Samsung D75

The camera is good, but at times it fails to take pictures when in auto mode and the flash doesnt work. Anybody with the User guide and operational manual?

Kalemire Paul, Kampala Uganda. [email protected] or [email protected]

It takes very clear and good quality pictures but the battery life is terrible even with brands such as Duracell, it only lasts about 10 pictures when it shuts down. I'm going to purchase rechargeables and see if they are any better. It's got plenty features and is very easy to use. The only downside as I've mentioned is the battery life. Very cheap and good value for money.

I have had this camera for 2 years now and it has been very reliable and easy to use. I got it for about £60 and it is definately good value for money considering how much use I got out of the camera. The only downside to he camera was the battery life, I would always need to carry a spare set with me. However the flash has suddenly stopped working and now I can only use the camera for videos and outdoor pictures. I always got very clear pictures. I would recommend this camera to any teenager who goes out a lot and takes a lot of photos. The camera is very robust, cheap and easy to use and i got 2 years use out of it.

I bought this camera in the middle of 2008.

The camera worked perfectly and was always easy to use. The picture editing software on the camera itself was also a bonus, although I seldom used it having Photoshop on my PC.

Unfortunately a couple of months ago it started to 'spaz' out when trying to shoot with the flash and I am now unable to use the camera for anything other than videos.

The strange thing is, my housemate also has the same model of camera, but in another colour and she has exactly the same problem.

The camera also shuts down thinking it has no battery and when you take the batteries out and put them in again, it works for many more shots.

Does anyone else have the same faults?

Good camera and having used this for a while now, its fine for us.

However, we've lost the software and need to download it but can't find it anywhere - can anyone help?!

Thanks

Marie

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its really good except that the flash does'nt work sometimes! :((((

i realy like the D75, ive had it for a long time, i also own the D73, wich although seamd to have more colour in video mode outdoor, the D75 seam'd to handle colours indoors better, its main downside its the power consumption because it clearly says on the sticker 3.3v

and its prity clear that AA batteries are 1.5, to wich it takes 2

2 1.3 = 3.0 (not 3.3) so they messed up their

id still recomend the D73 or the D75 as their realy cheep, and the video size of 640x480 will go to 720x576 for dvd, without loosing to much of the original quality :)

I have one of these cameras now for over a year, it as been a good one for taking photos outdoors, inside using flash, but rubish in a lighted room not using the flash as 6 times out of 10 photos are over exposed and colouring is messed up and pixels in dark places in the photo. so if your planning using indoors without the flash forget it. only notice this as i have started stop motion animation and can't use a flash. The batteries die fash so get a good set of rechargables. But all round a good camera for messing around with family photos.

I actually got my d75 second hand, and it's a lot better than I thought it would be, there are a lot of good features on this camera and the pictures come out great. The video feature isn't so good, but what do you expect from a camera that doesn't cost the Earth? It's small and looks good, and I've knocked it around a few times and it still works fine. It does kind of lie about how long batteries last though... If you take them out when they're supposedly drained and then put them back in everything's good again, but I will probably get rechargable batteries for this camera, and it's a shame that it uses batteries instead of you being able to charge it.

Bottom line; a good camera if you're on a tight budget and not a professional photographer, but not so great with the batteries.

The Samsung D75 is a really good camera, clear pictures and easy to use but it seemed to use batterys up very quickly.