what is the difference between a canon 8380cw and mf 8080cw cannon
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The 8380's copier can read and copy 2 sided pages. It can also automatically print double sided pages. It has a larger paper tray (250 sheets as compared to 150 for the 8080). It can also accommodate a second 250 sheet paper tray. It prints faster, and it can scan directly to e-mail.
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From what I have read, the only difference is the zoom ability and a tripod. This is what I read on another website so I really don't have any conclusive information.
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My understanding is that the FI9805W contains a greater number of IR sensors and, therefore, will provide a greater IR capability than the FI18904W. I also believe that the FI18904W is slightly smaller. This is my first experience with these cameras so I'm hardly an expert.
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I don't have this lens, BUT--Presumably, the D800 would detect that it is a DX lens and switch into DX mode. Therefore, it would fill the frame just the same on both cameras, albeit the megapixel count probably isn't the same.
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I think the 870IS's shutter speed is also a bit faster and more responsive between shots than the 800IS. Also, the 870IS is about 1/8 inch slimmer than the 800IS and a few ounces lighter. Image quality would be about the same but the extra 1 megapixel difference is significant for large photo developers. Also, the black version of the 870IS offers MMC compatibility in addition to SD/SDHC which may be important for select few people who has a few MMC cards lying around.
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As Bill Schindel said, the specs are very similar for both. For the difference in price, I would recommend the Yonguo -- you can 4 Yonguo YN-622C for the price of one Canon. I have been very impressed with the build quality and performance. While it doesn't have the LCD readout, you can control pretty much everything from the camera menus. And one thing it has which the Canon doesn't is an IR focus assist beam on the front, which works very well.
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The big difference is the image sensor, the HFS100 has 8.59 megapixels and the HF200 has 3.29 megapixels. On the Canon site you can do a nice side by side comparison of all the differences.
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Each security box is designed to fit the exact camera. I do not have a M880 but have a M-100. from what I know the difference between the two is the security password that the M-100 has, which is great. So if it is just an electronic difference it should fit perfectly. Ask Moultrie. I love my M-100 works great , I have two different boxes both for the M-100 that I bought at different times. They go together differently but fit the camera perfectly
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Night and Day...use this url to compare: http://www.usa.canon.com/consumer/controller?act=ProductCatIndexAct&fcategoryid=173
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I have both. Very little difference. Both are excellent for a point and shoot!
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Good question. The difference is better optics at 1.4f stop, or wide open. If you shoot wide open all the time, then you might want to consider that extra expense. On the other hand, if you shoot occasionally wide open, this lens (400) is great and I have liked shooting with it.
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Thanks for the reply. According to CNET, the shutter speeds are comparable. In addition, the cameras weigh about the same (I think one weights about 5.6 oz and the other 5.8 oz) so there is a few tenths of an ounce difference. Since I'm mostly a 4x6 or occasional 5x7 type of person, is there a difference to me at that print size between the two cameras? The price gap between the cameras is closing, so really the main feature difference for me is the optical viewfinder. And, I'm wondering if the "step ups" in the SD870 are worth it. Thanks again. Thanks for the reply. According to CNET, the shutter speeds are comparable. In addition, the cameras weigh about the same (I think one weights about 5.6 oz and the other 5.8 oz) so there is a few tenths of an ounce difference. Since I'm mostly a 4x6 or occasional 5x7 type of person, is there a difference to me at that print size between the two cameras? The price gap between the cameras is closing, so really the main feature difference for me is the optical viewfinder. And, I'm wondering if the "step ups" in the SD870 are worth it. Thanks again.
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The FZ8 can also allow you to shoot in Manual Mode...IMHO only 2 big differences between both of them 1.18X Optical Zoom 2.Poor image quality than FZ8.The reason is the Image sensor is nearly the same as in FZ8 but in FZ18 it has the responsibility of capturing 18X zoom images instead of 12X. 3.For above features and some more the price difference between both is nearly $100.00. The Lumix FZ50 too is based on 12X lens core but it atleast has a DSLR like look and feel and it has the real Manual mode. The manual mode in FZ8 and FZ18 is a still controlled by the motor which pushes the lens forward or backward. In FZ50 there is a DSLR like "ring" option which you can use in Movie Mode for true zooming while shooting. If you really wanna advanced camera in the Panasonic Lumix family then FZ50 or even the out of production FZ30 is a great and worthy upgrade. Last week I bought a Lumix FZ8 after researching the net for 1 month.Panasonic has fundamentally erred in introducing a new featureless model in FZ18.
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It's a better lens. There are video tests on youtube of these two lenses against each other and this lens is considerably sharper. It's sharpness is somewhere between the Canon 85mm 1.8 and the Canon 85mm 1.2 L lens. This is a very powerful lens.
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According to the Canon support page http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/support/consumer/printers_multifunction/imageclass_series/imageclass_mf4880dw#Specifications Yes. The Platen will take up to letter size and the ADF will take from 5.8" x 4.1" up to Legal size Cm
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they make one specifically for the M80/M100 camera, just search on Amazon, its a little cheaper, the difference is the cutoutson the face of the security box for sensors on M880 that the M80 doesnt have. Other reviewers have mentioned its not waterproof, its not supposed to be, its a lock box, the camera itself is water tight, CamlockBox Box for Moultrie M-80, M-100 and M80X, Camo
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Hi, thanks for your inquiry. There are only a bit difference between P780 and A830. You can compare their specification in the description for the details. Just buy the one which you like. Have a happy shopping! Best regards,