Samsung 12MP Dig Camera 4.6X Wide Ang Opt Zm Purple
- 1-1/2″ LCD on front makes it easy to put yourself in the shot
- 3-1/2″ touchscreen LCD on the back for intuitive operation
- Sturdy aluminum back cover
- 12.2-megapixel effective recording
- Wide-angle Schneider lens with 4.6X optical zoom
Product Description
Samsung proudly introduces a new milestone in digital camera technology. The 12.2 Megapixel Dual LCD Digital Camera with a 1.5″ front LCD screen, a revolutionary feature in the industry, lets you take part in capturing the moment like never before. The Samsung Dual LCD Digital Camera lets you see every scene in a completely new and exciting way. Just use the front LCD screen, and set up the perfect shot with you in it, time after time. A host of top-ranked features and technologies, from the lens to the user interface, turns this camera into a true must-have. And the small, handheld size makes it easy to take it with you everywhere you go. The Schneider lens optics with 4.6x Zoom lets you get up close on almost any subject 27mm Wide Angle lens captures even more of the moment Countdown timer – Use it to coordinate any shot perfectly Child mode – Keep small children’s attention, with a built-in animation Front and Back LCD Screens – Get out from behind the … More >>
Samsung 12MP Dig Camera 4.6X Wide Ang Opt Zm Purple
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4 comments
Jacob Decker on December 1, 2009 at 10:45 am
I just bought this camera for my girlfriends birthday and it doesn’t work. On top of that, I just tried to get in contact with the third party vendor, and then I reached out to both Samsung and Amazon. I can’t tell you the disappoint my girlfriend has right now that her camera for her birthday doesn’t work and the frustration I have right now because I bought it. I’ve been a loyal customer to both Amazon and Samsung for over 10 years and I certainly won’t be spending my time or money on them again.
Mary Shelton on December 1, 2009 at 10:54 am
Most all reviews from customers I have seen on Amazon came from folks who received defective cameras. This is why the camera comes with a 1 year Manufactures warranty!!!
On top of this, reviews are strictly for the camera’s capability’s, image quality, features, ETC! Reviews are not meant to complain about defective items!!!
I have had this Cam since middle September and it is Amazing, works beautifully and have NEVER had a problem with it!!!
N-E-Wayz
So I simply do not have to waist my time convincing anyone here why this camera is sooo good or why they should get it, I decided on telling you folk where to look on experts opinions of this Camera.
I already wrote a review for this Cam in the “TL 225 Orange” review thread, and also gave a link to a professional review within the comment section, so I will do the same here wit a different review.
Anyone who knows about electronics knows about the site “CNET”, they are at the top of the Heep when it comes to reviews on electronic products, and are the most pickiest in the industry without question!!!
CNET rated this Cam 4 stars out of 5!!! That is AMAZING considering I have going to CNET for camera reviews for the past 7 years and have NEVER seen a Point and Shoot Camera rated so high before!!! To get to there site simply google CNET reviews, the very top link click on it. From there home page you can compare all other point and shoot cameras to this one, and I can tell you right now, there is seriously NO camera out there that will give you your moneys worth then this one!
BTW, also check out other reviews of this Cam by the professionals by searching the WEB, it’s getting RAVE REVIEWS!!!
Paul
Preston M. Firmin on December 1, 2009 at 1:17 pm
This is a great little camera with a ton of options. The camera has a GREAT touch screen that makes the photos come alive. I will give you a simple breakdown with the PROS and CONS.
PROS
- Great touch screen
- 2nd display screen
- Beauty mode for clearer pictures
- 12 megapixels
- Solid value
- Top notch face recognition mode
CONS
- Only a 5x zoom
The camera does everything it promises to do. I took a lot of time to research different point and shoot cameras and this one meets just about all my needs. It comes with a detailed instruction disk that should definitely be read. The camera has so many features that it is hard to keep track of. The good thing is that you don’t have to remember them all to take great photos. If you are able to spend some time with it, you will want to know more and test out all the features. If you want a small feature packed camera at a decent price then this may be the one for you. The average zoom is my only real complaint but it is not a deal breaker. I have a family member and co-worker getting this camera now.
Chelsea on December 1, 2009 at 1:47 pm
I highly recommend this camera! I’ve needed a new camera for awhile now and for the past few months, intensely researched all of the new models coming out for the Fall. To begin with, I had my heart set on either the Sony TX1 or the Canon 980IS (both new), but after initial reviews of those cameras, I got nervous and decided to look elsewhere. One day, I saw the commercial for the Samsung TL225 and immediately I was in love! After some research, I knew the TL225 was the camera for me.
I find the camera itself to be lightweight and easy to hold. It’s a gorgeous looking camera, with a sleek black casing and a pretty purple stripe on the sides. From my experience so far (I’ve had the camera about two weeks now) the touch screen works really well. As soon as my finger hits the screen, the camera reacts. I’ve had issues in the past with shutter lag, but not with this camera! As soon as I hit the button to take a picture, the picture is taken immediately. I’m still getting the hang of all the different features, but one that I absolutely love is the front LCD screen! It’s so simple to take a picture of yourself! The zoom is 4.6 and that’s plenty for me as a college student who mostly takes travel photos and social pictures of myself and my friends. The “Smart Auto” mode is really useful (the camera adjusts on its own to suit the environment you’re taking the photo in).
This camera is absolutely worth the $320+ I paid for it.