Can anyone tell me the difference between the Fujifilm HS25EXR and the HS28EXR?
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I can tell you the difference but I have the 25 and have had it for about 2 1/2 years....I LOVE this camera, and would have to say, it is one of the most wonderful purchases I have ever made! My daughter had one sent to me to bring to her in Nicaragua, as soon as I saw it, I bought mine! Hers unfortunately was knocked off of a self, out of the case and she no longer has it, but she did enjoy her while she did! Hollie
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I like the big zoom range of the Fuji film and the better price, but you need to compare the write type camera's with each other.If you like to buy a Fuji Film HS25EXR i would spend a bit more for the HS30EXR you have a battery pack and some small deference's, the Battery pack works really well.I also ordered a fast 32 GB memory card and a UV lens and a extra double Bat.pack with a Car and 120V via Amason.ZIP NP-W126 (Includes 2-1500mAh battery, pocket charger) for Fuji Finepix HS30EXR, HS33EXR,X-E1, X-Pro1 Just let me know if you like to have more information.Will Mangumwhitehouse B&B; I like the big zoom range of the Fuji film and the better price, but you need to compare the write type camera's with each other.If you like to buy a Fuji Film HS25EXR i would spend a bit more for the HS30EXR you have a battery pack and some small deference's, the Battery pack works really well.I also ordered a fast 32 GB memory card and a UV lens and a extra double Bat.pack with a Car and 120V via Amason.ZIP NP-W126 (Includes 2-1500mAh battery, pocket charger) for Fuji Finepix HS30EXR, HS33EXR,X-E1, X-Pro1... » Read More I like the big zoom range of the Fuji film and the better price, but you need to compare the write type camera's with each other.If you like to buy a Fuji Film HS25EXR i would spend a bit more for the HS30EXR you have a battery pack and some small deference's, the Battery pack works really well.I also ordered a fast 32 GB memory card and a UV lens and a extra double Bat.pack with a Car and 120V via Amason.ZIP NP-W126 (Includes 2-1500mAh battery, pocket charger) for Fuji Finepix HS30EXR, HS33EXR,X-E1, X-Pro1 Just let me know if you like to have more information.Will Mangumwhitehouse B&B; « Show Less
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According to my research there aren't very many differences between the 2 models, which is a bit confusing as to why there are 2 models that are so closely designed but I am just a consumer, what do I know. It appears from my side-to-side comparison that the main differences are going to be: *A little better flash for the FS25 *Faster and 1 more shot for the Continuous shot bursts *A more in depth metering sensor for the FS25 offering more detection points *The 25 weighs a bit more and has a slightly larger LCD (2.7 vs 3.0inches) And the FS25 of course costs approximately $20-50 more than the FS15 The largest difference to me is the design of the body, I really love the little hand grip that is molded into the front of the FS25 body, to me that makes a big difference when taking one handed shots, as I often do. Other than that everything is exactly identical between the 2 I would spend the extra $20 myself but that is just me Hope that helps Happy Hunting
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The most major difference I see is the resolution, reference these two pages side by side to note the other differences. http://www.casio-projectors.eu/uk/products/xja155/ and http://www.casio-projectors.eu/uk/products/xja256/
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How do you do, Mr. Ryan. I call it Suzuki, the staff of a bell. Thank you for your consideration. Since this mail is using the translator, it has made a mistake in it, and although it may be an acatalepsy, please allow it. Although I am carrying out simultaneous sale of this camera also in the store in Tokyo, it is still in stock. It is a late model of XP series of FUJIFILM. In order of XP60 -&gt;XP150 -&gt;XP200, it is the most expensive and performance is also the most wonderful. Is it an answer of the question? Moreover, please do not hesitate to ask a question.
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It does not appear to be according to the compatibility chart at Fujifilm. Here are the compatible models Fuji list: Compatibility FUJIFILM X-Pro1 / X-T1 / X-E2 / X-E1 / X-M1 / X-A1 / X100T / X100S / X100 / X30 / X20 / X10 / X-S1 FinePix HS50EXR / HS30EXR / HS33EXR / HS25EXR / HS28EXR / HS20EXR / HS22EXR / S1 Online forums say that almost ANY flash will fire, but do not have TTL compatibility. It seems the Fujifilm EF-20 may be compatible, though they do not list the S200, but they do show some SL models.
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I have the HS10 and am wondering the same thing. The 200EXR is down to $399. Does anyone have any suggestions. I have heard however that they don't make this camera anymore, is that true?
