HDV Question
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RE: HDV Question
I don't shoot HD, but from what i have been told, the regular mini-dv tapes do just as well as the high dollar HD mini-dv's............I'd shoot some footage with the sd tapes and some on the hd tapes and compare the footage to see if there is a difference.
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RE: HDV Question
You will be fine with the miniDV tapes. We use the HD tapes, but i dont think its a necessity.
One thing to make sure you do is stick with a consistant brand. I would use Sony tapes as opposed to the cheaper brands. It would be a shame to lose the hunt of a lifetime because you bought cheap tapes! Also switching tapes can cause wear on your heads and damage your camera.
Good luck this fall!
One thing to make sure you do is stick with a consistant brand. I would use Sony tapes as opposed to the cheaper brands. It would be a shame to lose the hunt of a lifetime because you bought cheap tapes! Also switching tapes can cause wear on your heads and damage your camera.
Good luck this fall!
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RE: HDV Question
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I don't shoot HD, but from what i have been told, the regular mini-dv tapes do just as well as the high dollar HD mini-dv's............I'd shoot some footage with the sd tapes and some on the hd tapes and compare the footage to see if there is a difference.
I don't shoot HD, but from what i have been told, the regular mini-dv tapes do just as well as the high dollar HD mini-dv's............I'd shoot some footage with the sd tapes and some on the hd tapes and compare the footage to see if there is a difference.
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