Samsung DV150F 16.2MP Smart WiFi Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom and 2-Inch front and 3-Inch Rear Dual LCD Screens (Black) (OLD MODEL)

A good little camera, lots of features for the price, the pictures come out really crisp and vibrant, it really fits well in a small purse or front pants pocket....what is a little bit of a let down is, its WiFi, it takes a few too many steps to log onto Hotel or New WiFi hot spots....also it doesn't save Facebook log-ins that easily....but I consider the whole on the fly WiFi an added bonus....easy to upload into my tablet/notebook and then Facebook from there....the pictures are really great, the video is truly HD and the sound is pretty clear....easy to sinc camera to a smart phone and then control it remotely...I love this little camera.

First, let me say that I have had a ton of point and shoot cameras. I try to keep one in my purse, just in case. I have been disappointed with my last 2 cameras as they have had issues with blurry pictures or lag between shots.This camera is under $100...and has really impressed me! Great shots...indoors and outdoors. Night photos also turn out surprisingly well! There are also many neat features. The front LCD screen is nice...you can make sure everything you want is in the shot! There is not an ungodly lag between pictures (major plus).I love this little camera! Awesome, crisp pictures from a lightweight camera...it is only cheap in price not quality.And unless you buy the bundle, you do need to purchase a memory card. But even with that additional expense...still a great deal!

LOVE THIS CAMERA! It is so small and the pictures come out awesome. There are soo many cool options in this camera. Like the Child Setting on the front of the camera is a little screen and they have an animated birdy whistling to get the kids to "look at the birdy". Also they have frames you can put your pictures on like a billboard, newspaper, tv set. You can edit your photos. The videos have different styles in like 35mm film, pixelated etc. So many options to list. Worth the money to get it. REmember it takes those micro SD cards, you the ones that look like a speck of dust but holds so many pictures and videos and you has WIFI so you can instantly upload your pics to a computer or Facebook/

For the features this camera has, it is a pretty good deal for the $75.00 I paid. As for basic "auto" picture taking, it is about par to a $50.00 Kodak camera but, the video quality is much better. Having a front facing LCD is a nice touch for those (many) selfies we all like to take. The rear LCD is okay but, in direct sunlight, a bit difficult to see the image. I also wish I had full control of the flash which is not an option.THE REALLY GOOD: There are many preset-able picture formats so you don't have to make manual adjustments. This includes changeable MPs (picture size/quality) and specific scene choices as well as "magic" mode to add enhancements to pictures and even correct facial imperfections. There is a panoramic function to capture those vast scenic moments too. Also, with a 5X optical zoom, you can get pretty good close-ups (try not to move the camera!). With these capabilities and more, this camera is a winner!I haven't used the wifi since I find it easier just to take a picture with smart phone and send it immediately from the phone.FYI: If you wait a couple of seconds after selecting an item within the menu, the camera will show a little pop-up describing its function. I mention this because the camera does not come with a manual which is only available/downloadable online.Overall, this appears to be a solid, well-built camera with a good lens and many user changeable features.

This is the most disappointing excuse for a camera I have ever used. My attraction to it was the front LCD screen, as I was going to a wedding that my young nephews were attending. I thought the front screen would be fun for them and I thought it was an interesting feature.Being in the camera business for forty years, I knew I wasn't buying a $5,000 camera. I DID expect to get a basic point and shoot camera that could create an acceptable 5 X 7 inch print. As it turns out, I am ill that I took this camera to the wedding rather than buying a $5 disposable film camera or simply using my iPhone.Other problems with the camera are that the battery only lasts about 200 images before it has to be recharged again; it requires that you recharge the battery while inside the camera, as there is no separate AC charger provided; the built in flash only has a range of about 8 feet even as 400 ISO; and it uses a micro SD card, which should have been clearly disclosed in the Amazon write-up. I had to run to Radio Shack to buy a micro SD card, which was ridiculously expensive.Do not waste your money on this camera. EVERY one of the 200 images I took tonight are not sharp enough for 4 X 6 prints. If you are ONLY going to view the images you create on an iPhone you are viewing from 5 feet away, then possibly consider it only if you are real fan of useless bells and whistles.

The camera is OK but what do you expect for under 100 dollars. The camera takes good picture with the right lighting if you have poor lighting the camera cannot compensate. To do video you will need an Micro HD card. My issue with that is if you need something to make the basic features work then a small card should be provided. So know that you will need to add 15 to 35 dollars to the camera for the card. The video is only 720 not 1080 so if you want 1080 this in not the camera for you. I knew that the 5 times optical zoom then add 5 more digital zoom for a total of 25x is not very much. This is a close work camera if you want something that you can take pictures faraway with you will need to get a 70 to 100 optical zoom.