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29 of 29 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works well with HDV Camcorders,
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This review is from: Sony DVC-60 PRR/5 Premium Minidv Videocassette (5-Pack) (Electronics)
Sony tapes work well with the new HDV camcorders that record in high definition. Previously, I was able to use the cheaper TDK, Fuji, Maxell tapes with my old Sony DV camcorder without problems but these tapes gave dropouts while shooting in high definition. On the other hand, using the higher quality Sony or Panasonic tapes work just fine for HDV. These tapes work and are 1/4 the price of the specialized HDV tapes that Sony offers. The only benefit to spending more for the Sony HDV tapes are longevity.
122 of 142 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
"Premium" means "average" in non-Sony speak,
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This review is from: Sony DVC-60 PRR/5 Premium Minidv Videocassette (5-Pack) (Electronics)
Don't be fooled, "premium" means "average consumer grade" in non-Sony speak. But that being said, it's a perfectly fine tape for taping your kids at the local park or a ball game.
The main difference is that consumer tape isn't designed for archival storage, so you may experience more drop-outs or tape delaminating as it gets older.
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good deal,
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This review is from: Sony DVC-60 PRR/5 Premium Minidv Videocassette (5-Pack) (Electronics)
Mini DV tapes are all pretty good. I know and have worked in the business for years to testify to this. The real difference with pro and am tapes is the mech. that the tape runs through. Pro tapes will take more rewinding, fast. pause. etc.
The best advise is I'd give to anyone is buy a good brand. i.e. Sony, Panasonic, JVC, TDK. Steer clear of the cheaper brands as they will deposit more 'metal oxide' waste on the head of your camera. A good extra to buy is a cleaning tape. What these do is de mag the heads, and remove the oxides from the drum. A clear sign on required cleaning is when the pixels start showing on play back. An good tip is perhaps clean the head before an important recording just in case.
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