What is the SD208M ? Is this the Professional
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This dado set meets the requirements for quality of cut that I would expect from a dado set in a small, professional cabinet shop where one or two craftsmen are doing custom work. But it is in the middle of Freud's price range. They do sell a more expensive set, but I am not convinced that it is any "better". This set cuts nice, flat bottomed grooves and dadoes and leaves crisp, clean corners, plenty clean for fully housed dado joins in solid wood, ply, or MDF for typical case work.A commercial cabinet shop setting up a dedicated saw for dadoes might want a more expensive blade. This dado set meets the requirements for quality of cut that I would expect from a dado set in a small, professional cabinet shop where one or two craftsmen are doing custom work. But it is in the middle of Freud's price range. They do sell a more expensive set, but I am not convinced that it is any "better". This set cuts nice, flat bottomed grooves and dadoes and leaves crisp, clean corners, plenty clean for fully housed dado joins in solid wood, ply, or MDF for typical case work.A commercial cabinet shop setting up a dedicated saw for dadoes might want a more... » Read More This dado set meets the requirements for quality of cut that I would expect from a dado set in a small, professional cabinet shop where one or two craftsmen are doing custom work. But it is in the middle of Freud's price range. They do sell a more expensive set, but I am not convinced that it is any "better". This set cuts nice, flat bottomed grooves and dadoes and leaves crisp, clean corners, plenty clean for fully housed dado joins in solid wood, ply, or MDF for typical case work.A commercial cabinet shop setting up a dedicated saw for dadoes might want a more expensive blade. « Show Less
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Just got back from an 8 day vacation in Southern CA using my new SD880is. Pictures came out sharp and NOT grainy. You'll be happy with the SD880is. I certainly am :) !
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I believe so. I know the professional version definitely comes with one. But not entirely sure about the regular version. But I'm sure the manual can be found online.
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This is the latest model and it work great I put sd didk so my client can put files And pull files it's great you will love it and service is great
412542
that is good;a 8g sd for jpeg and 16g cf for raw should does the job for casual me
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I just replaced my SD870IS with a Canon S100 - a move up in price and features. I am still using my 870 for some work ( it's display has some dead spots).Thanks for the discussion.
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The writeup indicates it has a 6-in-1 memory card reader. When I carefully read the case exterior, it shows SD, XD, and has a memory stick logo. The notation "pro" also appears to the right of the logo. I'll second the recommendations regarding this unit. I upgraded mine to 2 GB RAM and purchased the Windows 7 home premium update. I also removed software that I had no use for.
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No, sadly it's not. The prosumer line of DSLR's nowadays usually use SD or some similar high speed version. You can get a similar card in the SD lineup, but this one won't fit inside you're camera. If you decide to switch up to a more professional camera you will have to switch to Compact Flash cards, but in general you shouldn't have to worry about it if you stay with the new line of DSLR's.
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The pro style is the "A" models and the pocket style is the SD model's, right? How bulky is this camera. Can we put it in our pocket and still be comfortable?
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The Canon SD950 is for my wife, who thinks of a camera as a necessary evil to record memories. I am the opposite -- an advanced amateur (Canon 20D, 99.9% of my images are in RAW only, lots of Photoshop CS3 work, etc.). I would like to see an improved image and an easy to use Point-and-Shoot camera with a few advanced functions that wouldn't confuse my wife. Besides, serious amateurs want a fun camera like the SD series, too! My preferred priorities for the next SD Canon: 1. RAW mode and RAW+JPG mode(s). If Canon is afraid that a user might select RAW without knowing what it is then simply exclude RAW-only mode and/or include a warning when RAW is selected. Although my wife will be taking 90% of the pictures, I might want to process some of the better ones. RAW mode would give me the flexibility to improve quality (especially brightness/contrast and temperature = color). 2. Improved image -- even if it means a larger sensor or fewer pixels. I know that image quality (especially noise in low light, shadows, etc.) is already excellent for a camera of this size and that it won't approach that of my Canon 20D, but it could be improved. 3. Movie mode with optical zoom. [Thanks for the note about LP mode. I wanted it and didn't know that Canon added that feature! Direct mpeg might be great, too.] 4. Any additional controls that would appeal to DSLR users (manual and semi-automatic modes, etc.).
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I asked the same thing of my local dealer when I was deciding. His exact words to me were "High gloss black cabinet and the card reader", which I took to mean the SD Card reader slot that was there. I ended up buying the 57731 from amazon, and am awaiting shipment now.
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It's not SDS, it's an old Hitachi or Makita. Read my review for the Nikko Jack hammer and I go into detail on this. Not easy to cut & weld either as the top is precision machined. Basically, this spade ONLY fits the old obsolete Makita standard that no one uses except the generic knock-off electric jack hammers. It fools you because it looks just like SDS Max? Hex style that you see on all the standard full-sized jack hammers at Home Depot, etc. I have the Nikko and I found that I mostly use the clay spade an use the point or chisel to break up rock once and a while. Another big con is it is very short so it's a back breaker when you dig a hole. I'm considering cutting and welding in an extension to add 1.5 feet.
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Why do you say the sd-60k is better without a powerful PC? you can still shoot 1080/30 on the sd600, and it has 3 cmos censors to take in more light information.The only downside I can think if is the zoom which goes to 12x instead of 23x
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This is the professional model. Supposedly this unit will last longer. It works very well and has bitsetting for DVD+r discs
804778
I actually don't know what these are, SDHC AND SDXC, but it does handle SD, MMC, and MS. Sorry for my poor knowledge...
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The m308 is offered in both nikoplex and BDC800 make sure the description shows what you are looking for
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The "Professional" is only different in that it has an output level control. Otherwise it's the same.