Magicsee C400 Plus Hybrid S2 + T2 + C TV Box
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Magicsee C400 Plus Hybrid S2 + T2 + C TV Box Review

Magicsee C400 S2 T2 Review~ I’ve been using this Panasonic Lumix S1 Mark II for a while now and I’ve finally got around to unboxing it.

The C400 is an excellent compact camera. It’s great for kids, but the large 1.4x crop means it’s not very bright. I used the same camera for my test images from my trip to Kenya.

I’ve been using this camera for quite some time now, so I’m sure I’ll get around to sharing my images soon. I’m also hoping to do some tests of my GoPro Hero5 Black shot through the lens.

In this video I’ve broken down the colour representation of the C400 and I’ll show you how it compares to the Panasonic Lumix S1 Mark II.

In the C400 review, I looked at the EVF with the S1 Mark II, and the results were very good. The C400 had a 77.7% White balance and 82.3% Black balance. Black is a popular colour for action cameras, and the C400 does very well in this respect.

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Video quality and colour

For those who aren’t familiar with the C100, it’s a Panasonic Lumix S1 Mark II with a 24Mp APS-C format sensor. The Lumix S1 has a very similar sensor package to the one used by the C100.

In fact, it’s so similar that I’m almost afraid to say that it’s a Panasonic. But, I must say, that’s a nice touch.

I shot a bunch of quick and timed videos with the C100 to test the colour and dynamic range.

I used the raw files to create a colour map of the camera. The same colour was used for the C100 images. And, this time, the colour was a little more lively. It’s not as lively as I’m used to.

This is a nice touch, but I’m not happy it’s not displayed on-screen. I think it’s related to the fact that images are often composed from a single image.

The Lumix S1 Mark II produces a very bright image. This is going to give you an idea of what you’re getting at.

The images from the C100 are a bit warmer than I’ll be able to tell on the images. And that’s going to make some people happy. But I’ll give you the same results on the C100.

I’ll also show you the colour map of the camera, but for now, it’s best to wait until after the shooting to see what happens.

Sample images

Zoom

In addition to the auto-zoom option, the camera also has a special section called the ‘Zoom Zone’. In the settings menu, you can select between the standard (zoom in at -1.0 or zoom in at -0.0).

The default zooming speed is 2048 x 1236, which means that the camera’s maximum zooming speed is 160º/s.

As usual, the camera’s control buttons have a row on the top right of the screen that you can adjust. You can also see how to change the settings on the