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2011년 6월 2일 목요일

Samsung ST95 review

Samsung's current camera range includes a number of highly pocketable models, including the ST95, which is just 17mm thick. At around £150 and sporting a resolution of 16.1 megapixels, the camera certainly offers a good megapixel-per-pound ratio. But what else is there to distinguish it from the competition?

Thinner than thou

Despite its slender body, the ST95 has a decent set of specs and comes with most of the latest mod cons. The 16.1-megapixel sensor allows it to capture still photos at resolutions of up to 4,608x3,456 pixels, which is pretty much the top figure for compact cameras at the moment. The 5x optical zoom lens has a focal length of 26-130mm (35mm film equivalent), which isn't exceptional but offers a reasonable balance of wide angle and zoom reach.
The video mode records clips in 720p high definition, at 30 frames per second. You'll find cameras capable of higher quality than this elsewhere but, again, it's perfectly acceptable given the ST95's size and price. It's worth noting, though, that the ST95's mono-only microphone means your movies will have poor-quality audio. Additionally, the camera doesn't have an HDMI-out socket, so there's no easy way to play back your videos on your HD Ready TV.

Colours are very strong, although bright reds and oranges can look rather luminous. The contrast is good too and fringing is largely kept at bay (click image to enlarge).
On a related note, the only output socket available is a dual USB/AV port. It's a proprietary socket, which isn't necessarily a massive problem but could be annoying if you misplace the special cable and find that you can't use a regular one instead. Similarly, the camera stores images on microSD cards only. If you were hoping to re-use a standard-sized SD card from your old camera, think again.
Read more : http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/compact-digital-cameras/samsung-st95-review-50003679/

2011년 5월 31일 화요일

Samsung PL210 Review

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Point-and-shoot cameras aren't known for high caliber zooming capabilities, but Samsung is announcing two new pocket-sized cameras aimed at customers who love capture images from afar. The cheaper of the two, the sub-$200 PL210, features a 14-megapixel image sensor behind a 10x optical zoom (35mm film equivalent: 27-270mm) lens. Housed in a compact, pocket-friendly casing, the PL210 offers dual image stabilization (digital and optical) and a large 3.0-inch LCD screen.

Like Samsung's other models in the PL series, the PL210 features a suite of filter and image processing technologies. Smart Filter 2.0 is mood-enhancement software with specially designed "looks" (soft focus, half tone dot, old movie, and enhanced movie) for both still images and HD 720p (30fps) movie recording. Smart Auto mode analyzes key elements of your shots -- brightness, color, motion, etc. -- and adjusts the camera settings automatically.

Read more : http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/samsung/pl210/samsung-pl210-review.html

2011년 5월 18일 수요일

Samsung ST95 review



The Samsung ST95 compact camera may be little, but it's big on features. It's also easy to use, has a good touch-based interface and comes at a very fair price.

Read more: http://www.ephotozine.com/article/samsung-st95-digital-compact-camera-review-16221

Samsung ST95 review





The Samsung ST95 compact camera may be little, but it's big on features. It's also easy to use, has a good touch-based interface and comes at a very fair price.

Read more: http://reviews.cnet.co.uk/compact-digital-cameras/samsung-st95-review-50003679/#ixzz1MhhQNo5o

2011년 4월 13일 수요일

News from Belgium : Latest Update from Ben Heine

Remember Ben Heine? The 27-year-old Belgian visual creator and Samsung imageloger is an impressive young artist heating up the internet world with his art project titled “Pencil Vs Camera,” which was created with the Samsung NX10.
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Ben @ Appart Gallery’s Loft
We checked in with Ben asking him for the latest update on his work, exhibition, and interviews.
Interview for “TV Brussel”
(Pencil Vs Camera!)





Ben has done an interview with “TV Brussel,” which was broadcasted on the 18th of February 2011. As seen in the video, Ben, in a matter of few minutes, quickly demonstrates how his “Pencil Vs Camera” pieces are executed. When he has an idea in mind, he draws the subject on a small piece of torn paper. He then inserts the drawing and takes photos with the Samsung NX10, which is then created into a new reality.
“Pencil Vs Camera” for “BBC Breakfast”
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When he traveled to London last month, he came back with this piece– a special gift for the “BBC Breakfast” main presenters.
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In his latest Pencil vs Camera series, ‘Pencil Vs Camera – 50’ is dedicated to all the victims of the recent Fukushima disaster in Japan. You can check out additional details from this piece from his Flickr.
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Most famously known for this Pencil vs Camera series, Ben is working on a couple of different projects as well. One of the projects is titled “Digital Circlism,” which is a modern artistic expression– a mix of Pop art and Pointillism. It is made with digital tools usually featuring celebrities made of thousands of flat circles on a black background.
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Ben (Left) @ Affordable Art Fair
Ben is continuously participating in exhibitions. A selection of his creations was exhibited from February 25-28, 2011 at the Affordable Art Fair in Tour & Taxis, Brussels, Belgium where his works were presented by the Gallery Garden. Ben will also be participating in forthcoming AAF in London with “The Art Movement.”
He has shown us some amazing pieces last year and his works are still in progress. I am looking forward to seeing more of his creative vision in 2011!
Check out more information on Ben Heine from his website, blog and Flickr. Also, read his full imageloger interview here: Interview with imagelogers, 1st Story – Ben Heine, a Belgian.

