We usually went to Llandudno by train for our holidays in the late 80s/early 90s, so I remember this well. Cleary remember the Class 151 being visible in the shed here around this time too.
The camera was a JVC GRS 707E Camcorder....It was great for the time....Many thanks and give your Dad my best wishes and to return to normal and good health very soon.......Mark
@@spompey Thanks Mark I remember you saying a while back that you have overseas footage I sent that to him hopefully watch it with it. I've recently ordered an expensive unisheen VHS to digital converter told it will work on android so fingers crossed. I also brought a second hand SVHS machine tapes aren't cheap and unsure if I can actually see a difference too.
@@jackmilne9764 You should notice a difference in quality with S vhs as this was 400 lines opposed to the 250 standard vhs. Nothing compared to today's 4K resolution. European clips have started under the series European Railways of the 1990s and has kicked off with 3 locations in France. Lots more will follow in unison with the BR series. I hope your conversion goes well and works first of all...my experience was a matter of trial and error and it did work out a little costly what with the different hardware and their sometimes over promised claims. My best wishes to you and again so many thanks for your continued interest in the channel.....best regards...mark
@@spompey Hi Mark I commented on your other video in Belgium but I was telling fellow UA-camr nowt1002 about your JCV on these, you did tell me but I forgot what were you using on your mid,late 1980s and early 1990s footage? My eBay purchase has a fault usb flash drive port basically caved in asked for a refund or replacement no reply. Funny instant response when I was enquiring about buying it.
The Class 101 in the green livery looks great.
It certainly does....many thanks and best regards...Mark
We usually went to Llandudno by train for our holidays in the late 80s/early 90s, so I remember this well. Cleary remember the Class 151 being visible in the shed here around this time too.
Many thanks and best wishes....Mark
Just watching it with my Dad who's recently come out of hospital loves your footage. What camera did you use this time?
The camera was a JVC GRS 707E Camcorder....It was great for the time....Many thanks and give your Dad my best wishes and to return to normal and good health very soon.......Mark
@@spompey Thanks Mark I remember you saying a while back that you have overseas footage I sent that to him hopefully watch it with it. I've recently ordered an expensive unisheen VHS to digital converter told it will work on android so fingers crossed. I also brought a second hand SVHS machine tapes aren't cheap and unsure if I can actually see a difference too.
@@jackmilne9764 You should notice a difference in quality with S vhs as this was 400 lines opposed to the 250 standard vhs. Nothing compared to today's 4K resolution. European clips have started under the series European Railways of the 1990s and has kicked off with 3 locations in France. Lots more will follow in unison with the BR series. I hope your conversion goes well and works first of all...my experience was a matter of trial and error and it did work out a little costly what with the different hardware and their sometimes over promised claims. My best wishes to you and again so many thanks for your continued interest in the channel.....best regards...mark
Thanks I'm hoping I'm like £129 Expensive but no complaints. Those cheap easy caps aren't great
@@spompey Hi Mark I commented on your other video in Belgium but I was telling fellow UA-camr nowt1002 about your JCV on these, you did tell me but I forgot what were you using on your mid,late 1980s and early 1990s footage?
My eBay purchase has a fault usb flash drive port basically caved in asked for a refund or replacement no reply. Funny instant response when I was enquiring about buying it.