Review S-VHS Cassettes

Welcome back to the 90's Video Studio!

Today we're going to talk about S-VHS and other Video Cassettes

Stages of cassettes:

-VHS

-S-VHS

-D-VHS

-Betacam

These are the most commonly used Cassette systems

some of them are analog some of them are digital

The standard VHS is for everyday recording or to record family and friends gathering

S-VHS is the starting of low broadcast quality 

Betacam is the most commonly used cassette for broadcast streaming

and save archives in amazingly high quality on tape

and keep them for a very long time, because betacam is

widely know for it's safe information keeping

Believe or not they still use this cassettes in many video studios

because it still gives more than a broadcast standard picture

But let's get back to S-VHS, in the end of the 80's and the beginning of the 90's

S-VHS camcorders went viral because of their beautiful picture and

clear sound, and broadcast ready status

Many television changed their simple VHS camcorders to S-VHS

Although the cameras were quite pricey the manufacturers

sold loads of them even for people just to film their everyday life

Click here to purchase S-VHS tapes and players

Thanks you for reading!

Best, the team

Panasonic M9000 S-VHS Video Camera Review

Panasonic M900

Well first of all welcome to the "90's Video Studio"

today we're going to talk about one of the most successful S-VHS Camcorders

from the beginning of the 90's

This is piece of culture is manufactured for the first time in 1990

and sold with a very huge success and used for mainly broadcasting

and making music videos in the 1990's and the early 2000's

Costumers loved it because of it's sharp and clear picture

and the professional autofocus and the ability to watch back

the shots right after the recording, this was a very big dream

of the directors, because you are able to find the possible mistakes

The camera is containing many possible ways to extend it's original

knowledge by connecting an external microphone or light for the

best results, in the in-built microphone you can even adjust the sound's

space where it goes by Zoom, Tele, Wide

You can go up to 100x digital zoom and 12x optical,

and add digital in-built effects

or adjust the brightness, by turning into manual handling

Thank you for reading us!

All the best the 90's Video Studio's team

Welcome To 90's Video Studio's Official Blog

Welcome back or just welcome!

Well we're here after a long time, are you still ready to find out the 90's technology and everyday life?
Do you still want to see 16:9, 4:3 or even 1:1 videos?
Well here we are, we will inform you from the newest things from the past :)
Our personal production collection:

-iMac 2006 Late
-Panasonic M9000 S-VHS Camcorder (1990)
-Sony Handicap (1995)
-Easycap USB video capture
-Panasonic S-VHS Video
-DVI to Composite converter
-Sony Triton TV

and loads of ideas!

If you wanna join us, than drop as a message via (tristan.macintosh@aol.com)
we'll listen to your ideas, and use them if you'd like to

Until the post, all the best

The team