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Old 10-02-2024, 01:09 AM
DVtyro DVtyro is offline
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Originally Posted by ARC Tech-109 View Post
Can't speak for those as I don't have anything from that line, I have the BVW-35 & BVW-50 portables, PVV3 which you pointed out would be considered modular and my desktop machines that are DVW-A500's and a BVW-22 for Betacam.
The BVW-3 camcorder is modular. The BVW-200/300/400 are not. See this video: https://youtu.be/vnJlZDOyEhs?si=-mc5ncG-bmsCwmnO&t=169. Notice how the cassette is moved towards the head drum. You can also read Sony's whitepaper on the BVW-200/300/400, which mentions smaller head drum, M-loading and 15 mm savings in mechanism's height. Sony used the same approach for 8-mm camcorders. Also all MiniDV camcorders I've seen use similar lacing scheme. So, by the late 1980s Sony figured how to use M-loading to save space, while Panasonic copied older U-loading in a futile attempt to keep pace with Sony.
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