Posted by Steve on 11th August 2006
Overview
The Samsung Digimax Pro815 is a dSLR like ultra zoom camera with impressive features. While its 8 megapixel CCD image sensor is fairly common these days, the Samsung Digimax Pro815 not only features the world’s longest built in zoom lens with a 15x times optical zoom, but also the world’s largest camera LCD display with 3.5 inches. In addition to this massive display, the Pro815 is also equipped with a second display on the top of the camera that allows you to shoot from your waist, as well as an electronic eye level viewfinder. While the Pro815 offers automatic shooting modes for the inexperienced photographer, it clearly caters to the more experienced photographers, with its manual exposure modes and manual focus and zoom rings, as well as the RAW and TIFF recording modes. Stable photos that lack image blurred are achieved by the Digimax Pro815 high ISO sensitivity and fast shutter speeds.
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Posted by Steve on 27th June 2006
Overview
The Samsung Digimax i6 is an ultra compact camera with 5 megapixels optical resolution, a 3x optical zoom and a 2.5 inch LCD display. The Digimax i6’s design is sleek, with a unique wave design that makes the camera easier to hold and operate, despite its small size. The i6 is also equipped with a portable media player that allows you to comfortable play videos and mp3 audio files. To reduce the risk of blurred photos caused by long exposure time or camera shake in low light conditions, the Digimax i6 offers Samsung’s Advanced Shake Reduction system.
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Posted by Steve on 13th June 2006
Overview
The Samsung GX-1S is a fairly compact and lightweight dSLR camera with 6.1 megapixels resolution and a large 2.5 inch LCD display. The GX-1S was developed jointly with Pentax and as a result the camera is compatible with Pentax lenses. Whilst an external flash can be connected, the GX-1S also features a built in one. The Samsung GX-1S captures up to 8 JPEG images in continuous shooting mode and up to 5 images when recording in RAW format.
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