Fujifilm FS-80MT
Fujifilm FS-80MT is a Hi8 camcorder with 8x optical zoom and CCD sensor. Built for analogue video shooting, it includes autofocus, image stabilisation, an optical viewfinder and RCA composite stereo output for playback or transfer. It uses Hi8 tapes, has a fixed lens, built-in microphone and no weather sealing or video light. At 740 g, it suits buyers and sellers looking for a compact used camcorder for nostalgic recording or archive-friendly tape capture.
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Fujifilm FS-80MT Model Overview
Specifications
- Brand
- Fujifilm
- Model
- FS-80MT
- Release year
- 1994
- Storage Media Type
- Hi8
- Sensor Type
- CCD
- Lens Mount
- Fixed Lens
Fujifilm FS-80MT is a Hi8 camcorder with 8x optical zoom and CCD sensor. Built for analogue video shooting, it includes autofocus, image stabilisation, an optical viewfinder and RCA composite stereo output for playback or transfer. It uses Hi8 tapes, has a fixed lens, built-in microphone and no weather sealing or video light. At 740 g, it suits buyers and sellers looking for a compact used camcorder for nostalgic recording or archive-friendly tape capture.
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