Difference Between Mini Instax 7 and 25? I really want one of these camera but I am having a hard time figuring out what the difference between these two is. I know the Instax Mini 7S Instant Camera take small pictures, the size of a credit card, does the 25 take bigger ones? Difference Between Mini Instax 7 and 25? I really want one of these camera but I am having a hard time figuring out what the difference between these two is. I know the Instax Mini 7S Instant... » Read More Difference Between Mini Instax 7 and 25? I really want one of these camera but I am having a hard time figuring out what the difference between these two is. I know the Instax Mini 7S Instant Camera take small pictures, the size of a credit card, does the 25 take bigger ones? « Show Less
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they both use the same film and produce the same sized photos, with the 25 you have a little more control over the flash and it is signiificantly lighter and smaller. there is also a mirror on the front which helps with self photos 'selcas' and there are 2 shutter buttons
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can the fugi instax mini 25 produce larger sized pics if i use other film or does it only produce credit card sized pics ???
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You can use "Fujifilm Instax Mini Instant Film" for this camera.Picture size: 62mm x 46mmFilm size: 86mm x 54mm
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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
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It really depends on the subject and type of photography your shooting. I would suggest that you download the lens manuals for all your lenses and make your own decision. With the 25 you get greater magnification factor but less fucusing range. Also the 25 you have to get closer to your subject and may need a lens mounted ring flash for outdoor shooting in low light. I must stress that you do your research on all your lenses. Jerry Stahl
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Everyone complains about the "crowded" MPs on a "small" sensor, but can't you just take lower MP pictures and still take advantage of the upgraded features of the SX30IS? That is, you don't have to use ALL 14.1 MPs to take pics. You can scale picture size back in the settings (at least in the older model I have) and get higher "quality" pics (less noise but a smaller picture). I think this is something critics should keep that in mind. A 35X is a great attraction, especially for a sports fanatic like me who takes pics from far away at some events and 720p video is as well. Everyone complains about the "crowded" MPs on a "small" sensor, but can't you just take lower MP pictures and still take advantage of the upgraded features of the SX30IS? That is, you don't have to use ALL 14.1 MPs to take pics. You can scale picture size back in the settings (at least in the older model I have) and get higher "quality" pics (less noise but a smaller picture). I think this is something critics should keep that in mind. A 35X is a great attraction, especially for a sports fanatic like me who takes pics from far away at some events and 720p video... » Read More Everyone complains about the "crowded" MPs on a "small" sensor, but can't you just take lower MP pictures and still take advantage of the upgraded features of the SX30IS? That is, you don't have to use ALL 14.1 MPs to take pics. You can scale picture size back in the settings (at least in the older model I have) and get higher "quality" pics (less noise but a smaller picture). I think this is something critics should keep that in mind. A 35X is a great attraction, especially for a sports fanatic like me who takes pics from far away at some events and 720p video is as well. « Show Less
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I chose the Olympus 25 mm over the LUMIX 20 mm because of focal length, just a little more flexibility, and price. Difference in speed was inconsequential.
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The difference is that the first one has memory card slot only, the second one has memory card slot plus additional internal memory in the camera itself. There are no difference between these two models in terms of the other technical and optical specifications.
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Yes, I have the Polaroid 300 cameras and this film is literally the same thing. I buy instax because the film is cheaper than the polaroid brand, but I bought the polaroid camera because it's cheaper than the Fuji one. lol plus they have more variety of frames so it's mega fun. Hope this helps you.
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In my opinion the small is much easier to Cary and use. One of the biggest experts of Photoshop Mr Kelby of Kelby training also recommends and uses the same.
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The $170 version is the Mini, a newer model, smaller than the original. That smaller model didn't exist when I made my purchase, or I probably would have bought it instead. Whichever size you buy, I suggest the silver color, as it looks sleeker than black.
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It's my understanding the newer cards are faster, and can "write" the information quicker, which makes waiting time between shots shorter. Also, the older cards may not be able to write video fast enough, so if you use your camera for video the newer, faster cards are better. When comparing cards with the same GB storage capacity, and you don't need the extra speed, such as shooting in bursts, video, etc. then the older cards are fine, and save some money.
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No. Look up fujifilm instax mini film and you should find it. It should say mini on it. The wide one is for the bigger camera that I believe only comes in the color black where the mini comes in many colors as well as another style that looks like a classic type camera.
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NO, this is the mini edition. Instax 210 uses a much bigger film (resulting in much bigger photos) and it's harder to find at good prices, unfortunately.
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I'm not sure if i understand your question, it's a bit vague. Are you asking what the difference is between the colors or the actual camera models? I have the all white 7s model. I don't own any other models, but i believe the difference between the different models would be the size of the actual camera, the colors, and the different photo modes. There are some that take bigger film and the 7s takes wallet sized photos.
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Actually it's the exact same sensor...the only difference there is that the 7D uses dual Digic IV processors where as the T2i only uses a single one (which affects the burst FPS). The sensor and processor are identical. It might not be *quite* as good at low-light only because using a single processor instead of 2 means there's not as much in-camera PP but it's not a huge difference (pictures looked very similar taken between the 7D and T2i).
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Depends on what type of upgrade. Cash really determines how much more camera you can get. I upgraded to 7D because I wanted video capability. Good luck!
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It depends on what you are more interested in. If you want to focus more on video then go for the sony Nex-VG10 because it has autofocus while filming and The 7D does not But if you want to focus more on photography more then the 7D because it has 18 megapixels as opposed to the sony's 14. However they are still both amazing at photography and videography.