Samsung WB210
Announced Jan 5, 2011
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14 megapixels | 3.5″ screen | 24 – 288 mm (12×)
dpreview conclusion
The WB210's touch screen-centric operation won't suit everyone, but as a point-and-shoot travelzoom it has a lot to recommend it. Image quality is competitive, and we like the 'Super Wide Shot' 21mm equivalent wideangle mode. The WB210 loses points for its sub-par images at high ISO settings and the slightly fussy, somewhat unresponsive touch interface.
Good for
21mm wide angle mode is great for landscapes. Intuitive interface is easy to navigate.
Not so good for
Operational control is complicated by being limited to a touch-screen only interface.
Scoring
Build quality
Ergonomics & handling
Features
Exposure and focus accuracy
Image quality (jpeg)
Flash performance
Low light / high ISO performance
Optics
Performance (speed)
Movie / video mode
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