What is the difference between the Japanese and regular version of the cameras?
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Thank you for asking a question. It is completely the same as a regular article. Our store is not only a regular store.
501035
Yes. This is the Japanese-manufactured model. And you can tell the difference. The quality is excellent.
1266123
Everything, including the box was in Japanese. There was no US translation available for Panasonic's US Help Center nor was the exact same camera (at least that model number) available in the US when I did all this. I returned the camera.
459847
I'm sorry I have not seen the Japanese version. But based on what I saw on Youtube, they have the same features
311355
The SD780 is made in Japan; big difference when you hold them in your hand. The SD780 is metal casing and higher quality parts vs. the flimsy SD940, which I sold on Ebay. The pros say the SD780 shoots better too. I didn't notice a lot of difference, though the 28mm was a neat feature. Both HD video quality appeared to be the same.
1162675
There is no reason for concern, regardless of where a product is manufactured the camera will still meet Nikon's specifications. Nikon usually only makes a handful of their higher end DSLR cameras in Japan.
560108
not sure but i believe they are the same except one has english instructions and the other is in japanese.
1565643
I never compared the two versions, I used the first edition only because it's more compact, light, less expensive, has built in shade what I really like. I use only on Fuji cameras without worries. I heard the version two also have purple fringing issues with some cameras but visible only on large images, also fringing is easy to fix with the latest softwares like Lightroom. I shoot almost exclusively B&W; so color fringing don't bother me so much. V2 might be more corrected but I can't tell.
338368
Yes, this is a Japan model, it doesn't have 64GB internal memory. This is a very good one for video quality especially for projector presentation.
1865355
The camera itself is made in Japan. You'll find your model no. on the bottom for registration along with the printed "Made in Japan".
40482
Hello, between both editions is no difference in functinality. The difference is in the number of cameras and lenses which are supported in either edition. If you camera is on the list of supported optical modules in the Standard edition, you should be fine with it. To make sure that your equipment is supported, please check in advance on the DxO website: http://www.dxo.com/intl/photography/dxo-optics-pro/supported-equipment With kind regards, Heike Precht Support Team DxO Labs
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From what I have found the DMC-ZS30 is the USA Version of the DMC-TZ40. I am considering this camera just haven't made my mind up yet. Thanks to those who posted about the language issues with the camera menus.
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N1 Version:---D800 D800E D3X / D3 / D700 / D300 / D2X / D2H / D200 / D1H / D1X / ---N90s / F5 / F6 / F100---Fuji Film: S5 Pro / S3 Pro---Kodak: DSC-14N
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I did not find any difference other than the packaging and directions in japanese. I think it boils down to the fact that the American model is discontinued
459845
From what I saw in the videos where they have the Japanese version and comparing to the one I have, they are the same.
395144
My camera from Amazon only has English, Korean and different versions of Japanese.
2075103
Everything is in Japanese on the camera.. And it made me panic, then I found out u can change the language to English =) I'm very happy with the camera so far good deal with the lens included saved me over four hundred bucks