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Samsung NV40
$330.00
Released July, 2008
The Pros:Reasonably quiet camera when focusing and taking pictures. Good ISO range, works with some fairly low light and still gets good results. Has several shooting modes that make use for beginners much easier.
The Cons:Cover for the USB port is likely to snap off when you're putting the cord in. Big delay between the initial flash and the second one, making people think that the picture has been taken and they can move. Has lots of features that need exploring before you start shooting or it can be frustrating.
Like its lower-resolution sibling the NV30, the Samsung NV40 is a mid-range compact digital camera that offers a users their choice of point-and-shoot simplicity or more sophisticated image control than many of its competitors.
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Simple snapshots can be optimized using one of 14 included scene modes, with additional adjustments via contrast, sharpness, white balance, saturation, color effect and photo style settings. If you prefer total control, you can also set aperture and shutter speed using the manual mode. Dual image stabilization, face detection and a snapshot mode (designed to optimize focus and flash exposure for the average distance of a camera held at arm's length) help ensure your subject is in focus and properly exposed. The NV40 also offers a movie and macro mode for further versatility. The metal body is available in black or silver.
Features:
- 10.5 megapixel CCD sensor
- 3x optical zoom lens
- 14 scene modes
- dual image stabilization (optical and digital)
- face detection
- red-eye fix
- metal body
- self-portrait mode
- portable media player
- MP3 playback
- captures video
- text viewer
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reasonably quiet camera when focusing and taking pictures
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good ISO range, works with some fairly low light and still gets good results
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has several shooting modes that make use for beginners much easier
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pictures come through consistently clear and sharp
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image stabilization does a great job, more than accounts for minor movements of your hands
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cover for the USB port is likely to snap off when you're putting the cord in
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big delay between the initial flash and the second one, making people think that the picture has been taken and they can move
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has lots of features that need exploring before you start shooting or it can be frustrating
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