Samsung S760

I decided to get a more modern digital camera after the sorrows of being an early adopter with a Ricoh and an HP, both of which devoured batteries. I wanted to get a compact camera so that it would be easier to carry about with me, and looked at a lot of reviews before I decided to go for the Samsung. The S760 is a very compact little camera at 93 x 62 x 26mm and 123g weight, and looks and feels well made. It isn't covered with buttons like some cameras, which make you wonder how to hold them without triggering something. It has a circular button controller on the rear with 4 other buttons to navigate the menus (which are very clear and easy to read) and a ...

This Samsung Camera is really good to pop in your bag and whip out when you need to take pictures. Pictures are crisp, clean and clear to see. Personally I do have a few negative points about this camera. It takes awhile to process after time, this maybe my particular camera, but I find if I take more than 10 pictures it takes awhile before it can load and take another picture. Another problem I have with this camera is the 'DIS' function (shown with a shaky hand) This is meant to help pictures where you may be shaking alot to steady the shot. Yet i find it makes situations worse and find myself using auto instead as this seems to focus alot better whilst ...

This is a great camera if you're not a photographer, but like to take holiday snaps. It's really compact and lightweight, and has a decent zoom (although you really need a tripod or VERY steady hands to use the digital part of the zoom with much success...), several settings, and it's easy to turn the flash on and off, which is a must for me, as I often photograph papyri. The pic quality can be awesome (it can be awful as well, but I am a bad photographer), and with a 2gb card in (I got one for about £10) it lasts forever - weeks and weeks without filling up the card. It also seems pretty easy on batteries (2 x AA), especially if you use rechargeables - a week's ...