Frage von elverano:
We will soon turn in the tropics. DVCam format. We use the good SonyDVCam-tapes that are supplied in the booklet bulky boxes. For space and weight reasons, we have repackaged the standard MiniDV cassettes in envelopes. Since the tapes are not now protected against moisture, I wanted it shrink-with a household Einschweißgerät.
My question: Since the welding yes Dutch happens the heating of the film by a wire, and thereby determines chemical fumes are (but minimal), I wonder if it could give rise to chemical reactions with the DV tapes?
Are there any experience?
Antwort von wolfgang:
No experience of my page. But a chemical reaction, such as you describe, is actually not really fear too.
Antwort von MiXMaster:
Would indeed synonymous bad if there were endstehen vapors! Food is indeed a welding synonymous!
Antwort von Stefan:
Remember that you einschweisst synonymous moisture, if you einschweisst without vacuum. Home rather uncertain, the spot rather more ...
Luggage from the latest in the cold air condenses out to you that, when previously the bag inflated at lower pressure is not aufgeploppt ;-)
Have fun in the tropics!
The fat Stefan
Antwort von verano:
I had planned to weld the cassette only at home and then they put the spin in the jungle in Ziplock bags with a packet of silica gel.
We also want to take the tapes, if possible with your hand baggage ...
Has anyone of you a more elegant solution for the repackaging of the impractical DVCam-Kasettenhüllen of Sony?
Eigtl is so bizarre that you can get for the multiple s.Money a pointless packaging that is not sealed ...
