In September 2010 I went on holiday and sadly managed to break the screen on my beloved Fujifilm camera, so, with my birthday coming up not long after my mum decided it would be a nice idea to buy me a new camera. I agree it was a very nice idea indeed and the Samsung ES28 is the result of this nice idea. == The Samsung ES28 == Firstly, I am not very 'tech minded' in the sense of knowing the detailed specs of things so I will be reviewing this camera from a 'me' point of view and detail to you the parts that I do understand and make regular use of so therefore have user experience of. The Samsung ES28 which I own is silver in ...  Read the complete review

My wife recently replaced her digital camera and gave me this to either use or sell on Ebay depending on my preference. Basically she was looking to get an upgrade and wanted something that she could do more with. When I asked her what was wrong with this one, she just said "Well, it's okay but I want something better!" So I decided to nuse it for a few weeks myself to see if I wanted to keep it or whether it was actually better me just getting rid of it. I had been thinking about getting into photography as a hobby as I have always enjoyed taking pictures and I thought this would be a good excuse for me to practise my art and see what I could come up ...  Read the complete review

As a semi-pro photographer I started off in life with a P10 some 9 years ago, kept it for a good few years and was so impressed that I moved into the world of DSLRs. We all know that carrying DSLRs around can be a real pain if you just need to take a few family holiday shots. I needed to upgrade from my P10 and that's when I decided to go for the silver Samsung ES28. And I was not at all disappointed with my choice. SPECS: It boosts a massive 12.2mp sensor, and has a built in stabilisation system which smooths out the enivitable handshake - this works exceptionally well when you've zoomed in on your subject. ISOs range from 80 to 1600, and the f4.9 ...  Read the complete review

I am only a general user of a camera: holidays, university events, everyday events, occasional landscapes (which it captures beautifully, even if high and low lighting). I did recently use it to record a firework show (set to music) and it captured both visual and sound very well considering the range the camera is in. In 12MP it can be easily used to print up to A1 (though the largest I have printed is A3) and with some toggling of ratios is suitable for HD TVs. This camera comes in some nice metallic colours, and isn't too bulky/heavy. It comes with batteries which lasted a respectable amount of time but have now been replaced with rechargeable ones, which ...  Read the complete review

I brought this camera a few months ago from the Tesco Outlet Ebay store. The main reason I was drawn to it was its price, just £35 with a 1 year Tesco warranty which is well below the average price of every other camera of this standard I had found. The other thing that drew me to it was its colour. A beautiful, shiny pale blue colour which I had never come across on a camera before, it really stuck out and I feel is a beautiful finishing touch the cosmetics on this camera. In terms of performance, well if you're looking to take any fancy looking photographs at a professional quality then this probably isn't for you. If you're just looking for ...  Read the complete review