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Samsung Maxima 80 GL QD Zoom Date 35mm Camera

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Average Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 36637

Used Price: $45.00






Binding: Electronics
Brand: Samsung
EAN: 0044701990826
Label: Samsung
Manufacturer: Samsung
Publisher: Samsung
Sales Rank: 36637
Studio: Samsung


Features:
  • Auto power off
  • 38-80mm Zoom Lens
  • Continuous Shooting mode
  • Red-eye reduction
  • Powered by CR2 Lithium battery battery



















Customer Reviews
Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - What flash card and TWAIN driver ??
Amazon's Production description as well as one other review mentions the flash card and the Twain driver in this camera. Am I missing something here ? Also, there is no "Portrait" or "Landscape" mode. I just checked the manual one more time - sorry, cannot find any of this. Apart from that, the camera is reasonably good for the money I paid ($30+shipping). Need to strictly be atleast 3 feet away while trying to take close-ups (especially if zooming in), otherwise it results in blurry images. Outdoor pictures are fantastic.


Rating: 4 out of 5 stars - Made in china = low casing quality
The camera works nice but its battery costs about $5 and its casing exterior quality feels like cheap plastic .. thats how you can get a $150 camera for $30 .. i wonder what was compromised !!


Rating: 1 out of 5 stars - DO NOT BUY!! ITS JUNK!!
I purchased this camera and as soon as it got here I put a CR2 battery in it and set the date. Next thing I did was load it with Kodak 400 speed 35MM film and I pushed the on/off button and it did nothing! I am going to return it to Adorama camera and get my money back. I have no complaints with Adorama camera because they shipped it super quick and it is not their fault that Samsung makes junky products. I have had similar experiences with a Samsung VCR so I was reluctant to purchase this camera. DO NOT BUY THIS CAMERA! IT IS A PIECE OF JUNK!


Rating: 3 out of 5 stars - Lousy Red Eye Reduction
I like this camera. Compact and easy to use, but unfortunately, the red eye reduction doesn't work for beans. I have two little girls with blonde hair and blue eyes, and they always end up with red red eyes... other than that, super camera! If you're mostly shooting landscapes or brown eyed individuals (my eldest brown hair brown eyed daughter always looks super) than this is an awesome camera for the money! No other complaints than the red eye issue!


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great Camera! Excellent Buy
This is the best camera on the market in it's price range. The camera takes excellent night shots (I have captured city skylines, fireworks, and even lightening!) which look very professional. Day shots are excellent too, the pictures always come out crystal clear and very sharp. The zoom is just enough for most nonprofessional needs. The camera also has excellent blur reduction (for shots taken from car windows). There is only one downside to this camera: the redeye reduction is not always totally effective. But, if you are like me and don't care that much about redeye, then this camera is for you.

Camera 35mm Date Zoom QD GL 80 Maxima Samsung



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