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22-01-2003, 7:52 PM
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| Digital8 Tapes
Has anybody tried using the computer version of 8mm tapes that display the Data8 logo? I have found these are recognised by a digital8 camcorder as a Digital8 tape. They are cheaper to buy (the 112m length is equivilent of the 60min digital8 tape (90min Hi8 tape)). The picture quality seems perfect and being computer grade tapes I suspect the tape quality is superior. Places like Inmac sell these for £3. Any comments, .Richard |
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