@@recreview3835 I have been told that those cheap accessories to go from usb to the computer lower the quality of the original outlet... firewire is better... is this true?
Great video, HOw did you get the footage off to a laptop or mac, just got one and am struggling to fathom how to gete onto a macbook, any advice welcome. thanks
@@NatalieNicole2222 Depends if the camera has an S-Video/AV output, if it does, then you can record it onto a USB capture card directly from the camera and use software like AMCap to record it. If recording from a VCR you can use Scart to AV or just AV output to record aswell.
Hello. Nice memories. I have M5 too. But the cassette is stuck inside the video and it's not coming out. Do you know how to get it out without damaging it? Thanks
@@miguelpelayo3052 I unscrewed the whole video from behind and turned a few pulleys by hand and it opened. After that, of course, the video didn't work. I just wanted to save only the tape. Αnyway the video was damaged before. Only for the shop window. Antique
So much memories. I had a brand new onM5 back in 89. Used to film weddings and made some good money with it.
Great review and awesome shots! How did you transfer the video from the tape to your PC? Looks brilliant!
Greetings from Germany
Thank you! I used EasyCap video capture adapter for transfering. It's a cheap device. :)
Thanks mate, helps a lot! :)
@@recreview3835 I have been told that those cheap accessories to go from usb to the computer lower the quality of the original outlet... firewire is better... is this true?
Great video, HOw did you get the footage off to a laptop or mac, just got one and am struggling to fathom how to gete onto a macbook, any advice welcome. thanks
You can use a USB capture card or a VHS to DVD recorder
@@aidans9010 but with an vcr or directly from the camera?
@@NatalieNicole2222 Depends if the camera has an S-Video/AV output, if it does, then you can record it onto a USB capture card directly from the camera and use software like AMCap to record it. If recording from a VCR you can use Scart to AV or just AV output to record aswell.
hey man great video, what camera did you use for this clip?
Thank you!
I used Nikon D3100 with 18-55mm kit lens and 50mm f 1.8 lens. :)
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I own this one too. How did you make it digital? its an odd setup for video out.
Which converter did you use for this video?
Grejt review. Thanks!
How would you use it during the night time? Does it have a flashlight or something? Thx!
+ RecReview, There is infact, three rec bottons !
Yes. The third Rec button is on the VTR panel. But there is 2 rec button for recording by the camera. :D
what did you record with filming the cameras
he used a camera from the panasonic M5 series of cameras
NICE FOOTAGE !!!
Hello. Nice memories. I have M5 too. But the cassette is stuck inside the video and it's not coming out. Do you know how to get it out without damaging it?
Thanks
be careful
u could try and ply it open with a screwdriver but it might break it
u could also try and press the eject button
I have the same problem, i already use a screwdriver but didnt work.
Did you fix it?
@@miguelpelayo3052
I unscrewed the whole video from behind and turned a few pulleys by hand and it opened. After that, of course, the video didn't work. I just wanted to save only the tape. Αnyway the video was damaged before. Only for the shop window. Antique
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