Customer Reviews

Fujifilm DVC-M60 Digital Videocassette (1-Pack)

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these tapes provide a clear , crisp lifelike image. downloads superbly and is reusable. fuji provides true to life color and is quite impressive.

Honestly, I cannot tell a difference in using this Fuji tape or the Sony or TDK tape I have tried. Don't take this as a slam, Just a thought that unless you have some very high end equipment you may not be able to tell the difference between the tapes of the top manufacturers. I have a Sony DCR TRV-20 (wonderful camcorder!) and have had no problems transferring images between camera, PC, and back again.
Playback is great on my televisions and people are always commenting positively on image quality. I have had absolutely no problems with the tape. The 5 pack is a good buy.

This MiniDV compatible tape provides crystal clear video and very good audio. The tape doesn't appear to lose significant quality when you tape over previous video.

The price is very competitive, and the quality is very good. If you tape a lot, you might want to consider the 5 pack, which might save on shipping charges.

I'm not exactly an expert on film quality, but I had no problems with this Digital Videocassette. It recorded just fine in my Panasonic camera. Just pay attention to how many you are ordering. I thought for some reason I was ordering a three-pack. But there was only one. My mistake.

I do not reccomend this tape. Unreliable. I purchase this and had a lot of trouble with the sound. At first I thought it was my camera. I went out and bought Sony mini DV tapes and they work fine. With that, I reccomend purchasing another brand.

Fuji has long been known for their superior film quality. Their Mini-DV film is no exception. Fuji is the only film that I have used in my Canon Mini-DV so I can't give you a comparison of other films, but the FACT that I haven't used any other film but Fuji speaks volumes. If you want a quality picture (which you obviously do since you have a mini-dv camcorder) then you need a quality film. I have read that "cheap" film can mess up a camera, I wouldn't know because I use Fuji.

Worked fine with my camera and easy to load.

Get tape good quality at a good price. Buy this blank tape.