I was looking on Amazon for a 6D maglite. Well I found the S6D015 and the S6D016. What is the difference? Which one is better? Thank you!
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I am not sure so I looked online and found this, I hope it helps you http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showthread.php?298469-MAGLITE-s6d015-vs-s6d016-for-security-work
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It looks like to me they use the same bulb; are slightly different sized (won't see the difference); the "15" in cardboard box the "16" plastic. Buy the one with the best price. My family thought a 6D cell Maglite was silly big until the power went out. Then they argued would get to use it. It lights up the night.
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S6D016 is the one I have very heavy and I am very happy with it. Not sure what the difference is between it and the 15 other than the price. Hope this helps
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I have a Canon 6D. So far, the flash is working perfectly on my 6D. I've only used the manual flash once to test it, otherwise, I always use the TTL. I've had this flash unit for about a month with no issues, but I've probably only taken about 50 pictures with it.
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These are the specs from the official Maglite website. Specifications: Length: 4.8" (121.92 mm) Barrel Diameter: 1" (25.4 mm) Head Diameter: 1" (25.4 mm) Weight with batteries: 3.68 oz. (104 g) Just a tip, though... spring for the XL200, not the 100. I got the 100 and was pretty disappointed with the features. The XL200 is just a few bucks more, it's the same size, and it's MUCH easier to use the different features.
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The D600 has had a known issue with the sensor; recently a class action suit was filed against Nikon, and the judgement was that Nikon needs to repair those units and Nikon has recalled them. i believe by doing so, you will be getting the new D610, which is an excellent upgrade. I do not see the D610 vs. XT-1 as an either or - they are both excellent, but different, and the D600 will still produce superior images due to its sensor characteristics. I love my XT1 and I love my Nikon D700, and D800. Different tools is all.
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HiBefore we continue givibg suggestions. What flash do you have? I know you have a canon 6D and yn622c.
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I have a new 6D, and I have always used fixed fast lens. I think the 28mm f 1.8 USM is a better buy, its much faster and easier to get, and can find for 50 to 75 bucks less. the 35 and 50 are great, and a sleeper that easy to get is a 100mm f 2.0 it has taken some of my best photos, a great price too. Good Luck
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I also have a D60 and plan to use the Nikkor 10-24 in my underwater shooting - what do y'all think?The Tokina 10-17 is out because of no AF compatability with the D60. divergal
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I didn't see any difference. I am very happy with mine, it woulds like I believe it should. There was only one issue with the viewfinder which in my opinion become too easily detached, but I am sure that's only my model. I would say do more research on this 1d in comparison to others. You can always buy and return it to if you don't mind spending a few bucks on shipping it back if you don't like it.
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I am not that familiar with 6D, but it in fact uses a LP-E6 battery and the Photive is supposed to be an equal. I looked at the list of cameras that it is compatible with, but for some reason it does not list the 6D. I once ordered an Opteka replacement battery and the box was marked correctly, but the battery inside was not the correct one. Might double check that.
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I just bought a 40D and I think it is a great camera. As posted, there is not best choice but I am sure if the extra (few) bucks is not an issue, we should go for the 40D. It is also the latest sensor and I found it to be really good. Took some shots and it is great.
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Hi, the maglite xl100 is 83 lumes the xl200 is 173 lumes so if you are looking for a brighter light xl200 would be better the controls are the same I like the controls but they will be hard to use unless you use it a lot for a tactical you need speed the xl50 or better has less controls look for some thing for speed I like the maglites because they use standard batteries you don't want to fuss with controls in a situation.
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I have both the SB800 and the newer SB910 in my camera case with my D800. I find when just using one flash I seem to lean toward the SB910 as it has a few features that I prefer. Believe it or not, my favorite new feature is the positive On/Off switch on the newer model. They are both top notch flash units and both are a pleasure to use.
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Luan, Thanks for asking this question. OneHour, Good response.Personally, I am looking at the D610 as an eventual upgrade from a D5300. The one star reviews scared me a bit, but then I started reading them. A bunch are from D600 owners who have never even used the D610! Furthermore, reviews in photography forums indicate that the D610 does not suffer from the D600 oil spot problems that are the subject of the one-star reviews. Thus, I agree that the rating for the D610 would be higher if the fake reviews were removed.
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I would contact the Nikon & Sunpak people for the information you're looking for. That's your best bet. I did this when I purchased this flash for my Canon & it helped me make my decision. I like the flash.
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Ok I compared it like you did. I have the L6 and am very pleased with all of the operations. I even went to Panasonic site http://catalog2.panasonic.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ModelDetail?storeId=11201&catalogId=13051&itemId=450713&catGroupId=119508&surfModel=FV-11VQL5&displayTab=F and looked at the two. The L5 has ONE lamp, the L6 has TWO according to Panasonic's site. Beyond that Bharat, I also cannot find any difference. Buy the cheaper one and you will be happy with it. I have many Panasonic electronics and have been more than pleased with everything they make. I put mine on a triple switch. But if you have a dark bathroom, I would hardwire (permanently wire) the nightlight so that it always illuminates. Its so little power to run it. The fan and light combination is just a major win.
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Both RMR's are the same dimensions externally. These numbers refer to the area the internal sighting dot subtends. The 3.25 is a smaller dot and would be used for a precision shot under target or range conditions. The 6.5 is twice as large, and would be used for combat or competition shooting at high speed. The larger dot on the lens is quicker for the eye to locate during a rapid draw and presentation of the weapon to the target. Most seem to prefer the 6.5 and it works very well. I prefer the 3.25 as I shoot more precision than combat. I hope this helps.
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I have both, 5D III and 6D I primarily shoot video on both but if you want the extreme quick accurate focus of the 5D you will pay the price. The 6D is fine, just does not have as many focus points and processor for stills.Additionally, the 6 D offers some "auto" functions that would appeal to a more semi-pro. Both shoot world class video.