samsung digimax d

Overall Rating: ( 2 reviews )

1. Posted: Sep 29 2007

   wide-angle mamoth
   while the wide angle is a great thought, the lack of speed makes this camera a lumbering beast. Don't get this if you want to grab a quick snap shot of friends and family ... in the moment. You have to always say, "Wait, wait, wait ... do that again so I can take a picture!"
   Pros: wide angle
   Cons: really really slow
   

2. ( 1 of 1 found this review helpful ) Posted: Sep 13 2007

   I bought this camera in July and I have used it on several vacations. The features I like about this camera include the large viewer, the compact size, and the touch screen. The pictures I have taken to date have been great, the camera will compensate for shaking and lighting. Matter of fact, it does pretty much everything a camera can do, including taking videos, recording sound, telephoto, ect. The touch screen is great, you can scroll through your pictures and do camera settings very easily. I am not a camera buff, just a nice lady that likes to take pictures that I can easily download and edit. The negatives have mainly to do with the instruction manual - it is not very user friendly - had to read it a few times to get the gist of how the camera operates. Other than that one item, this camera is worth the price I paid for it and then some.

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Overall Rating: ( 20 reviews )

1. Posted: Jul 17 2008

   A 10mp, 5x zoom, 3inch lcd display,super macro mode, program mode, aperture priority, shutter priority, and full manual modes for more creative and advanced shots, all for under $200! This camera is loaded with fun features as well, such as stickers, frames, and different color modes. It takes amazing pictures, especially when using the diffent manual modes. For the price this camera is hard to beat. Reason i did not give it a 5, is due to batteries do not last as long even with rechargables. One more thing for continuous shots is pretty slow.

2. Posted: Jun 28 2008

   MAN! This is the stuff...great quality pics...also bought a 2gb Sandisk SD card and i was blown away................Cool camera....sleek black look and slightly heavy but makes it up for quality in pics and sexy look...

3. Posted: Apr 26 2008

   My very first digital camera was a Samsung 7.0mp point-and-shoot. I was very impressed with the crisp and clear pictures that it produced and after it was stolen, I was such a fan of samsung that I had decided to stick with them and buy this camera. I had thought that this would be a better version of my previous camera. Unfortunately, it turns out that this was not the case. And in fact, the picture quality from my older model far exceeds this one. I would say that this camera is just "okay". I don't have anything horrible to say about it, but nothing great either. I will add a few points to consider though. Yes, it is true that this camera consumes batteries alkaline batteries very fast. However, I purposely buy point-and-shoot cameras that take AA batteries simply because if you are in a pinch, they are readily available and relatively inexpensive. If you buy any camera that works on AAs it will devour the batteries. With this in mind, all you have to do is buy high powered rechargeable NiMH batteries. These batteries last plenty long enough.

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