What is the difference between the 20DX and the 15DX?
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(size) capacity of the spool...20 takes more line...15 less... check specification ..how much fishing line it takes..
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I cannot make a comparison between the two versions so I defer to Irish81. The 15 is a stable unit.
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Both are fine. As to which is"preferred" that's up to you. I like the 20mm personally.
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Not familiar with the other model. My requirements were extremely basic - provide a flute to multiple grandchildren who were fighting over a single one and for that the 20BG was perfect!
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did re-measure to be sure. 15x19 is closer. there is an end that bends to that might be why they say 20.
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I would stay with the 20. I have the 20 and my friend has the 47. I feel like the 20 is more compact and doesn't take up much space.
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5 vs. 4 wavelength backlight means better color reproduction.120hz refresh rate means less judder/smoother motion on fast moving action scenes.15,000 vs. 10,000 Dynamic contrast ratio means deeper blacks (ie, see more picture detail in dark areas of image).I think those are the main differences and justify the higher selling price (but perhaps not to the tune of $1,000-$2,000....$500 difference would be more realistic)
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The camera does have it's own magnification factor. I think it is 15X. I know it is different from my normal 10X and 20X so I have to view the image on the computer to understand the framing.
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Thanks for your continued helpful replies - I've also been comparing these two for my son who's headed off to Afghanistan, and we wanted something lightweight for Skyping - do you think there will be a big difference in graphics and processor capabilities between the two, and are there any other real apparant differences? I also read that the batteries for the two are interchangeable, and that the UL20A battery (higher wattage and longer charge) could be used in the 1201N, thus mitigating one of the biggest downsides of this model???
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The only difference is that the 790 has the fast clean feature. Not worth the $20 increase in price IMO.
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G15 and G16 are the same camera except g16 has wifi and hidef movie. I don't know about the sx260. I love the G16 because it takes great photos in low light situations. I've taken photos of rescue cats in their cages with just a 75 watt light overhead and they are beautiful. The focus is fast, the color tone is great. I like the dedicated movie button so you can just start shooting a movie. If you don't care about the wifi or hidef movies, you can save money by getting the G15.
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Should not be a problem. The 20D uses CF cards, so you should be good to go.
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FX(D800/D610/D600...) is full frame and DX (D7100/D7000/...) is crop. Full frames have larger sensor, hence lower signal to noise ratio which can result in better quality at same resolution. Usually FX family has better lens, body and over all feature set and made for semi pro who are looking for quality in RAW images, while DX are more for photography enthusiasts who think camera should be packed with features they may never use. D7100 is packed with many features but AF is not working properly (Read my review).
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x20 is half the magnification of x40, btw it's a nice little magnifier considering the price, but more like x10.
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HiTo answer your question correctly, they both are 1000 watts , the main difference is the 15 inch has more full body sound and you can also use it without any sub if place you are playing is not big enough for adding a subwoofer . I would use the 12 for smaller venue up to 50 people vs the 15 that can handle over 75-100 people.Hope you are comfortable with my explanation and if you do need further assistance , you are welcome to call us 718/272/7228 . Thanks . Mike
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Difference appears to be more design than anything. The TSX series is current--the Monitor 65's are discontinued. Eric C
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To expand on another response, the most critical difference is the FX vs DX. That means that the image sensor on the FX (full frame) is larger and able to capture a greater area compared to a DX (digital, cropped frame.) Full frame lenses can be used on a DX camera, but it is a waste because the sensor can't see all of the image projected by the lens. Imagine the way looking through a toilet paper roll limits your angle of view, as an example of how this works. Putting a DX lens on an FX camera is possible, but the sensor is a greater area than the projected image, meaning the periphery of the picture would be blank. If you are a hobbyist, you probably don't need the full frame camera (nor the expense of it or the lenses required to get the most out of it.) The D610 is an upgrade from the d7100, but for the price to be worth it, you need to have a full frame lens.