Sony DVC-60 Premium Minidv Videocassette (10 Pack)
Sony DVC-60 Premium Minidv Videocassette (10 Pack)
Watch your videos come alive when you record using SONY DVM60PRR Digital Video Cassettes. Each tape provides 60 minutes of premium quality digital video in a convenient pack. They feature metal evaporated tape, with a diamond-like carbon coating protective layer, which improves durability and helps prevent shedding and dropout. Start recording now with a SONY DVM60PRR 10 pack.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Sony - My Favorite Brand of Mini DV Cassettes
I’ve been a professional video/TV producer most of my life. I still shoot a lot of mini DV format for webcasting - You Tube etc. I’ve experimented with other brands, but I’ve found Sony to be the most dependable, with the least amount of dropouts and other issues, over a period of 10 or 15 years of regularly using the format.
So this recent purchase I made of 20 cassettes at a great price gets 5 stars from me. I’ll be buying from this supplier again! To check out professional footage on Sony mini DV in my home studio, search “timothy james dean channel” on u tube. The quality is excellent!
5 Stars A great way to stay stocked up
As the video guru at a small private college, I’m called upon to record and archive everything from guest lecturers to graduation ceremonies, and I like using one trusted brand of tape for all my cameras and to give crews when I contract for their services. By budgeting about $60 for tape on each project through Amazon, I always have fresh bricks of Sony DVC-60 cassettes on hand for large projects and everyday shoots.
1 Stars 60 Minutes?
Did anyone else buy these in 2009 from “Lowest Prices & Best Service Corp. DBA Number 1 in service”? Mine are all 45 minutes long!! It took me a long time to realize this.
5 Stars DV ?
A really great product which I’ve used before.I was happy to find out that this kind of media is still available you know for old fogeys like me.
3 Stars Sony dvc premium mini dv 60
Sony put so many different labels on these blue covered tapes it’s hard to know if you’re dealing with the same item. I’ve been using a lot of these tapes and have had a lot of problems mostly in the VCR mode where the tape just hangs for a few seconds and starts again. I do my editing directly to a DVD recorder and this is very annoying because these stops are transferred to the final product. Sometines the camera stops working and tells me to reinsert the tape. This happens with no other tapes.
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