Two Weekends, Two Places

Samsung Electronics has provided the author of this article with the mentioned digital imaging device.
For last two weekends, I was invited in other places by near people. On the first weekend, I made a visit to my friends living in Rennes. Rennes is one of the most beautiful cities in France, which has been the capital of Brittany region for ages. The city was a cultural nucleus for people in Brittany kingdom, when isn’t yet integrated as a part of France. Still there is many beautiful gothic and medieval architectures over the entire city, but now is more coming to fame for students, of which 30% of the total population are students.
The river cutting through calm of the city and old statues along historical monuments has completely fascinated me. I also had good moments in my friends’ apartment. That was an excellent weekend in an atmosphere preferably peaceful.
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/45s │ f9.0 │ 35mm │ ISO 200
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/50s │ f5.0 │ 18mm │ ISO 200
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/30s │ f4.3 │ 27mm │ ISO 400
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/45s │ f5.0 │ 42mm │ ISO 320
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/15s │ f4.5 │ 35mm │ ISO 400
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/20s │ f6.3 │ 18mm │ ISO 400
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/1250s │ f3.5 │ 18mm │ ISO 1600
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/1250s │ f3.5 │ 18mm │ ISO 1600
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/10s │ f3.5 │ 18mm │ ISO 800
On the other weekend, I went to visit my grandmother. She welcomed me so delightfully as usual. She lives in a typical medieval village with old stone-built houses, just like from a fairy tale, where we can also see many impressive wooden-decorated buildings from a street to another. My grandmother and I had an outing under a clear sky. It was really pleasant.
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/30s │ f18.0 │ 18mm │ ISO 100
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/25s │ f22.0 │ 45mm │ ISO 100
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/180s │ f10.0 │ 30mm │ ISO 100
Next weekend, I’ll be in a new city, where I’m supposed to stay for my work at least over a year. I’m so glad to have had the chance to obtain this position. I wish to see you then and talk about my new life !

Samsung at ‘Sonimag Photo & Multimedia 2011′

Samsung participated in the 11th edition of Son Image Foto 2011 also known as ‘Sonimag Photo & Multimedia 2011’ event, which was held in Barcelona from March 22-27, 2011.
Sonimag Photo & Multimedia is Spain’s leading image and photography fair. An event full of light and color that bets for the new technologies as transmitter of emotions and feelings. It was a fair renewing itself to keep pace with the industry, which includes the leading companies and builds relationships between exhibitors, professionals, and enthusiasts. It was also a fair to see the best of the image world, photography, video, and multimedia.
Samsung’s booth was divided into three areas :
- Experiential : NX studio, Connectivity, 2View, 2D –> 3D conversion
- New Line-Up Display : NX and High zoom, 2View and Style
- Sales area : 2 meeting rooms, catering area
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In NX studio, you could touch and experience the i-Function through the NX11 and NX100.
In Connectivity, you could experience smart connectivity with the SH100.
With the 2View, you can apply self-portraits with NYC or Paris as backgrounds.
In the 2D –> 3D conversion area, you could experience Live 2D and 3D Conversion with the Q10 camcorder.
In the New Line-Up Display area, you could see the latest line-up of the NX & High zoom, 2View, and Style products. In the sales area, there were two meeting rooms and a catering area prepared for visiting customers. Spanish Princess Cristina de Borbon and Daniel Molero had visited Samsung’s booth.
Samsung’s cameras have received many reviews and coverage from TV, radio, and media outlets after this event. They introduced a Samsung camcorder that enables its users to enjoy the best 3D experience. They also introduced the ST700 as a camera to take the best self-portrait pictures and the SH100’s smart connectivity with Wi-Fi.
Check out more information on Sonimag Photo & Multimedia from Sonimag Photo & Multimedia 2011’s official website : www.sonimagfoto.com. Refer to the links below for more news on this event.(Spanish)

2011년 4월 4일 월요일

Samsung ST95 Review: Smart Touch 3.0 UI for Advanced Capturing



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ST95 ,which supports16 megapixels, delivering sharp, crisp and highly detailed photographs in any environment.

