Typical price: £99
What is it: Compact 6-megapixel digital camera with plenty of manual settings and 3x optical zoom
What we think: While inexpensive for a 6-megapixel camera with manual control, its poor image quality is sure to disappoint
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 4 July 2006
Tags: Samsung, Samsung Digimax S600, exposure compensation, camera, shutter lag
We like:
Manual exposure control; RGB intensity controls; low price
We don't like:
Confusing menus; no aperture- or shutter-priority; exposure adjustments in 1/2-stop instead of 1/3-stop increments
CNET UK judgement:
While inexpensive for a 6-megapixel camera with manual control, the Samsung Digimax S600's poor image quality is sure to disappoint
Full review:
Samsung calls its S-series cameras point-and-shoots, but these slim snappers offer controls that could help them break away from the usual crop of mindless auto-only cameras. Before you get your hopes up, however, we have to warn you that the Digimax S600's image quality leaves quite a bit to be desired. You'd be better served stepping up to Samsung's Digimax L60, which delivered significantly better image quality and a touch more style, for only a slight increase in price. Continue Reading...
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December 24, 2006
Posted by: Samantha Walker
"Great camera"
October 30, 2006
Posted by: L Bennett
"Excellent for the price"
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