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| Special Feature | 12,2 M pixel, Optical 3X Zoom 2,7" 230 K TFT LCD Digital Image Stabilization Smart Auto (Automatic Scene Recognition) Perfect Portrait System: Face Detection, Smile Detection, Blink Detection, Beauty Shot, Self Portrait, Red-Eye Correction SVGA@20 fps Movie Recording / MPEG4 Format Smart Album |
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The Samsung ST45 is a 16 mm ultra slim digital camera designed in an aluminium form factor that combines technology and user-friendly features to optimal image. The 12 mega pixel ST45 features a 2.7 inch QVGA (230K) TFT LCD screen and Samsung’s "Smart Scene Recognition" technology. "Smart Scene Recognition" has 11 optimized picture pre-settings such as Portrait, Night portrait, Macro, Macro Colour, helping photographer take shots regardless of the conditions
Author: Samsung ST45
Samsung ST45 digital camera : Samsung is pleased to announce the launch of the 16mm ultra slim Samsung ST45 compact digital camera. The aluminium Samsung ST45 combines innovative technology and user-friendly features to deliver optimum photo quality in a light and stylish package. The 12 megapixel Samsung ST45 features a 2.7” QVGA (230K) TFT LCD screen and Samsung’s new “Smart Scene Recognition” technology
Author: Very impressive so far
I just got this camera this morning for Christmas (It's 10 minutes past midnight at the time of writing this), going to be using it when i go on holiday in July 2010 :D
I've already taken several test pictures, and one 2 minute long video.
Maximum picture resolution is 4000 x 3000 pixels, which is twelve megapixels, which is very impressive. I have a samsung netbook that has a 1.2 megapixel webcam built in, and a Samsung G600, that has a 1.5 MP camera, this puts both of those to shame.
I haven't had much chance to play around with this, but I should have plenty of time in the near future.
It has a built-in microphone for recording audio (mono), intergrated speaker (also mono)
The video playback is excellent, very smooth, at at a maximum of 800 x 592 pixels at 20 frames per second for recording video, that's very good (almost HD res acording to my cousin) for a camera that's designed primarily for taking still images.
Audio playback on the camera itself does seem a little quiet, though that might have been due to the volume level, i had it set at about half :P, i'll have to record more test videos.
It also has a socket for mounting it on a tripod (which I don't have yet).
It comes with a USB cable and a mains plug that the USB cable plugs into, although the cable is pretty short, only about 50cm (I was expecting it to be longer, since it's also a charging cable). It also comes with an SD memory card (8 GB i think), and a recargable battery.
The built-in features it has include digital zoom, face detection, smile detection, red-eye removal (in image editing), Beauty shots (not sure what that is), exposure control, contrast settings, brightness settings, blacklight (nighttime, i think) settings, image stablizer (also for recording videos), and quitea a few other features, most of which i haven't tried yet.
There's no printed manual however, that comes on the acompaning CD-ROM in the form of an Adobe PDF (a seperate pdf is provided for each suported language, there's quite a few), each pdf is about 106 pages, so it's a bit to sift through. There IS a printed Quick Start Guide though. It also comes with a soft zip-up case.
The CD also includes Samsung Master, which can automatically download your files for you as soon as you connect the camera to a USB port (that can also be used to charge it), all you have to do is specify where you want the files downloaded to. The program also has the ability to create web albums, slideshows, and screen savers (which i think is rather cool)
There is also an option for installing XVid, which appears to be an encoder/decoder for Xvid MPEG-4 media files (I believe). I've yet to try it however, there is also an option to install a Xvid MPEG-4 codec.
The only slight gripe i have with it, is that the cover for the charging socket seems a little delicate, it might seem a little flimzy when you're pulling it back to plug in the cable, but it actually seems quite sterdy.
Overall, I think this is an excellent camera, and I'm very grateful my parents got this for me. :) I'm very happy with it, and I'm definately going to be putting this camera to good use. :)
I belive it deserves the 5 * rating I gave.
Hope this helps you folks.
I've already taken several test pictures, and one 2 minute long video.
Maximum picture resolution is 4000 x 3000 pixels, which is twelve megapixels, which is very impressive. I have a samsung netbook that has a 1.2 megapixel webcam built in, and a Samsung G600, that has a 1.5 MP camera, this puts both of those to shame.
I haven't had much chance to play around with this, but I should have plenty of time in the near future.
It has a built-in microphone for recording audio (mono), intergrated speaker (also mono)
The video playback is excellent, very smooth, at at a maximum of 800 x 592 pixels at 20 frames per second for recording video, that's very good (almost HD res acording to my cousin) for a camera that's designed primarily for taking still images.
Audio playback on the camera itself does seem a little quiet, though that might have been due to the volume level, i had it set at about half :P, i'll have to record more test videos.
It also has a socket for mounting it on a tripod (which I don't have yet).
It comes with a USB cable and a mains plug that the USB cable plugs into, although the cable is pretty short, only about 50cm (I was expecting it to be longer, since it's also a charging cable). It also comes with an SD memory card (8 GB i think), and a recargable battery.
The built-in features it has include digital zoom, face detection, smile detection, red-eye removal (in image editing), Beauty shots (not sure what that is), exposure control, contrast settings, brightness settings, blacklight (nighttime, i think) settings, image stablizer (also for recording videos), and quitea a few other features, most of which i haven't tried yet.
There's no printed manual however, that comes on the acompaning CD-ROM in the form of an Adobe PDF (a seperate pdf is provided for each suported language, there's quite a few), each pdf is about 106 pages, so it's a bit to sift through. There IS a printed Quick Start Guide though. It also comes with a soft zip-up case.
The CD also includes Samsung Master, which can automatically download your files for you as soon as you connect the camera to a USB port (that can also be used to charge it), all you have to do is specify where you want the files downloaded to. The program also has the ability to create web albums, slideshows, and screen savers (which i think is rather cool)
There is also an option for installing XVid, which appears to be an encoder/decoder for Xvid MPEG-4 media files (I believe). I've yet to try it however, there is also an option to install a Xvid MPEG-4 codec.
The only slight gripe i have with it, is that the cover for the charging socket seems a little delicate, it might seem a little flimzy when you're pulling it back to plug in the cable, but it actually seems quite sterdy.
Overall, I think this is an excellent camera, and I'm very grateful my parents got this for me. :) I'm very happy with it, and I'm definately going to be putting this camera to good use. :)
I belive it deserves the 5 * rating I gave.
Hope this helps you folks.
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