Samsung ST95 specifications
- 16MP/ 5x zoom
- Smart Auto 2.0
- Smart Filter 2.0
- HD Movie (H.264)

*Provided by Samsung Electronics

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2011년 3월 14일 월요일

Samsung NX 100 Test




CONCLUSION:
So this is a fantastic camera. It takes pretty stunning photos for what it is, and the 'i" feature on the standard lens is just a life saver. I can adjust the Apeture, ISO, and shutter speed in an instant. The video is also very good for the purpose most would have for it. I enjoy this camera, and while this doesn't have any footage or video with it, I also tried out the pancake lens, and it's focusing is very nice, the macro just feels great. Will enjoy using this camera.

PS: All was taken with standard lens, and a samsung attachable flash (for the pictures).

2011년 3월 1일 화요일

Samsung PL210 Boasts Powerful Long Zoom

Samsung PL210 is easy-to-use camera that can take high quality pictures and movies.
Product Specifications;
-14.2 Megapixe provides high image quality
-720p HD Quality Video
-10x optical zoom / 27mm wide angle lens
-Magic Frame
-Smart filter(adds Half tone)
-Smart Auto2.0
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2011년 2월 24일 목요일

Samsung’s 2011 New NX Lenses are revealed!






Samsung has received positive reviews from different press by launching 30mm, 18-55mm, 50-200mm lens. By previously releasing a lens roadmap, Samsung had signaled that various models with improved features were on the way. Unexpectedly today, a part for the new NX lens has been released which NX users have been waiting for. Of course it’s not out in the market yet, and the exact release date and prices have yet to be revealed, but it’s possible to widely guess its design and function. Let’s take a look at the new NX lens through a video and pictures.
The 16mm lens is a light, compact F2.4 Ultra Wide Pancake Lens. The bright aperture of this lens helps to capture wider images even in low light and deliver a shallow depth of field. Its ultra wide angle is ideal for landscape shots and deep perspective pictures.


The 60mm Macro Lens features a Super Sonic Actuator (SSA) to deliver a fast, quiet Auto Focus (AF). It has F2.8 and as you could’ve guessed from the name of the lens, it is great for close-ups. Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) ensures steadiness and stability of every moment so you never have to miss the timing of that perfect close-up shot.



The ultra bright 85mm F1.4 Compact System Camera (CSC) lens features SSA, which like the 60mm lens provides fast and silent AF. It also includes Full Time Manual Focus which provides advanced photographers greater control over their preferred settings. This premium lens with bright F1.4 offers the ideal solution for capturing perfect and professional looking portrait pictures.



The 18-200mm multi-purpose Long Zoom Lens can be used diversely from taking landscape to portrait pictures. It features modes optimized for creating high-quality movie content with a single lens. Due to Samsung’s use of Voice Coil Motor (VCM) technology, the new Long Zoom Lens also has a fast and silent AF, which enables you to video important events without recording the sound of the camera’s AF. It also features OIS, which cancels out any hand movements and delivers crisp, clear images perfect for filming videos.
All of the lenses are compatible with Samsung’s unique i-Function system, which helps users easily create powerful effects utilizing the quick and convenient controls.
Mr. Hyunho Chung, Executive Vice President and Head of the Digital Imaging Business, Samsung Electronics, commented, “At Samsung, we are committed to ensuring that we remain at the cutting edge of imaging technology, and these five new lenses are a testament to that ambition and the growing strength of compact system camera photography. These are products that a professional photographer would be proud to use, but we make them so easy to use that a novice could get amazing results every time, and that is a credit to our strong R&D team. We are continuing to innovate in this exciting market and we have more significant developments planned for the future, which will add to our growing strength in the compact system camera market.”
The release of these lenses with great features is exciting news to previous NX users who wanted various lenses, and also for those who used DSLR despite the weight and size for the diversity of lenses. How about taking wonderful pictures with the light and excellent NX cameras and lenses?

