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Bob Hart · July 4th, 2019, 09:17 AM

DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH.
ORAL HISTORY PROJECT AND FEATURE SCRIPT PROJECT.

Last-legged cameras. The things you end up doing in order to digitise about 60+ hours of WW2 oral history. Three partially crippled JVC cameras should collectively survive long enough to capture the archive - I hope. They all have their glitches even as playback machines. Once upon a time these were the duck's guts of 1/3" videocamera-recorders. Feather-duster time came around soon enough for the type which is a pity. I enjoyed using them even though my finances at the time only extended as far as a Sony HDV cam.

July 4th, 2019, 09:17 AM	#1
Bob Hart Inner Circle Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: PERTH. W.A. AUSTRALIA. Posts: 4,476	Archive recovery. DIAMONDS IN THE ROUGH. ORAL HISTORY PROJECT AND FEATURE SCRIPT PROJECT. Last-legged cameras. The things you end up doing in order to digitise about 60+ hours of WW2 oral history. Three partially crippled JVC cameras should collectively survive long enough to capture the archive - I hope. They all have their glitches even as playback machines. Once upon a time these were the duck's guts of 1/3" videocamera-recorders. Feather-duster time came around soon enough for the type which is a pity. I enjoyed using them even though my finances at the time only extended as far as a Sony HDV cam. Attached Thumbnails