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63-min HD DVC

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DVM-63HDR

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Get the highest quality recording media for your Handycam® high definition camcorder.

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$ 14 .49

$12.99

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The DVM-63HDR high definition (HD) DVC tape offers the highest quality recording media for the consumer or prosumer making the step-up to an HD camcorder. This tape is the recommended media for Handycam® HD camcorders. Independent film makers, advertising agencies and other videographers will appreciate the improved image quality, and the professional 63 minute tape duration. The DVM-63HDR features 90 percent fewer errors and 50 percent fewer dropouts compared to DV Reference tape (tested on standard Sony DV VCR).

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  • Pack Size : Single Pack
  • Recording Time : 63 Minutes

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Best Tape for HDV Don't let anyone tell you there is no such thing as HD video tapes! I try to tell people it is just like the old 35 mm film cameras. There IS a difference between good and bad film OR tape. The chemical compound and reliability of the Sony HD mini DV tapes is worth the price. I have tried cheaper and non HD tapes and they have much more sound noise and video "noise. The HD tapes have a clearer picture and fewer "dropouts." Of course, most people can't tell the difference between .mp3 and a good quality CD so what do I know..... December 5, 2011
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vs. Sony Premium tape tested on standard Sony DV VCR

When compared to standard MiniDV tapes

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