Fujifilm - Mini DV 80 Minute DVCassette

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Fujifilm Mini DV 80 Minute DVCassette DVM80AME J

• With a low error rate, Fujifilm Mini DV tapes deliver high output and high C/N ratio needed for high-density digital recording.
• Fuji Mini DV tapes have a thin cobalt-vacuum-evaporated magnetic layer that gives high energy levels with retentivity of 450mT and coercivity of 120kA.
• A specially formulated protective layer ensures excellent durability and safeguards the high performance of the cobalt-evaporated magnetic layer. The diamond-like resilience of the protective layer offers greater wear resistance and creates an impenetrable barrier to moisture when paired with the lubricant layer. This allows high output to be maintained and the low-friction coefficient of the lubricant layer provides stable transport under various environments.
• The cassette has a wide margin of error due to the thin cobalt-evaporated magnetic layer which reduces spacing loss for a low error rate, even in the short-wavelength range.

The Technical Edge of Mini DV Camcorders

Mini DV camcorders produce pictures and sound of far greater quality than analog camcorders (because DV is digital recording) and because its tape processing system allows for high density recording, which eliminates some common sound problems. Obviously, digital format is far superior to analog technology when it comes to preserving footage through time. Now that some of the latest Mini DV recorders come with HD format, that means you can essentially shoot footage on your own that is equal or near to most of the images that you see on TV, at least in terms of clarity.

Not only will this interest consumers who want to film more special moments between family and friends; it will also fascinated aspiring filmmakers. Many independent directors actually start making movies using Mini DV camcorders. Why shouldn't they? These cameras are high-tech, offer numerous technical advantages and are very easy to carry. They can fit in a person's hand and are exceptionally lightweight. Importing the footage to PC is also easy, which would then allow you to download the footage onto virtually any system for editing. Speaking of editing, most filmmakers prefer the Mini DV camcorders to other technologies of digital recorders because these cameras allow frame-by-frame editing, a luxury not just any DVR system has.

Professionals and amateurs alike can look forward to other cutting edge capabilities such as higher resolution, large color LCD displays, image stabilization (which controls the shaky camera) and built in nightlights to protect against badly lit scenes.

One of the best features of the Mini DV camcorders is that you get a great deal on MiniDV videotapes. Videotapes usually sell for under $3 for 60 minutes of tape, which means buying more storage space for new footage will never be a problem, especially if you buy in bulk on TapeOnline. TapeOnline carries a variety of big name manufacturers like Sony, Panasonic, JVC, Fujifilm and Maxell.

Last but not least, Mini DV camcorders are operated on lithium ion batteries, not the typical nickel cadmium batteries that used to power older cameras or appliances. Ion-based batteries are much better in this instance because they protect against memory problems. Mini DV camcorders offer plenty of advantages to professionals and amateurs who want to get everything on tape.

• TOL Part #: VFC-DVC-80
• Manufacturer's Part #: DVM80AME J 23030080
• Model: Mini DV 80 Minute DVCassette
• Product ID: 1323