Product Description:
Perfect for capturing your special occasions, these tapes feature enhanced, ultra-fine cosmicilite metal particles, and maintains high RF-output even after 200 repeated playbacks. Each tape can be used for Hi8 or Digital8 recording. For Hi8 recording, you get 120 minutes of recording time in SP mode, or 240 minutes in LP mode. For Digital8 recording, you get 60 minutes of recording time in SP mode, or 90 minutes in LP mode.
Product Details
- Feature:
- Hi8 120-minute
- Brilliant Color and Sound
- Metal Particle
- Sony. Our media is your memory.
- Binding: Electronics
- Brand: Sony
- EAN: 0027242221451
- Label: Sony
- Manufacturer: Sony
- MediaType: Camcorder Cassettes
- Model: P6120HMPR/4
- MPN: P6120HMPR/4
- PackageQuantity: 1
- ProductGroup: CE
- ProductTypeName: BLANK_MEDIA
- ProductTypeSubcategory: 8mm-camcorder-tapes
- Publisher: Sony
- RemovableStorage: -
- Studio: Sony
- UPC: 027242221451
- VariationDescription: 120 Minute 4-Pack
Customer Reviews 
Did the Job!
2009-05-08No complaints about these Camcorder Cassettes. Price was better than most places, so was a pretty good deal. High quality, vivid color, sound good too. No graininess, no problem. Loaded easily, easy to use.
Not Hi-8 tapes
2008-10-08Be careful! I ordered 3 4-packs. Thought they were Hi-8 tapes but received standard 8mm ones.
Consistent performer over the years
2008-06-25I've been using the Sony Hi8 tapes since my daughter was born in 2003. I've never had a problem. Amazon has th ebest price consistently and they are getting hard to find at offline stores now.
excellent product
2008-01-14I have tried other brand names and this is the only one that keeps the quality over decades. I strongly recommend it.
Consistently excellent
2007-11-22I've used Sony Hi-8 tapes for years and although tape is now considered somewhat archaic, if you have a camcorder that uses Hi-8 or Digital, you can't go wrong with these. I've never had a problem with them when shooting in some rather extreme situations. The camera hasn't always performed like I want, but the tape itself has never been the source of a problem. Shop around for the best price.
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