Ben Gurvich
December 17th, 2006, 01:11 AM
I couldnt budget for the official HDV tapes, but the rental house told me these (AUD)$16 sony tapes do a great job.
I was a bit sceptical as i had shot before on the "official" beige and brown hdv tapes on a Fx1 and had no dropouts,
Also briefly with a $6 dollar sony tapes and had also no dropuots. But that was in a controlled studio environment.
Now it was a 37 degree (celcius) day when we shot and i didnt have one dropout!
Even though these tapes are still a bit pricey its the best price/performance ratio for someone in my situation.
Just wanted to add another opinion to the board, making it even more confusing!
CHeers
Ben Gurvich
I was a bit sceptical as i had shot before on the "official" beige and brown hdv tapes on a Fx1 and had no dropouts,
Also briefly with a $6 dollar sony tapes and had also no dropuots. But that was in a controlled studio environment.
Now it was a 37 degree (celcius) day when we shot and i didnt have one dropout!
Even though these tapes are still a bit pricey its the best price/performance ratio for someone in my situation.
Just wanted to add another opinion to the board, making it even more confusing!
CHeers
Ben Gurvich