Samsung Digimax A7

This camera is fairy easy to use without really understanding the finer points! I have been using it for ages without knowing how it works or all the features. Although it's worth looking around for courses (some are free) to really maximise the usage and enjoyment of your digital camera. I did and it was fun. The camera is quite heavy but quite robust. I dropped it recently and it suffered a few scratches only, though I wouldn't recommend doing this! It does have a wrist strap to prevent such accidents. Price:- It was a present a couple of years ago and no doubt on special offer, so I don't know the price, though it was quite expensive. I think that ...  Read the complete review

I bought this camera when it was new out about two years ago, i paid well over £100 for it at the time, but i am sure it is available for a lot less than that now. It has some great features and i have never had any problems with is or using it. The LCD screen is 2", this at the time that i bought it was excellent size, although compared to many other cameras on the market it may be slightly on the small size. However it is still perfectly adequate for viewing photos with. It is a 7 mega pixel camera which produces great pictures, and a 3x optical zoom and 5x digital zoom. The camera also has 32MB of internal memory which is not a great ...  Read the complete review

The Samsung Digimax A7 is quite a cosmetic digital camera that although has the basics of a very good camera has added extras such as flashing lights and sounds that just use up more battery life than serve any real purpose. It does make it a little flashier but they don’t particularly serve any purpose. I bought it as an upgrade from a very cheap AGFA camera which was extremely temperamental so at least I knew I’d be happy with a Samsung. This one was £139.99 (excl. VAT) (price gone down a lot now) from Amazon.co.uk (£14 cheaper than Argos) which isn’t really that cheap for a camera. It came in a compact box and turned out to be a bit smaller than I had imagined from ...  Read the complete review