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| Image Quality | 7.7/10  |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | 4.4/10  |
| Features | 7.4/10 |
| Ease of Use | 8/10 |
| Value for Money | 8.1/10 |
| Reviewer Rating | 6.7/10 |
| Overall Rating | 7/10 |
Full review by
bidefordnick
on 12th Jul 2008
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Good Points: Well made, good image quality in bright light. Easy to use. Contrast is good.
Bad Points: Menu system slightly difficult to work out without reading cd based manual (ISO setting etc). Anti shake is rubbish! screen difficult to see in bright light (what camera isn't)!
General comments: Comments about batteries seem a little unfair and caused me worry! But I have used the Samsung with 2100 ni-mh battery's from Lidles (1.99) and made over 50 7mp shots fine mode (some with flash) and still going good!REMEMBER to select NI-MH in menu for battery selection. ALWAYS read the manual!
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Review by
geoffxb
on 11th Jul 2008
User Rating : 9
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I paid £69 from Argos in sept 07. Hasn't let me down at all, I got some 2700mah rechargables and a 4 gig memory card and its great. On 1 set of batteries I can use it for 65 minutes on video mode (but need 2 SD cards) and if just taking photos it lasts for days. I give it 9 out of 10 and worth every penny.
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Review by
julzpug
on 21st Apr 2008
User Rating : 9
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A good value for money still and video digital camera that has numerous handy good features e.g >> red eye reduction, advanced shake reduction, 2.5" lcd display i give this camera 8.5 /9 marks out of 10 ;)
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Review by
jadeydoo
on 13th Apr 2008
User Rating : 7
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It's a good camera for the price. The battery life doesn't last very long but that can be sorted with re chargeable batteries, But mine has recently stopped connecting to my computer, i put the cable in and it won't respond, does anybody know how i can get it working again? or will i need a new lead?
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Review by
mfsf2006
on 7th Apr 2008
User Rating : 10
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Bought the Samsung D75 a week ago and until now no problems at all i have taken at least 100 pictures and battery still 100%
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Review by
jade louise xo
on 2nd Apr 2008
User Rating : 7
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Brilliant pictures, but battery life puts a downer on it. If a charger came with the camera it would be a lot better.
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Review by
RobJ83
on 19th Mar 2008
User Rating : 6
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Aside from the above bad points, this camera is worth £46, I paid £70 for my one less than 6 months ago at Argos.
With the lock ups I found that if you take the batteries out for a minute or so wait then put them back in, it will turn on again, just be careful if the lens is still out.
Battery life is ok as long as you have rechargeable batteries, I wouldn't even bother trying to use normal AA's, and if you are one of those cheap £1 shop for 100 batteries people you wouldn' ...
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Review by
chachacha88
on 18th Mar 2008
User Rating : 10
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The Samsung D75 is a brilliant camera. if you don't like the battery life then get rechargeable ones. they last for ages. Unsatisfied customers are more likely to write reviews. which product has never had a bad review? and if it is faulty you can always take it back.
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Review by
Caple
on 18th Mar 2008
User Rating : 7
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The Samsung D75 is a good camera for a decent price, IT IS easy to use but breaks easily.
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Review by
Meereck
on 16th Mar 2008
User Rating : 5
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When it comes to the Samsung D75 battery life, indeed for some reason it is a mockery on alkalines. Doesn't matter if you set your camera to battery type ALKALINE or Ni-MH. What's more if the camera displays BATTERY LOW and you take alkalines out and check them on a multimeter they are not drained, they're fine. Weird isn't it? But put re-chargeable ones into your camera and everything is spot on. Don't buy rechargeable batteries different to Ni-MH type (eg Ni-Cd type will not work good). If you ...
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Review by
Guest.
on 23rd Feb 2008
User Rating : 8
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The Samsung D75 is amazing when it works taking pictures. terrible when it doesn't and terrible video. great value from only £45. The sd card I had problems with. Video was always flickery and froze in dark light, sometimes it just broke down poor iso. Terrible in low light. then it blurred and broke.
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Review by
Guest.
on 17th Feb 2008
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When turned off the camera started to get really hot (mostly the screen), then when I checked the battery's they were boiling.I left it and now tomorrow nothing on the screen is appearing and it won't turn on/off properly.Anyone help?
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Review by
Guest.
on 12th Feb 2008
User Rating : 8
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Great buy for £48, Good macro setting and nice colour balance settings. Also the options for night/auto/man/pro etc
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Review by
Guest.
on 7th Feb 2008
User Rating : 10
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good quality for price
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Review by
daylward
on 1st Feb 2008
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I too bought one of these cameras from Argos at £46 as a work backup and couldn't believe the features you got for the money. However, on the downside there are two major issues with the camera: 1) Within a day I, like two other reviewers here, have had camera lock-ups where the camera ceases to function or even turn off. The only way around this is to remove the batteries & re-insert them. I'm assuming this is a firmware issue and am currently a/w a response from Samsung UK. 2) It can't b ...
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Review by
chapmanpg
on 28th Jan 2008
User Rating : 8
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Great little camera lots of fun for such a low price. Easy to use, useful video function for spontaneous family shots. Compact - I keep mine in my bum bag! Have got lots of candid shots that I would not have taken if I had relied on my bulky Nikon SLR. Although it takes a while to store image after taking so have to be patient. Battery life poor on Duracells so best to use 2500mAh rechargeable - then no problem.
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Review by
wazzhapp3
on 27th Jan 2008
User Rating : 9
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Great value for money and easy, fun, exciting camera. I have rated this a nine only because i'm not sure anything is worth a ten. I like how i can crop a picture and split into three to add two other pictuers to it, Great feature. However re-chargable batteries required, which is standard practise with most digital cameras.
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Review by
jimmy2820
on 19th Jan 2008
User Rating : 8
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I Have found this a pretty good camera, not to sure of the anti shake feature though, it seems to make some of the pictures a bit blurry. Other than that the pictures are good quality. I Don't have any problems with the battery life, a lot better than any other camera I've had.
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Review by
Guest.
on 18th Jan 2008
User Rating : 7
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+.Nice pictures.., clear screen.., megapixels.., cheap buy.
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Review by
Barso
on 15th Jan 2008
User Rating : 1
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Had three of these cameras from Argos in the past seven days and have all been returned for a refund. When first using the camera everything was fine till I got up to around 60-70 shots, then when using the flash, the camera would just freeze after taking a photo, lens extended, info on screen but no matter how many buttons I pressed nothing happened.The only way to get it working again was to pop the batteries out and re-insert them. Looks like it may be a faulty component that gives up after a ...
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