TV channel in Chile.