What's the difference between their two products-Flash&amp;Go vs SensEpil? im ultimately looking for upper lip solution
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SensEpil has bigger area coverage and can be used for most of the areas (I used it for face, arms and legs). Works quite well and seems sturdy. But it has two components: controller and applicator and probably is heavier to transport if you are on the go. I have not used the Flash&Go. But it seems to be one unit shaped like hair-dryer, easier to transport. It seems to have much smaller coverage area (area it covers per flash). Lind of like difference between cannister and upright vacuum cleaners...
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Tiny W3 has no flash & greater range ..... consider that model if you want true no flash ..... I have been using a Tiny W2 for 2 years and what little flash / glow there is does not seem to bother the deer
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I am also comparing the two and cannot make a decision. Help, please. I am not that interested in video, but most concerned with qulaity of photo (true colors & sharpness) and the use in low light (indoor). I have concerns about the flash and what I have read is not too promising. Is one of these cameras better than the other in low light situation....without the use of 'flash'?
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Gabriel You are doing good to stick on Canon speedlites as your first flash , that way you maintain ETTL metering, a very practical tool. The 580II is great, is the top of the line as of today, the two big differences (among others) between this and the 430II is that the 580 can be a Master wireless control, as the 430 will be only a slave and the 580 is more powerful plus it has a PC cord connector the the 430 does not have. For most regular gatherings and family situations the 430 would do a wonderful job. The 580 is heavier and bigger, and the balance on a XSI is a bit off, but I don't mind that at all, the 430 is a bit lighter. If you are planning to experiment with off camera flash photography, using ETTL, and more Canon Speedlites, the 580II will be a smart investment in my opinion as it offers the master control function, otherwise, the 430II will be great for most amateur and advanced enthusiasts situations. I hope this helps http://photonotes.org/cgi-bin/flash-lookup.pl?flash1=canon430ex&flash2=canon430exii&flash3=canon580exii You'll find a comprehensive list of features of each unit
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The newer the operating system, in general, the easier it is to use. As time goes on, the user interface, the ease of multitasking, and the complexity of application the system can run increases. What I would council and older user (and this is a little vague: I presume you mean an older person with perhaps limited android experience, vs someone who has been using Android for awhile....) is to buy a better supported product than the Irulu tablet. It is wiser to get a well known tablet that it is possible to find software/firmware that is known to interface with the exact model you have. Consider a Nexus or Samsung tablet or any of the better sellers. Many of these cheaper tablets have very difficult touchscreens which can make using the thing a nightmare. I returned my Irulu. I found the company IMPOSSIBLE to deal with when problems arose, it wouldn't run some very basic Google integrated apps ...NO Voice recognition! So, in summary, buy a tablet that is somewhat common, get the most current OS you can, and in general avoid the very cheap Chinese knock offs as Android programmers focus on the more common models, and the company was incapable of helping me or even understanding my technical questions. Hope that helps. Chris
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Apart from the speed, the software was revised and improved (according to news/blogs on the internet)... reference to http://www.shuttersnitch.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=34&t=1476 "3. What is the difference between the two models beside capacity and speed? Toshiba has said to have written the firmware for the newer W-02 model from the ground up. There are general improvements to the interface, but most importantly, the W-02 model can retain its settings even after a format*. If you format an original FlashAir card, you will also lose the password and network name that you have set for the card. *This must be enabled separately during the setup of the FlashAir W-02 card. If you don't enable this option, the card will work just like the original FlashAir and lose its settings after a format. (You can always change this option afterwards.) A unique and new feature also specific to the FlashAir W-02 is called "Photoshare". This option can be accessed through the card's web interface from your connected smartphone, tablet, or computer and allows you to select pictures stored on the card that will be accessible through a separate Wi-Fi network created by the card. This is useful if you need to share only certain pictures with your friends or family by having them connect to the Photoshare Wi-Fi network on their devices, allowing them to see only the pictures you've chosen to share with them. I've tested this function personally and found it to work well in practice. Both FlashAir models support Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n (2.4Ghz) connections and are secured with WPA2. Both models will work in most digital cameras with SDHC compliant slots, leaving out only older and earlier digital cameras with regular SD memory card slots. Please note that due to the Wi-Fi functionality on the card, just as on Eye-Fi, Transcend, etc., the battery life of your camera will be slightly affected."
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Hello Heejung, if the purchase was made in March of 2013 then no - your device is the original Flash&Go device. We will be coming out with a long lasting cartridge for that model within 3-5 weeks.
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Out of the free offers the wireless flash is far the most useful, I think; it can trigger the default flash (the one comes with the camera) so you can take on some pretty elaborate macro etc shots.
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Fortunately I have access to both and did a pretty thorough review of them on my blog site at http://www.blendblog.net/Default.aspx?tabid=36&EntryID=64. Hope this helps, I like both devices but they are different and which one to get really depends on what you are looking for which I breakdown in my review. Sean
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I don't think you have a choice with the Nonin Go2 and my primary concern is accuracy. I have checked the Nonin Go2 against the ones used by various health providers and it is very accurate. Two of the less expensive ones I tried are worse than useless as give misleading info.
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I think "better" is a matter of perspective. I find either work well for me, depending on my need. I prefer the pill or tablet form. But capsules do the job well too. I just have a problem swallowing capsules. I "presume" pills break down faster on an empty stomach, but that is not scientific. Hope you try the product. It does work and relieves my symptoms, even when I take less than recommended.
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I would use the EyeFi card instead. I bought both and I perfer the app (android/iphone) for the EyeFi card over the FlashAir app.
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You can use either of the samsung active glasses. I have both. the rechargeable ($49.99) are lighter and fit better so i use them, but my kids get the battery powered ones ($19.99).
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I haven't have the chance to compare them side by side, but picture wise they look almost the same. I found it be pretty useful when you want to use the camera flash. I'm very happy with it so far. I'm sorry I can't fully answer your question at the time.
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I was not aware of the two versions until just now. However, I used the regular one. I have pretty sensitive teeth and did not experience any problems whatsoever. Now that I know about the speed whitening product, I will try that one and post my comments shortly thereafter. I am very pleased with the results I have achieved with the regular version. Saw results after one use. I used it the first time for 20 minutes. I used it every day for two weeks, and then continued to use it for about 3 times a week after that. I have recommended it everyone!
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I didn't like the separate flash. My full review can be read here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R26ZBZOECUVLIA/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm.
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I'm not an expert but I think the biggest difference is in the capacity (flash air 1st gen is only 8G) and in the class (6 vs. 10) which translate to an higher transfer speed.Refer to http://www.shuttersnitch.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=34&t;=1476Q/A #2 and 3 for more information.I hope this will help.Pave.