What is the difference between the DF-80, FD-80A, & FD-80P???? I couldn't see an explanation. THANKS for your help!
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Sorry, I do not know. I do like the one I purchased though. I've dehydrated just about everything and the beef jerky is fantastic
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There is a different in size and weight of body. See dp reviews on both for details. Low pass filter might also be different.
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I really don't know, I think there's only two kinds the 60 and the 80, sorry I couldn't give you a better answer ,....
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The Incra website lists all the main differences, but the biggest one is that there are 1 degree stops on the HD plus the ability to adjust by 0.1 degrees if you want. Crazy accurate. It all comes back to how you will use it.
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The difference is with the PFC being active or passive but I'm honestly not sure which has which. I've read elsewhere that the 450p has active pfc, but cannot officially confirm that.
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Fahri -san,smart choice from you and very good advice from Scott.Hope you enjoy the product as much as I do.I have written a guide about the HF11/HF10 (and HF100 if you want).It might give you some additional ideas of what you can do.http://www.amazon.com/gp/richpub/syltguides/fullview/R1350ZLGI7U7TP/ref=cm_pdp_sylt_title_1Hope this helps.
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Hey Kelly, I have had a DP-008 for a while now, and it is a great device. Unfortunately I don't own a DP-02, so I can only go by what I've read and explain some key differences, which may or may not be helpful. The main difference between the devices is that the DP-008 uses SD memory cards, while the DP-02 records to an internal mechanical hard drive. With the SD cards, you can swap cards up to 32MB in and out of the unit. SD/SDHC cards are pretty standard, and you can use them in lots of different devices (digital cameras in particular. And most modern computers will have an SDHC slot, or you can get a USB-to-SDHC adapter for dirt cheap). With the DP-02, the hard drive is 40GB, and is not nearly as plug-and-play (you can hook up the device to your computer, but to say that it would be inconvenient to swap the drive in and out would be the understatement of the week). Plus the DP-008 runs on battery power for added portability. The caveat being that the power supply is sold separately, but it's not that expensive. The device works well on AA batteries, but for extended recording, invest in the adapter. Note that there is a newer TASCAM recorder -- the TASCAM DP-03 -- which is basically a DP-008 with extra bells and whistles. These include a built-in CD burner (along the lines of the DP-02), faders instead of knobs for track levels, compatibility with the TASCAM multi-function foot controller, and stereo (TRS) 1/4" inputs. (The DP-008 uses unbalanced TS connections on the 1/4" inputs, unless I am mistaken.) The DP-008 does not have a drum machine built-in. It does have a basic metronome, but that's as fancy as it gets in that respect. You can either hook up your standalone drum machine, or use computer software to lay out your rhythm and then record it using the DP. Hope this helps, and if you think of anything else you want to know, lay it on me and I'll help where I can.
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Yes, it gives you an extra frame per sec. I use the D800 and if I'm shooting in the 1.5 crop factor with the batt pak, I get 6 fps and at ff I get 5 fps; a far cry from the D3 or D4, but beats the hell out 4 fps.
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I was not sure when I first looked, then I realized the different models had different temperature capabilities, and if I recall some of them had different focus ratio as well.Keeping this in mind, Read descriptions carefully, the differences will be more apparent!
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SB-910 might be an overkill for the D-90. I use the 910 with my D-4, but I also use the SB-600's on many occasions. My favorite though is the SB-800 which are not made anymore. They were more compact and actually had a little more power output.
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I am not sure how to compare the 80P to the other since I never tried the FD-80. I have the 80P and I like it. Its easy and works and I haven't had a problem with it at all.I am a bit burnt out on beef jerky though.
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you are spot on with your reply... this is exactly why I am confused...all the features you mentioned are from the new D300. and I love them... however... I still need the advance features on the D80the ability to trigger SB600/800 remotely, bracketing, Mirror-Lock (for extra VR), DOF and some more others.I just wish there is a new upgrade to the D80... D90 maybe!The D300 is too big for me and too advanced and expensive for an amature like me and for a hobby.
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I am in the process of purchasing one or the other. I am not sure what the differences are. Can someone help me out too:F. Jackson
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What are the advantages of UL80VT over UL80AG? Anyone have any clue? I can't find the spec difference.
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This page should give you the answers you are looking for.. http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/fujifilms8000fd/page4.asp
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Mr. Scholten,Since you represent the mfr, may I suggest you work with Amazon to present this information on the listings for each product. I thought that the 110 might be a replacement for the 100. Your comment explained the single difference.
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There are two differences. The first is the packaging. The FL-UDRV comes in a nice, glossy, colorful box. The SBT-UFDB comes in a plain brown cardboard box with black printing. The second difference is the inclusion of a CD-ROM containing (fairly useless) driver software. The FL-UDRV comes with the CD; the SBT-UFDB does not. The actual drive hardware is identical. I confirmed this by checking the Sabrent website. Also, I have purchased each of the different listed model numbers separately, and so I know this first-hand.