What is the difference between this (YN 500 EX) and the YN 510 EX?
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This link explains it well... http://flashhavoc.com/yongnuo-yn-510ex-ttl-slave-flash-released/ It's more for a slave flash rather than a wirelessly controlled flash. I would personally go for the 500 and not the 510 but it depends on your flash set up and what would work better for you (and if you are a Cannon user or not haha) Hope this helps :)
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The 510 is only a manual flash when on the camera. The 500 is TTL on camera. Read more here: http://flashhavoc.com/yongnuo-yn-510ex-ttl-slave-flash-released/
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This link explains it well...http://flashhavoc.com/yongnuo-yn-510ex-ttl-slave-flash-released/It's more for a slave flash rather than a wirelessly controlled flash.I would personally go for the 500 and not the 510 but it depends on your flash set up and what would work better for you (and if you are a Cannon user or not haha)Hope this helps :)
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The one linked is the G510. It appears there is a newer version which is the 510s. I use the 510 and from the image, I would say that the two are effectively identical in function.
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I have a 520, the Amazon page for the 510 looks the same as ours. I believe the're the same color.
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Not sure what you are saying there JC. The "315" series cartridges are high capacity and last longer than the 310 series cartridges. Otherwise they both work fine. Having tried both the 310 and 315's I would reccommend the 315's. They are more expensive but they do last a lot longer than the 310's.
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it does not matter. both work the same way. it depends only how much power do you want. I ve got two YS - 01
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G510, when I got it on sale, was $75. Well worth the price difference, at the time. If it's not an emergency, just wait a while for the price to go down some on the 510. I don't think it'd be worth $40 difference, to me at least. Also, the G510 does NOT have the USB port on the back that is listed on the G110 - although from reading the G110 comments it seems like it was buggy anyways.
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The difference in slots is probably the most significant difference. However the Adaptec 29320 (2248700) differs from your 19160 in these important ways as well: 64-bit vs. 32-bit bus system interface type; up to 320 MB/sec. vs. up to 160 MB/sec. data transfer rate; and 68-pin vs. 50-pin external connector. It also lacks the internal cable you got unless you buy the available kit which is also listed in Amazon.
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Resolution and accuracy are two different things as you probably know. I recommend you go to the Amprobe website here to see for yourself the resolution and accuracy of the 510: http://www.amprobe.com/amprobe/usen/multimeters/am-500-digital-multimeter-series/am-510.htm?PID=74033
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I bought the 54018 and it's been a perfect fan. I can't see the difference between those two models, either. Also I saw that Hunter doesn't sell the 23688 any longer.
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I have a Lenovo G550 and it has worked PERFECTLY for it. I'm sorry I don't know about the Y500.
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I found this answer on the Internet.....The NAVS501 is a follow-up to the slightly less expensive NAVS500 kit, with the only difference between the two being support for 3D and multiple transmitters on the 501. Otherwise, both units support the same wireless range and WHDI technology, and both have a USB port that can be used to connect the wireless receiver for a keyboard/mouse to control a desk top PC remotely. This means that in terms of overall performance, the 500 and 501 perform the same.
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Hi yes the T1i will take the YN565 EX I would recommend the YN622C (transceivers) to go along with it too they come in a pack of 2, 1 on camera and one on flash and that way you can utilize Off camera flash.
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Can't seem to find any difference between the two. Both come with 2011/136x/115x part. Both look visually the same, both have the same pump. Perhaps just a different naming code from the factory? I would buy the $50 one. I have it, and it runs like a beaut.
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Sorry but I'm not know exactly the difference. I had this model and it works very well.
971746
Yes, it works in the Y500. I installed it into my son's Y500 and it works perfectly.
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I couldn't tell you since my model is 510. Contact a local photograph store, they might know
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The difference is that the M4 is 3-year old tech. Spec-wise they may seem similar however real-world there is little comparison. The M500 is hands down faster on paper and in practice. They have some enterprise features baked right in like capacitors to enable it to finish writes in the event of a power failure. Also they have a hardware-based AES-256 encryption engine to protect your data from prying eyes. If u need a new SSD, the M500 is waaaaaaaaaay better.