Samsung SH100 Hands-On Review

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Samsung SH100 Digital Camera Review l Camera Gear Guide

“The SH100 is not only wi-fi friendly, but also goes out of its way to mimic the smartphone experience complete with a large touchscreen interface.” /n– Camera Gear Guide, USA (25th March 2011)

Samsung SH100 Press Summary

“The Samsung SH100 is a quality camera , Wi-Fi digital camera. It packs an impressive 14.2MP, has 5x optical zoom and takes MicroSD and SDHC cards. But it’s also got a hidden secret. Download the associated Android app for your smartphone and you can control the camera over WiFi using your phone.” – Gizmos, USA (27th March 2011)

Every Camera Should Be As Connected as Samsung???s SH100

Gizmodo praised the Wi-Fi capabilities of the SH100 digital camera, stating: “Samsung's SH100 isn't the first point-and-shoot to have Wi-Fi, but it makes better use of it than most: You can use Samsung's Galaxy S Android phones as a wireless remote and geotagger for the camera.”

Samsung SH100 ISO comparison (Cnet)

Photo quality from the SH100 is good up to and including ISO 400. Like most sub-$200 point-and-shoots, it's not a camera you'd want to use in low-light conditions or indoors without a flash. The photos get spectacularly worse above ISO 400, picking up a lot color noise and losing detail.

Samsung???s WiFi-enabled SH100 shoots in 14.2MP

Engadget stating “To say that Samsung had an unforgettable day here at CES would be understating things dramatically. The company has introduced dozens upon dozens of new (digital imaging) products, and now it's dishing out a few more before letting everyone else grapple for a share of the limelight.”

Engadget Commended Samsung Wi-Fi enabled SH100

Engadget stating - To say that Samsung had an unforgettable day here at CES would be understating things dramatically. The company has introduced dozens upon dozens of new (digital imaging) products, and now it's dishing out a few more before letting everyone else grapple for a share of the limelight.-

samsung sh100 point-and-shoot (macworld)

At first glance, the Samsung SH100 ($200) looks like a run-of-the-mill, low-priced touchscreen camera. It's built for very casual shooters, and its core specs aren't exactly mind-boggling: The SH100's 14-megapixel CCD sensor may have been an impressive feature a few years ago, but in these days of ever-inflated pixel counts, it's standard issue in the compact camera world. Same goes for its 5X optical zoom lens and 720p video recording at 30 frames per second.

First Hands On With Samsung NX11

PopPhoto.com posted a “hands-on” review with the SH100, WB700 and NX11 while out at the show. The NX11’s i-Function compatibility and updated grip were both noted as “welcome upgrades”, while the compact size of both the SH100 and WB700 were noted as being standout features.