Whats the difference between the " Fujifilm Instax Wide Instant Film" and the "Fuji Wide Instant Color Film Instax for 200/210 Cameras" ?
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I have bought both and both have worked. Not sure of the technical differences.
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They're the same product. The second one you mentioned is two twin packs. Meaning it has 40 prints while the first has 20.
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It only takes the film that is made for the camera, the instant film that Fuji makes. the film is polaroid like film sheets that develop when the picture is taken. http://www.amazon.com/Fujifilm-Instax-Mini-Twin-Film/dp/B0000C73CQ/ref=pd_bxgy_p_img_y
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I'm not entirely sure but I think so. The fujifilm instax works for both cameras so I'm assuming visa versa. I hope this helps.
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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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* Based on specs from Canon's website, the main differences are: 1200is has 10 megapixels, the 780is has 12 megapixels (not that adding 12 MP to such a small camera will make that much of a difference anyway.) * The 1200 films its video clips in standard def in .AVI format, which is compatible with Windows Media Player. The 780 can film in HD, but clips are in .MOV format which you will need Apple's Quicktime to view, since .MOV won't play in Windows Media. * The 1200 has a zoom of 35mm equivalent of 35-105mm, while the 780 has a zoom of 33-100mm. (Not a big difference.) * The 1200 shoots 1.4 fps, while the 780 shoots 0.8 fps. (I think that means the 1200 might shoot slightly faster frames per second.) * The 780 does have some extra color features you can shoot with, such as accenting all the red, blue, or green in a photo, etc. Those are neat features, but you could do the same thing in Photoshop if you wanted to. I was trying to decide between these two myself, I think I'll get the 1200.
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Any FujiFilm Instax film that says WIDE will work great in the 210. (: oh and you'll love it I guarantee it!
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Check this:http://snapsort.com/compare/Fujifilm-FinePix-x20-vs-Fujifilm-X10
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I've been comparing them for 2 months and finally bought the 1000IS because:1. It has a rotating wheel on top to change from auto to programmable to movie and all other modes. The review button is on the back.With the 1200 it is a rubber slider and movie mode is in between shoot and review. With my old Canon, I was always getting back to the hotel room out of battery life and discovering it was because in going back and forth between review and shoot mode I had slipped into movie mode and had lots of footage of my feet walking around while sight seeing. Hopefully this can't happen now. I've been comparing them for 2 months and finally bought the 1000IS because:1. It has a rotating wheel on top to change from auto to programmable to movie and all other modes. The review button is on the back.With the 1200 it is a rubber slider and movie mode is in between shoot and review. With my old Canon, I was always getting back to the hotel room out of battery life and discovering it was because in going back and forth between review and shoot mode I had slipped into movie mode and had lots of footage of my feet walking around while sight seeing. Hopefully this can't... » Read More I've been comparing them for 2 months and finally bought the 1000IS because:1. It has a rotating wheel on top to change from auto to programmable to movie and all other modes. The review button is on the back.With the 1200 it is a rubber slider and movie mode is in between shoot and review. With my old Canon, I was always getting back to the hotel room out of battery life and discovering it was because in going back and forth between review and shoot mode I had slipped into movie mode and had lots of footage of my feet walking around while sight seeing. Hopefully this can't happen now. « Show Less
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Although I do not work for Fujifilm - i have used this film extensively. I buy the large pack of film about every year. I keep mine in a dark place (in a drawer). The film works great a year after I buy it. The benefit with using this whole 'system' is that the Fujifilm is NEW! It's less than a year old. Whereas if you bought an original 'polaroid' brand camera and you were LUCKY enough to find film for it - it would have been made in the 1980's. (yeah that old!) After 20 years - unused film can go bad. Fujifilm used in this system is NEW (1 year old or less) It will be fine!
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Go with the 20. I owned both, and kept the 20. It takes super photos, and is much less shake-sensitive with max telephoto. The 30 advertises more MP, but the sensor's the same size, and crowding does NOT improve resolution. That's why full frame sensor unitrs cost $3K+.
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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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I was just debating the SX20 vs SX30, so I was really glad to find this discussion. I assumed the 30 would be an improvement, but it sounds from this discussion and many customer reviews that 20 is a better choice for image quality.
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The camera needs only two things: 4 AA batteries and a pack of film. This Polaroid-branded film is extremely expensive. The Fuji Instax Mini film is exactly the same product in different packaging (Fuji manufactures this Polaroid film) so save yourself some money and buy the Instax Mini film instead. I have both a Polaroid PIC-300 and a Fuji Instax Mini 8, and have personally validated that the Instax film works fine in the Polaroid camera.
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Thanks for the reply. According to CNET, the shutter speeds are comparable. In addition, the cameras weigh about the same (I think one weights about 5.6 oz and the other 5.8 oz) so there is a few tenths of an ounce difference. Since I'm mostly a 4x6 or occasional 5x7 type of person, is there a difference to me at that print size between the two cameras? The price gap between the cameras is closing, so really the main feature difference for me is the optical viewfinder. And, I'm wondering if the "step ups" in the SD870 are worth it. Thanks again. Thanks for the reply. According to CNET, the shutter speeds are comparable. In addition, the cameras weigh about the same (I think one weights about 5.6 oz and the other 5.8 oz) so there is a few tenths of an ounce difference. Since I'm mostly a 4x6 or occasional 5x7 type of person, is there a difference to me at that print size between the two cameras? The price gap between the cameras is closing, so really the main feature difference for me is the optical viewfinder. And, I'm wondering if the "step ups" in the SD870 are worth it. Thanks again.
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the cannon (Pixma mp 230) uses 210XL for the black and 211 XL for the color, if when your cartridges get low you can click on the one that is low and a window opens and tells you it is time to buy and it will give you the type of cartridges you can purchase. I hope this helps. Lindie
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The 304 has more advanced features. This is what is different from the 303 (below). The Touch Interface is the top feature difference.Touch Interface: Provides a simplified user experience and direct, intuitive access to settings.Use as a Viewfinder: See what your camera sees for easy shot framing.Photo and Video Playback: View the footage you captured directly on your GoPro
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This is a black and white !20 size film. You need 127 size---there is a big difference and they are not interchangeable.