camcorder sony dcr-trv265e digital8
camcorder sony dcr-trv265e digital8

camcorder sony dcr-trv265e digital8

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2024•18 min•Documentary
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the film is the first 17ʼ20ʼʼ of digitized video from the Video8 Sony tape, without any additional cuts. the cassette was inside a vintage Sony DCR-TRV265E camcorder purchased on OLX on 24.10.2022 for 2000 UAH. trying to figure out how the camera works, I added my very own to these images.
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