Samsung D75

It's interesting to see how point and shoot compact digital cameras have shrunk over the years - I well recall, for instance, our first digital camera, a Toshiba purchased around the turn of the century which was huge and didn't fit into my handbag. It used 4 AA batteries which needed changing regularly, produced pictures of 2.3 megapixels and used a 16MB SmartMedia memory card. In 2007, I spotted the Samsung D75 for sale and I expressed an interest in it. Our daughter already had a Samsung digital camera of her own which I quite liked, and upon seeing Argos selling it for £69.99, a reduction from £99.99 my husband bought it for me. ~~The ...  Read the complete review

This camera is exceptionally good for what it says on the tin. 7 mega pixels is enough for the average camera user (fantastic when the sun is out, the night scene is very good too), very durable case (have dropped it a few times myself!), and the battery life is not so bad either (always use rechargables). The video quality on this is not that up to scratch, and so therefore would maybe benefit from not being used as much. Same goes for the zoom, don't bother! I've used it a few times at concerts and the zoom just makes it look even worse. The screen is a good size for looking back at your pictures, and the camera on the whole is easy to use. Good for first timers for a ...  Read the complete review