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Samsung PL210 Digital Camera
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Samsung PL210: Features
The headlining feature on the PL210 is the 10x optical zoom lens, which as a 35mm equivalent of 27 - 270mm, packed into a slim body, making it easy to take pictures of both landscapes and landmarks. To ensure pictures are sharp, the camera has Dual Image Stabilisation - both optical and digital.
Smart Auto 2.0 automatically adjusts the camera to make picture and video taking as easy as possible. To help take more creative pictures there is a range of Smart Filters, these include Miniature, Soft Focus and Palette Effect, among many more. Smart Face Recognition automatically focuses and exposes on 20 faces that have been designated on the camera.
The PL210 can shoot 720p HD videos at 30fps, the 10x zoom can even be used during video recording.
Key Features
10x optical zoom 27mm wide angle lens
14.2 megapixel sensor
3.0 inch TFT LCD screen
720p HD movie recording
Dual Image Stabilisation
Smart Filters
Smart Auto 2.0
Smart Face Recognition
ISO80 - 3200
Samsung PL210: Handling
The PL210 is a well built, smart looking camera and is considerably thin, given the 10x optical zoom lens. Holding the camera is easy and the buttons are easy to press. As well as the typical buttons you'd expect to find on a compact camera, there are dedicated buttons to switch between the modes and an Fn button, which takes you straight to the menu where you can change the settings available when setting up your shot. The menus are easy to navigate and understand.
On the rear is a 3.0 inch LCD screen, which is bright and clear to view in all lighting conditions, thanks to the Intelligent LCD brightness automatically adjusting the brightness.
Using continuous shooting the camera takes full size images at 0.8fps. Using Motion Capture the camera shoots at around 6.4fps, although picture size is limited to 640 x 480 pixels. AEB mode takes three images at different exposures, these images can be combined, in Photoshop for example, to create HDR images.
The headlining feature on the PL210 is the 10x optical zoom lens, which as a 35mm equivalent of 27 - 270mm, packed into a slim body, making it easy to take pictures of both landscapes and landmarks. To ensure pictures are sharp, the camera has Dual Image Stabilisation - both optical and digital.
Smart Auto 2.0 automatically adjusts the camera to make picture and video taking as easy as possible. To help take more creative pictures there is a range of Smart Filters, these include Miniature, Soft Focus and Palette Effect, among many more. Smart Face Recognition automatically focuses and exposes on 20 faces that have been designated on the camera.
The PL210 can shoot 720p HD videos at 30fps, the 10x zoom can even be used during video recording.
Key Features
10x optical zoom 27mm wide angle lens
14.2 megapixel sensor
3.0 inch TFT LCD screen
720p HD movie recording
Dual Image Stabilisation
Smart Filters
Smart Auto 2.0
Smart Face Recognition
ISO80 - 3200
Samsung PL210: Handling
The PL210 is a well built, smart looking camera and is considerably thin, given the 10x optical zoom lens. Holding the camera is easy and the buttons are easy to press. As well as the typical buttons you'd expect to find on a compact camera, there are dedicated buttons to switch between the modes and an Fn button, which takes you straight to the menu where you can change the settings available when setting up your shot. The menus are easy to navigate and understand.
On the rear is a 3.0 inch LCD screen, which is bright and clear to view in all lighting conditions, thanks to the Intelligent LCD brightness automatically adjusting the brightness.
Using continuous shooting the camera takes full size images at 0.8fps. Using Motion Capture the camera shoots at around 6.4fps, although picture size is limited to 640 x 480 pixels. AEB mode takes three images at different exposures, these images can be combined, in Photoshop for example, to create HDR images.
