Betacamkalustot
Betacamkalustot refers to a range of professional videocassette formats developed by Sony. Introduced in 1982, Betacam was a significant advancement in portable and broadcast-quality video recording. It was designed to replace the then-dominant U-matic format by offering superior image quality and more compact cassette sizes. The original Betacam format utilized component analog video recording, separating the luminance (Y) and chrominance (C) signals, which resulted in a much cleaner and more stable picture than composite formats.
Over time, Sony released several iterations of the Betacam format, each building upon the capabilities of its
While newer digital formats and file-based recording have largely superseded Betacam, its legacy in professional video