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I have searched online for the same comparison b4 i bought both of the two. The thing is, because these two cameras have a lot of features, it takes a while to write or make a video to fully compare the two cameras. I did find some that tried to compare the two camers, but the reviews seemed bias to me. Overall, i like the Fuji over the Canon, but i like the Canons zoom over fuji's. One can still get the same results as the other.
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The main differences are: the HS30EXR can handle "raw" image files. This format is an unprocessed image (like a digital negative) and allows you to process your own pictures using image processing software. The second difference is the electronic view finder, the HS30EXR has 3 times more resolution, so it will show more detail. Finally, the batteries, the HS25EXR uses 4 regular AA batteries and the HS30EXR uses a Li-ion NP-W126 battery (comes with a charger). Beside these differences, they are exactly the same camera. So, if you don't need to use the raw image files, I would say, go for the HS25EXR. The main differences are: the HS30EXR can handle "raw" image files. This format is an unprocessed image (like a digital negative) and allows you to process your own pictures using image processing software. The second difference is the electronic view finder, the HS30EXR has 3 times more resolution, so it will show more detail. Finally, the batteries, the HS25EXR uses 4 regular AA batteries and the HS30EXR uses a Li-ion NP-W126 battery (comes with a charger). Beside these differences, they are exactly the same camera. So, if you don't need to use the raw image files, I would say,... » Read More The main differences are: the HS30EXR can handle "raw" image files. This format is an unprocessed image (like a digital negative) and allows you to process your own pictures using image processing software. The second difference is the electronic view finder, the HS30EXR has 3 times more resolution, so it will show more detail. Finally, the batteries, the HS25EXR uses 4 regular AA batteries and the HS30EXR uses a Li-ion NP-W126 battery (comes with a charger). Beside these differences, they are exactly the same camera. So, if you don't need to use the raw image files, I would say, go for the HS25EXR. « Show Less
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The Fujifilm Advanced 400 that I bought was old. Can't tremember dates. I understand they don't make it anymore so that any in stock is apt to be old. The bigger difficulty is in finding places that will process it.
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The HS35100 has a larger F stop (F2.8) which means it is a "faster" (or more light sensitive) lens. This is important with micro four thirds cameras, as the sensor is small and needs more light than a full frame sensor. The HS35100 is weather sealed, and may be better build quality than the 35-100/F4 lens. Both lenses have image stabilization, but I don't know how that feature compares between lenses. Know that the firmware for the HS35100 was updated last year, which fixed a "jitter" problem with that lens. It works quite well now. I hope this information is of some help to you. The HS35100 has a larger F stop (F2.8) which means it is a "faster" (or more light sensitive) lens. This is important with micro four thirds cameras, as the sensor is small and needs more light than a full frame sensor. The HS35100 is weather sealed, and may be better build quality than the 35-100/F4 lens. Both lenses have image stabilization, but I don't know how that feature compares between lenses. Know that the firmware for the HS35100 was updated last year, which fixed a "jitter" problem with that lens. It works quite well now. I hope this information is of some... » Read More The HS35100 has a larger F stop (F2.8) which means it is a "faster" (or more light sensitive) lens. This is important with micro four thirds cameras, as the sensor is small and needs more light than a full frame sensor. The HS35100 is weather sealed, and may be better build quality than the 35-100/F4 lens. Both lenses have image stabilization, but I don't know how that feature compares between lenses. Know that the firmware for the HS35100 was updated last year, which fixed a "jitter" problem with that lens. It works quite well now. I hope this information is of some help to you. « Show Less
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Sorry, haven't had the opportunity to try and compare the SX1is to the other two models.I'll tell you this though, after taking the SX30is for a test run there is NO WAY I would keep it over my SX20is when it xomes to the discussion of image quality.
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I have sold my camera but only ever used sdhc. Check what the specs say on fuji's web site
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Hey everyone, I just found a review of a pre-production model of the HS10. It is on Photgraphy Bab web-site. Here's a link to the review!http://www.photographybay.com/2010/02/25/fuji-hs10-hands-on-review/?awt_l=GAUdB&aw;t_m=1eZxHEDHEf62xuIt does give more insight into the camera and a few negatives but the reviewer sure sounded excited by this camera.
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http://www.optyczne.pl/2795-nowoś63;-Fujifilm_HS10_-_zdjęcia_przyk22;adowe.html
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We can't comment on the reviews but the 340HS is only slightly better rated on snapsort.com:http://snapsort.com/compare/Canon-ELPH-330-HS-vs-Canon-PowerShot-ELPH-340-HS
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Main difference is sensor. Both are exactly the same size and will probably fit in jacket pocket with lens such as 27/2.8. You should also look at Fuji x100s which has a shallow profile due to build in lens