2011년 2월 17일 목요일

Sino Story 7: Nanjing, Xuan Wu Lake

Samsung Electronics has provided the author of this article with the mentioned digital imaging device.
Just around the corner from Nanjing’s bustling Hunan Road is one of Nanjing’s most beautiful natural attractions the Xuan Wu Lake (Chinese: 玄武湖 Xuan Wu Hu). This large lake divides Nanjing’s Gulu district from the Nanjing Train Station, and also sits at the foot of Mt. Zhongshan. Although the has changed names many times throughout history, it was finally dubbed “Xuan Wu” due to legend of the black dragon that is said to live in the bottom of the lake.
©2010 John F Rash
ST550(TL225) │ 1/500s │ f/4.9 │ ISO 80 │ 4.9mm

©2010 John F Rash

ST550(TL225) │ 1/180s │ f/9.1 │ ISO 80 │ 4.9mm

©2010 John F Rash

ST550(TL225) │ 1/750s │ f/4.7 │ ISO 80 │ 8.3mm

©2010 John F Rash

ST550(TL225) │ 1/350s │ f/5.9 │ ISO 80 │ 22.5mm

©2010 John F Rash
ST550(TL225) │ 1/500s │ f/5.4 │ ISO 80 │ 18.3mm
Xuan Wu Lake features a lovely park and public space near the front gate (Xuan Wu Men), the Ji Ming Temple, a walking section of the Nanjing Wall, and five islands situated in the middle of the lake. Xuan Wu Lake is a must see tourist location in Jiang Su Province, but also serves as a particularly lovely recreation point for Nanjing locals.
©2010 John F Rash
ST550(TL225) │ 1/250s │ f/3.5 │ ISO 80 │ 4.9mm

©2010 John F Rash

ST550(TL225) │ 1/125s │ f/5.9 │ ISO 80 │ 22.5mm

©2010 John F Rash
ST550(TL225) │ 1/100s │ f/4.7 │ ISO 100 │ 8.3mm
©2010 John F Rash
ST550(TL225) │ 1/180s │ f/11.0 │ ISO 80 │ 13.7mm


©2010 John F Rash
ST550(TL225) │ 1/180s │ f/3.5 │ ISO 80 │ 4.9mm

John Rash / 叶摄
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2011년 2월 9일 수요일

A Weekend Drive Down The Village

Samsung Electronics has provided the author of this article with the mentioned digital imaging device.
I took a drive to visit a small village named, “Pontrieux”, which I had discovered on my return way from Lanleff, where I saw the old temple. The village was known to have many ancient-styled wash places near its long stream. I could easily find little green algaes growing on the riverside. It was a peaceful place that is harmonized with old Catholic chants. I was captivated by the beautiful sound from the church, and I entered in. Chaste Maria, shining stained glasses and candles for a donation were all keeping the holy stillness.
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/45s │ f4.5 │ 18mm │ ISO 100

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Samsung NX10 │ 1/50s │ f5.6 │ 52mm │ ISO 160

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Samsung NX10 │ 1/10s │ f3.5 │ 18mm │ ISO 800

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Samsung NX10 │ 1/180s │ f11.0 │ 27mm │ ISO 1600

After a small tour in the town, I headed for a nobleman’s castle near around. The domain was well arranged with plants and artistic wood structures. In the front garden of the castle, there were some beautiful decorations with roses. Constructed and resided in the middle ages, the castle was plainly seen in its traces of time.
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/60s │ f8.0 │ 18mm │ ISO 100

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Samsung NX10 │ 1/80s │ f11.0 │ 33mm │ ISO 100

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Samsung NX10 │ 1/45s │ f4.5 │ 19mm │ ISO 100
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/100s │ f10.0 │ 18mm │ ISO 200

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Samsung NX10 │ 1/160s │ f9.0 │ 18mm │ ISO 100

For the last destination before returning to home, I stopped at “Au Char à Bancs”, a popular crepe restaurant. I was expecting to have a traditional warm dish of crepes. But unfortunately, the restaurant was closed due to a lack of places. So, I should satisfy myself just by going sightseeing in the open garden of the restaurant. They had an old series of farming machineries in the garden, which seemed familiar for me, who is passionate for agriculture. I loved all that stuffs.
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Samsung NX10 │ 1/180s │ f8.0 │ 18mm │ ISO 1600


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Samsung NX10 │ 1/180s │ f6.3 │ 18mm │ ISO 1600

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Samsung NX10 │ 1/180s │ f7.1 │ 18mm │ ISO 1600

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Samsung NX10 │ 1/20s │ f3.5 │ 18mm │ ISO 1600

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Samsung NX10 │ 1/20s │ f6.3 │ 22mm │ ISO 1600

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Samsung NX10 │ 1/180s │ f9.0 │ 33mm │ ISO 1600

After than, I turned back to home for my hunger, looking forward to having another weekend for a drive.