10 Megapixel Ultra-Slim Digital Camera

Shoots photos and videos simultaneously
Full HD-quality video in a still camera
High-speed shooting for slo-mo playback
Panoramic views from where you are

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Shoots photos and videos simultaneously: Now you don't have to choose between shooting only photo or video. With Samsung's DRIMeIII Imaging Processor, you can take full-size stills without interrupting a video capture. All with the high-res quality of 10 megapixels and up to 5x optical zoom.

Full HD-quality video in a still camera: Capture high definition 1920x1080p video at 30 frames per second on your still camera and leave the camcorder at home. H.264 format has a recording time that's 4x times longer than MJPG and a stereo microphone for crystal-clear audio. Connects to any HDTV or HD monitor with an HDMI cable.
High-speed shooting for slo-mo playback: High speed-shooting captures 1,000 frames per second in video mode or 10 frames per second in photo mode for slow-motion playback that reveals every moment.

Specifications

Image sensor

10 Effective Megapixels

Image sensor
Amount of pixels in a camera's chip that detect light and contribute to the final image.
Image sensor

1/2.4″ High Speed CMOS Sensor
Lens

Schneider 24mm Wide Angle Lens
Lens

5x Optical Zoom
Display

3" AMOLED Display
Video

1080p Full HD Video Recording
Image Stabilization

Optical Image Stabilization

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This is a great camera packed with a ton of features. Solid construction, fits well in the hand and also in your pocket. I love the 3 inch Emoled screen, that it shoots raw and has manual controls. But I find myself using the Smart mode alot because it does a great job of picking the right settings …Read More »

GeoRenn on February 21, 2011

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