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Posted by P.C. Ford on 02/13/07 05:31
On Mon, 12 Feb 2007 20:35:37 +0000, mv@movingvision.co.uk wrote:
>In message <nqsts2lkorc84s5l18dgktfevsct3v1pth@4ax.com>, ulixi@emmail.it
>writes
>>What is the best brand? I will use the tapes with Sony cameras.
>>thanks for your suggestions.
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>As much as I regret to make the assertion, the replies you've had on
>this issue simply don't add up to the huge ten year experience of our
>company using most types of DV, DVCAM and HDV equipment in the most
>challenging environments human beings and cameras can be in. From
>deserts to jungles, to mountains, to both poles and at sea in a few
>oceans, including the Antarctic on a 46 foot yacht, kayaking off Alaska
>and many more impressive feats of location camerawork. Our archive of
>literally thousands of tapes of which over 99% were recorded on bog
>standard Panasonic consumer miniDV costing less than $2 each that have
>been remarkable not only for being able to record at a quality equal to
>any over hyped $20 'master tape' but also for reliability, consistency
>and a lack of any problematic recording or data retentively issue.
>
>It's digital, whole different ball game to analogue.
You mean you never had a single drop-out....or any other tape-related
probelm in thousands of tapes?
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