What is the difference between the Big Shot with the Starter Kit or the Big Shot with the Original Values Kit.
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Big shot come with the multi purpose platform and the machine, that's it. The one with the kit has that and Also includes 1 Bigz Die, 2 Sizzlits Dies, 1 Textured Impressions Embossing Folder, a Framelits set, 10 solid yardstick samples and an instruction booklet. They never specify which dies, I assume its what the have the most of on hand.
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I really can't tell the difference although I haven't "timed" them shooting video.I've spent several long days shooting many 100's of pics for findagrave.com. They would end up discharged after about the same "duty cycle" as the factory battery. They were about $5-6 ea. delivered when I purchased mine, so I bought 3. I could have gotten by with just 1 spare.
575220
They are essentially priced the same and practically do not differ that much. I had both, newer one works better for me in general (and finish-wise, black one goes better with my camera).I guess the old one becomes a collectible now :-)
1352660
The XL refers to larger (more expensive) ink tanks. I only use the XL parts because they last longer.
468334
You need the original which works as a starter kit. This one is well worth it though and I love the additions it adds
1365411
About the same quality and ease of use . I would shop by price between the two. Both are good kits but make sure the kits are not going to expire soon before you open them.
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Hi Ann! Well the main differences are that the 25 uses AA batteries and the 30 requires a proprietary battery. This means that if you run out of battery power with the 30 you either have another (expensive) proprietary battery or you wait until the battery recharges( a couple of hours) before you get to shoot again. With the 25 you just pop into your local convenience store, buy a set of AA's and you are back shooting again. Me, I carry three sets of hybrid rechargeable batteries so it is unlikely I will ever run out of power, but if I do... The RAW option is good if you like spending hours and hours behind your computer screen making the "perfect" picture. I do not so I opted for the 25( I have had three cameras with RAW and have learned that shooting and tweaking is more fun than the drudgery of manipulating and converting RAW files). The only other difference is that the 30 has a slightly larger viewfinder which would be nice if I did not have to buy the extra proprietary battery(nearly 25 percent of the cameras purchase price each-and I would need three total i.e. and extra hundred bucks) instead of the three sets of set of four hybrid AA's(way less than the price of one of the 30's batteries). So if lots of extra work-time, extra expensive back-up batteries to make sure you never run out of power on a shoot and a slightly bigger viewfinder are worth it to you then the 30 is the better camera. Oh, did I mention the 30 also costs thirty percent more to buy than the 25? So the Hs25EXR is the choice for a fun camera that will do 99 percent everything the HS30EXR will do AND it will do it for less money to buy, be less work( i.e. more fun!), cheaper to power(I get 500 plus shots per set of fully charged Hybrids-mostly using the eye-level finder). The HS25EXR is the one I bought for all those reasons and more. Either way they will both be fun and that is after all the whole point of a Super duper super zoom, right?
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There is no difference.Looking up the camera with the V or B separately the same camera comes up with the exact same specs for both.
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They aren't. They are exactly the same. The starter kit just gives you the tools to fill them with baby food and adapters to feed baby from the pouch.
2000417
I Googled and found out that there is no difference. Cannon changes camera names for different parts of the world. Google/Bing to verify.
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The difference is the longitude, both are extremely hard to load. Don't buy this rifle you can get something better for a not so higher price.
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We purchased the red one for our daughter for Christmas and to my knowledge there is no difference at all. Very good camera and she loves it.
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Really depends on your shooting style and preference. I have both versions, but i prefer the twist. Its faster for my setup. I have no problems with the quality of both versions, they work great.
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I was a newbie and purchased the Premium kit over one and a half years ago. I don't know the difference between the two however, the Premium Kit still meets all my wine making needs. (Start small and expand as needed.) Best of luck.
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Yes! Having built with both, I cannot tell the difference. I weighed the pros and cons and took a chance and am glad I bought them. My kids 3 and 6 love them. You get more and the cost is less and the quality the same.
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Not much difference, I like thumb hole to pistol grip. It is what ever your preference is. If you look closely you will see that the axiom is just a tad bit longer than the ibex. I am 6'4" and found out the ibex could be just a bit longer. No problem you can get extenders. So choose either one, both will be one of the best purchases you have made. Oh one more thing buy the bolt cutter broad heads. People get all caught up in Fps, just practice and shoot, and you are good. 280fps or 330 Fps, at 30 yards the animal is dead in just over one second. I have shot deer for 50 years with gun, bow, muzzle loader, and it is human error, not how fast or how powerful. Practice! Not much difference, I like thumb hole to pistol grip. It is what ever your preference is. If you look closely you will see that the axiom is just a tad bit longer than the ibex. I am 6'4" and found out the ibex could be just a bit longer. No problem you can get extenders. So choose either one, both will be one of the best purchases you have made. Oh one more thing buy the bolt cutter broad heads. People get all caught up in Fps, just practice and shoot, and you are good. 280fps or 330 Fps, at 30 yards the animal is dead in just over one second. I have shot deer for 50 years with gun,... » Read More Not much difference, I like thumb hole to pistol grip. It is what ever your preference is. If you look closely you will see that the axiom is just a tad bit longer than the ibex. I am 6'4" and found out the ibex could be just a bit longer. No problem you can get extenders. So choose either one, both will be one of the best purchases you have made. Oh one more thing buy the bolt cutter broad heads. People get all caught up in Fps, just practice and shoot, and you are good. 280fps or 330 Fps, at 30 yards the animal is dead in just over one second. I have shot deer for 50 years with gun, bow, muzzle loader, and it is human error, not how fast or how powerful. Practice! « Show Less