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Sony CCD-TRV78E (hi8) (used)
Sony CCD-TRV78E (hi8) (used)
We offer this device with a rental / buy agreement.
This means you don’t have to decide up front if you want to rent or buy this device.
You pay the selling price and afterwards you may keep the device or return it. If you then return the device within 4 weeks, the purchase is converted into a rent.
For each week (or part of the week) you have the projector, 20% will be deducted from the purchase price (a minimum of €35.00 will be charged).
After 4 weeks the device will automatically be your property.
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Sony CCD-TRV78E (hi8) (used)
We offer this device with a rental / buy agreement.
This means you don’t have to decide up front if you want to rent or buy this device.
You pay the selling price and afterwards you may keep the device or return it. If you then return the device within 4 weeks, the purchase is converted into a rent.
For each week (or part of the week) you have the projector, 20% will be deducted from the purchase price (a minimum of €35.00 will be charged).
After 4 weeks the device will automatically be your property.
Click here for more information.
This device has been checked, serviced and tested.
The following is included:
– a 2-month warranty
– power adapter
– video cable
Explanation video8 / hi8 / digital8 recordings (8mm video format):
The 8mm video format informally refers to three related video cassette formats. These are the original Video8 format (analog recording) and its improved successor Hi8 (analog video and analog audio, but with provisions for digital audio), as well as a more recent digital recording format known as Digital8.
Video8, hi8 and Digital8 all use the same type of tape. However, these tapes can have different recording formats. If you want to play back a tape, and you do not know in which format it is stored, it is best to use a digital8 camera that can also play back video8 and hi8 tapes. For example when the digital8 camera was introduced, the argument was, now you can use your current hi8 tapes to make digital quality recordings in digital8 (on these hi8 tapes). So many hi8 tapes, therefore contain digital8 recordings.
What makes it even more complicated is that there are also recordings in PAL/SECAM/NTSC, which again all require separate cameras. And then there are some exceptions such as PCM.
If in doubt, you can also have the tapes digitized by a specialized digitization company such as Van Eck Video Services.
For more information see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/8_mm_video_format
Specifications:
Sony CCD-TRV78E
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<br>Device type: Hi8/Video8 camcorder (PAL)
<br>Tape format: Video8 and Hi8 cassettes
<br>Manufacturer: Sony Corporation, Japan
<br>Year of production: approx. 1999–2001
<br>Image sensor: 1/4″ CCD with high sensitivity
<br>Zoom: 20x optical zoom, 560x digital zoom
<br>Video formats: Hi8 and Video8 recording/playback (PAL)
<br>Audio: 12-bit/16-bit digital audio, built-in microphone
<br>Connections: S-Video, composite video, audio out, LANC
<br>Features: image stabilization, digital effects, titler, backlight compensation
<br>Display: flip-out LCD screen + viewfinder
<br>Recording modes: SP and LP (depending on tape type)
<br>Dimensions: approx. 110 × 115 × 210 mm (w × h × d)
<br>Weight: around 1.1 kg (without battery)
<br>Use case: recording and digitizing Video8/Hi8 footage
<br>Notes: well-regarded model for high-quality Hi8 recording
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Additional information
| Weight | 1800 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 30 × 25 × 25 cm |
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