MiniDV tapes, a popular digital recording format in the late 1990s and early 2000s, typically measure 66mm x 48mm x 12mm (2.6 inches x 1.9 inches x 0.5 inches). Despite their compact size.

Video8 tapes, a popular analog video recording format introduced by Sony in the mid-1980s, typically measure 95mm x 62.5mm x 15mm (3.74 inches x 2.46 inches x 0.59 inches). These compact tapes revolutionized home video recording, offering a convenient means to capture cherished memories.

Hi8 tapes, an improved version of the Video8 format introduced by Sony in the late 1980s, typically measure 95mm x 62.5mm x 15mm (3.74 inches x 2.46 inches x 0.59 inches), sharing the same physical dimensions as Video8 and Digital8 tapes. However, Hi8 tapes boasted enhanced recording capabilities, offering higher resolution and better image quality. Despite their compact size, Hi8 tapes could store up to 2 hours of footage, making them popular among amateur videographers and professionals alike.

Digital8 tapes, a hybrid format introduced by Sony in the late 1990s, typically measure 95mm x 62.5mm x 15mm (3.74 inches x 2.46 inches x 0.59 inches), identical to Video8 tapes. However, Digital8 tapes utilized digital recording technology, offering superior image and sound quality compared to their analog predecessors. Despite sharing the same physical dimensions as Video8 tapes, Digital8 tapes could store up to 2 hours of digital video, making them a versatile choice for both personal and professional use.