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Mainly size and price. I have had both. The CRF is a newer version from Leica. The CRF will fit in your shirt pocket and is much handier. I find my CRF has a better range than my old LRF. If I found a 1200 SCAN model in a LRF and it was at a bargain price I would be tempted to buy it. Check with Doug at Cameralandny.com and he can go into more detail.
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the CRF is also waterproof to 3m, the LRF is not. the guts are pretty similar but the CRF is much more ergonomic.
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I like the small size of the CRF, but the LRF seems easier to hold steady when ranging. I bought my LRF on sale from Doug last year and am pleased.
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