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Samsung SL605
$130.00
Released May, 2010
The Pros:Housing feels solid with no flex when gripped. Low light pictures with flash look good, no noticeable grain. Daytime photos are crisp and very clear.
The Cons:Flash is placed where your hand would naturally go, easy to accidentally block it. Screen interface works a little slowly. Changing modes manually requires an in-depth search through the menus.
The Samsung SL605 is a compact, scratchproof digital camera designed to endure lots of aboveground abuse. It’s not as durable as the waterproof AQ100 (released around the same time), plus it too features a 2.7” LCD display, a 5x optical zoom lens, and point-and-shot operating with Smart Auto Mode.
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The big difference, however, is that the SL605 is restricted to 640x480p video at 30fps, although it does support audio with M-JPEG codec. Plus the SL605 is available in different colors, including black, blue, red, and silver. Additional features include face/smile/blink detection; a Li-Ion rechargeable battery; and a Smart Night Mode.
Features
- Compact Scratchproof Digital Camera
- Can Endure Extended Aboveground Use
- 2.7” TFT LCD Display
- 5x Optical Zoom
- Smart Auto Scene Recognition
- 12MP Still Shots
- 480p Video Capture
- Face/Smile/Blink Detection
- Rechargeable Battery
- Smart Night Mode
- Variety of Color Options
Specifications
- Format: Compact, Scratchproof
- Max Resolution: 4000x3000
- Movie Clips: Up to 640x480 @30fps
- Effective Pixels: 12.2
- Sensor Type: CCD
- ISO: Up to 3200
- Optical Zoom: 5x
- Memory: 31MB
- Expansion: SD/SDHC
- Display: 2.7”
- USB: USB 2.0
- Battery: NP-45 Li-Ion
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Pros & Cons
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housing feels solid with no flex when gripped
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low light pictures with flash look good, no noticeable grain
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daytime photos are crisp and very clear
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takes clean video without a choppy look
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"auto" shooting is fairly accurate, seems to pick the best mode in multiple environments
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menu is easy to navigate, quick to access
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flash is placed where your hand would naturally go, easy to accidentally block it
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screen interface works a little slowly
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changing modes manually requires an in-depth search through the menus
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