Samsung NV10 DIGITAL CAMERA

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Pros
Touch-sensitive navigation buttons
Antishake mode on control dial
Cons
Low battery life; lacks manual controls
Menu navigation can be cumbersome

$137.25 - $137.25
From 2 Merchants

User Reviews for Samsung NV10 DIGITAL CAMERA

Reviewed by: HeadHancho

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: Size, weight, style, capacity.... wow looks!

Weaknesses: For a camera in this category, could not find any major weaknesses.

Overall Evaluation: Was looking for something lightweight, compact and moderately priced... at slightly over $200, this camera was a great surprise. It does all one might hope for from a camera with this size (stick it anywhere). Gotta love it!
Reviewed by: equinoxranch

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: Well thought out, designed and built. The ergonomics are very impressive, as well, the criticaly important optics combined with a higher megapixel level. The manual features are great on this camera.

Weaknesses: From a realistic standpoint and this is key......., realistically speaking, nothing.

Overall Evaluation: While a sizeable number of very good point-and-shoot pocket or, near pocket digital cameras exist, all to our benefit........, I went with the NV10 for a host of reasons which were kindly demonstrated to me by an intelligent salesman. I'm glad I did. This is a gem of a camera and the results have been nothing short of exceptional. Like any camera - especially this one(!), you need to take time learning its somewhat extensive menu offering and various assets. But, once you do, you are left holding a very capable instrument that does, as mentioned, a exceptional job. And let's face it......, the aesthetic design and navigation system ain't like any other. Wow! This little guy rocks! I like it so much and knowing where things wind-up, as in 'no longer available', I bought a second one.
Reviewed by: vrbango

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: Easy touch for differnt scene photos

Weaknesses: Stuck lense shutter

Overall Evaluation: Its a great camera, small and light that takes great pictures! Instead having to scroll through menus you just touch a button to make a selection. Fast start up but the lens shutter gets stuck some times.
Reviewed by: evoalf

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: very ez to use, has the power to take pictures like a SLR, im very happy one of the best i seen ...

Weaknesses: none.. cant get any better then this.

Overall Evaluation: heres a shot i took at drifting day . the point and shoot is fast and the movie mode is not to bad allso a good camra to take to a trip. and the look is very nice
Reviewed by: badmilk

Duration of ownership:

Strengths: Awesome construction, beautiful "old school" design, state-of-the-art menu system, GREAT quality pictures

Weaknesses: Pop-up flash

Overall Evaluation: This is a beautifully constructed camera. It feels great to hold, and the material feels virtually indestructible. I love the shape of the camera, it being based on "classic" designs. I don't think any other camera out there has this shape, all of it is either too boxy, too fat, or just a plain rectangle.The photo quality of the camera is great as well. I see crisp pictures and beautiful colors.After using the menu system, I don't think I can use any other!!! This is the greatest menu system EVER!!!

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