I really enjoyed this review, and felt it was incredibly useful. I appreciate you taking the time and showing us all of the camera, and samples. Thank you!

Thank you for the deeply detailed review. After years of using DSLR, I'm moving back to a real video camera. I think it's going to bring a lot of new perspective on my channel. You the man bob!

Awesome review, Bob. As you said this looks like a good option for corporate work.

Thanks for a really great review, Bob. Good to see someone who still knows how to change their own brake pads:) I sympathise with you about some of the functions being a little confusing. My own experience with Panasonic cameras has left me baffled a few times. For example, on my HC-X1, switching to manual mode still leaves the iris control in some kind of semi-auto configuration, until you go into the menu and switch it off, that is. Not sure why manual doesn't quite mean what it says on the tin, but there you go. I'm guessing that it's for similar reasons that some of the other functions you mentioned seemed to be mysteriously disabled on the AG-CX350. Anyhow, thanks again and keep up the good work.

Very good video. I enjoy watching you describe the camera in detail.

this is very well produced... intro and outro reminds me of something i'd see saturday's on PBS :)

Thanks for the great video. I'm just waiting for mine to ship as they're on backorder.

Enjoying the camera, hit a varizoom stealth for remote on my sticks

Thank you very much for a fantastic review, as for the plastic covers over the audio section or on the back of the camera, though they look flimsy in the past 15 years that i used cameras with this type of cover I never had a broken one. The eyepiece though needs to be secured with a zip tie as they tend to fall off.

Nice review -- we are looking at getting 3 of these for our church productions. Enjoyed your shots and seeing the actual zoom capability and operation under low light - which we often find. Wish you'd mentioned about the remote control of the Zoom, but appears it uses a LANC style remote. Thankyou

Great overview! Thanks.

Perfect Bob, nice job! ;-)

Great Video...Thank You...I love mine.

nice review Bob, thanks so much for putting the time in to this one. Just got my CX350 and am testing it to shoot moving subjects in low light like performing arts. Auto Focus seems a bit sketchy in my home tests and I dont see facial recognition or the ability to lock on to a subject as he/she moves around. Any insight you can give on AF is most appreciated. Thanks,

Thanks Bob for a very detailed review of the Panasonic CX350. There’s one question, however, that I would very much like to be answered: Is it possible to use an iPad as a second monitor for the camera via Wifi or Bluetooth connection?

great review. thanks!

Hi Bob in the scene where you stand in the foreground, have you experimented with blurring the background to get a movie boke picture?

Hi Bob. This may sound like a silly question, but where the heck is the headphone input located on the camera ? thanks in advance!

Bob Kovacs did you find out about the gain controls and setting L (low gain) to a specific setting like 0 db, M (medium gain) in the menu setting it to say +6 db, and perhaps H (high gain) to +12 or +16 db ? I would think you could set these parameters in the menu and then it would operate how you want it to perform (with the camera's these days). Does that makes sense and did you actually look for something like these settings in the menu, assigning specifically the gain amount you want for each of the 3 ?

Hey Bob, Question, would you say this is a good camera for film making? I have been looking into it, but am not sure.

What are your thoughts on using this for wedding videography in conjunction with photography?

wow, what kind of camera did you use to record this video? It looks spectacular. Especially at 1:34

I suspect that the gain switch works the same as on my PX 270. The gain switch has three positions. In the menu you decide what the gain will be for each position. I normally run my camera at 0 dB. I have the second position at +3db and the third at +9db. After you set it in the menu you never need to go in again, you just use the switch. Does the CX 350 have adjustments for knee and master pedestal?

Best review.

Where is a good link to learn proper way to hook up the cx350 to live stream?

I bought one waiting for delivery

thank you for this video. could you speak a bit about "touch AF" or its tracking focus capabilities. can it even be trusted to track a subject?

Hey Bob, what kind of camera did you use to shoot this video?

Hello Bob, congratulations for your review, I think it's great. I would like to know how good the skin tones are. I have been using 2 Panasonic AG AC90 and one SONY FS100. I have now replaced an AG AC90 with a SONY HXR NX80 and I am very satisfied but I need a camera with 3 rings, I was about to buy AG UX180 but I found out that this new model was going to come out. The focus speed is very important because I record ballet in theaters and the tone of the skin. Thank you very much and greetings from Lima Peru.

One question, is the HDMI video output 4K? or only Full HD

My current camera is a Canon XF300. While this camera has only three one-third sensors it does have a fast lens. This lens opens to 1.6f. The Panasonic AG-CX350 has a larger sensor but will the 2.8f lens make this camera no better in low light than my XF300? Any comments from folks? THANKS

Limited control feature that's not good you have to format the card using the touch screen if the touch screen stops working your screwed

great review bob at the mo i have the HCX1 i use this on Sachtler FSB 8 video head which works well & flowtech 75 tripod but i fill the cx350 is a better option for me to get for faster panning and tilting more heavy duty kind of filming ETC aircraft and at air shows the roller shutter in the. cx350 would handle this kind of work better because ive read it can be used for sports and wildlife. but the HCX1 IS not for this kind of filming

With respect Bob Kovacs, I have been following your descriptions for Panasonic cameras: 1.) Panasonic ''AG-UX180AG'' 2.) Panasonic ''AG-CX350'' 3.) Panasonic ''AG-CX10'' So, my question is: which one of these three cameras has the best quality of photos as a camera and the quality of videos? Please, your decision will be integral to my buy. Regards. Vladan Savić

witaj Bob dziś nagrałem pierwszy film AG CX350 w formacie HCVC 200 MOV po przerzuceniu na komputer obraz jest super , ale duży szum zamiast dźwięku a na kamerze przy odtwarzaniu jest ok co zrobić proszę o pomoc mam mikrofon oddzielny

The main thing that bothers me the most that I see is the fact that highlights are literally blown to shreds. No details!

That cheap Azden mic does not to the camera justice. It needs a good sennheiser or schopes

Pretty sure HEVC is only 4:2:0 for both 8 and 10-bit.

I bought the camera. Theres no microphone falsely advertised on the images theres a microscope on it. And it dont come with memory card. Cant even use it. Thats a lot of cash. You should give a memory card so people can have it ready to go out of the box.

OMG that is my firend's mother's store. LOL