What is the difference between the Leica C type 112 and the Leica C type 18485
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i think its same item. c-typ112 is this camera item. 18485 is this gold "color" camera item number. it is same camera,,.
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My dilemma was mainly the SD770 or SD790. I didn't like the 1100 because it was too small, cheap feeling, only 8MP (I was upgrading from a 7MP), and I thought the colors were gimmicky.To me, the 770 is a grownup version of the 1100, but the 790 is a different class. I only wish the 790 had a viewfinder and even though I'm now used to the dial, I still wonder if I'm not doing something right when I use it for pics. I haven't been out on a big trip yet though, so the real test is still to come.
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Hello Mario,In my opinion the Leica would have better image quality but the X20 is a slightly faster in focusing. The Leica has a 1.4 at 24mm, which is quite nice for shooting in museums and such. I use a D-Lux 6 and am quite happy with it, as a pocket camera. After all people really like a Leica. Regards,RoozbehOC camera
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I have had no issues with the Leica electronic viewfinder. My most intensive use of the camera was taking 1470 photos on a two week trip to China. My only problem was the shutter. It is easy to get multiple shots if one's finger lingers on the shutter switch. I am very pleased with the camera.Raymond Powell
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I'm trying like heck to find differences but I couldn't. What I DID find for you is a number, CCR2 which probably means Cartridge Clean and Renew 2pack. They look identical to the cartridges I use but it did mention that it's applicable to the 5301 base. I think that may be the first model that used the CCR base. There may be more on the Braun website, but I'm guessing the cartridges are the same and only the bases have changed cosmetically.
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According to a HP expert, "the Photosmart 7525 is simply a different sub-model of the 7520 series. Both of them are actually the exact same printer, maybe with a different name." When you search on HP for specs on the 7525, the site will redirect you to 7520's information. AS far as I can tell, what the expert said is 100% correct :)
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It isn't. The "equivalent" to the LX100 is the new D-Lux Type 109--the comparable model to the D-Lux 6 is the DMX-LX7.I say "equivalent" in quotes, because the equivalency is somewhat false--the Leicas have a superior build, better materials, a cleaner design, Leica Glass made in Germany (as opposed the Panasonic's Japanese glass with Leica "Specs"), and a copy of Lightroom. Thanks for looking!
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Biggest difference between these 3 cameras is: F2.8 fixed aperture at 600m. The other 2 would be sitting around f6.3, which bumps the ISO up way high resulting in noisy pictures.In addition, I believed the Leica optic used in Fz-200 is superior to the optics of the other cameras.The lens is very sharp through the entire zoom range, even at 600mm wide open f2.8.
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It is the same camera as another model I read in a review but I don't remember which one. The lense on the leica is a Leica lens.
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The 920 uses a compression called H264 which in part of the webcam itself while the C910 does not compress but rather allows the CPU to do all the work. The result is the C910 puts a heavy load on the CPU while being used (this would only impact you if you're using an older computer that isn't QuadCore or similar). The C920 is supposedly capable of 1080p while the C910 is capable of 720p. Both models have Right Light. The last difference is the C910 uses 5 megapixels while the C920 uses 3 megapixels. Both work great so it's really a matter of personal preference and maybe cost. Hope that helps.
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There is only a subtle difference, but I would refer you to this article: http://books.google.com/books?hl=en&lr;=&i;d=0ojG-t1EHvQC&oi;=fnd&pg;=PP1&dq;=understand+photographic+soft+box&ots;=qJ2bv6xJdh&si;g=DqJSzOHBfnXFlmKne7yB_7jmmyY#v=onepage&q;&f;=false
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Only Leica knows and I have never seen them publish it. Just like M type 240. It is an internal designation system. The new T type 701 will be coming out in April-May and no one that knows much about it can tell us what it means either.
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No idea. They are identical. Some folks think that silver is more "retro" and Leica looking so maybe that is it? I have a black one and it's excellent. The specs on the two cameras are exactly the same so color is the determining factor.
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Hello, no, the Vario X has an integral 28-70mm equivalent lens, Leica makes many bodies allowing the use of other lenses, but that is not the design principle of the Vario X. Thanks.
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Just got D- Lux5 used, from Leica blog it is considered better camera. Better pic quality etc. Considered a magic camera by some. Don't upgrade firmware to version 2. Many feel the version 1 is better. Google to read threads.
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since the aperture (f) is the same for both, the difference is the zoom. the 75 starts magnified more and can zoom in more than a 50-250. so 75-300 starts closer to the object and ends farther
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I suggest that you also think more about the lense than the operating software. The quality of the print is more dependant on the quality of the lense than anything else. The Panny has the Leica lense which is in a whole different class than anything Canon or Sony have. I have a Sony point-and-shoot, and saw some photo's a friend took with the Panasonic. The clarity is just amazing. No number of mega-pixels or fancy software can compensate for an unclear image.I'm buying the Panny.