Samsung S1060

Mark Goldstein | Digital Compact Cameras | January 24, 2008 | 8 Comments |

The Samsung S1060 is a new 10.2 megapixel, entry-level compact digital camera. The S1060 features a 5x optical zoom lens, 2.7 inch LCD screen, Face Detection mode and 14 scene modes. The price and availability of the Samsung S1060 have yet to be announced.

Samsung S1060

The 10.2 mega-pixel S1060 is the latest addition to the Samsung’s award-winning S range. It features, 5x optical zoom, 5x digital zoom and ISO 1600. The S1060 is equipped with a 2.7” LCD screen and the Samsung Digital Image Stabilization system. It also offers Samsung’s Intelligent Face Recognition Technology, which can recognize the faces of up to nine people, setting the appropriate exposure to ensure the highest image quality.
• 10.2 Megapixels
• 5x Optical Zoom
• 2.7” LCD Screen
• Face Detection
• 14 scene modes
• Red Eye Fix
• Function Description
• Photo Help Guide
• Self portrait
• Movie Recording
• Digital Image Stabilisation (DIS)
• High Sensitivity ISO 1600
• Low Battery Consumption

The Samsung i100 will be available in Spring 2008 and price will be confirmed nearer the time. Customers requiring further information should call 00 800 122 637 27 or visit http://www.samsungcamera.co.uk

Samsung S1060

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#1 tHe CoOliness

I went to Germany and bought this camera. It really is, truly amazing. The picture quality is fantastic and you must really check it out.

4:44 am - Wednesday, October 22, 2008

#2 brad

I bought this camera a few months ago. It is so easy to use, and is absolutely full of features. The best AUD$165.00 I've ever spent. I can't say enough good things about this wonderful camera. Love it. Buy one, you won't be disappointed.

12:42 pm - Saturday, October 25, 2008

#3 Joseph M Kawimbe

I bought an S1060 in April 2008, and it has given me great pleasure.
To my great shock, yesterday it stopped working while I was shooting. I thought the batteries had run flat, but when I inserted new ones, it would not switch on but kept bleeping and going off. The lens is still open.
What shall I do? I am leaving for a holiday in Mozambique today!!!!!!

4:59 am - Friday, December 19, 2008

#4 vinod kumar sahu

i have bought this camera 10 days ago., its really very well working camera. i suggest u to , u should also try it.........

2:53 pm - Sunday, May 3, 2009

#5 tony

bought this camera yesterday, fantastic quality but needs retouching compared to the sony cybershot for example. I mean simple level retouches .. I found after a saturation +27, gamma 1.55 contrast +6, and blue -10 ... the images really come to life and dare i say it - magazine pro quality. Its a shame the camera couldn't do it at source but hell, for this price.. outstanding.

1:32 pm - Sunday, May 17, 2009

#6 Martina

Is it just me or does the camera have a really bad problem with the bateries?
All I seem to be doing is recharging it! Fully charged bateries only last about 30-40 mins of taking photos!!!

6:47 pm - Sunday, June 21, 2009

#7 Brad

The only time I've noticed the batteries drain real quick is when I leave it in and hooked to the USB lead after downloading photos. I use two sets of Energizer Lithium Ion rechargables in mine and can get about 400 shots out of a set. Maybe 300 if I use the flash a lot. I would try some better batteries and see how you go.

Brad

10:46 pm - Sunday, June 21, 2009

#8 Indian Army

Dear Sir,
1. Our office recently bought two Camera two week back but one of the camera has the following error:-

a) the lens has stop functioning ( not closing and opening)
b) Images not being stored in the memory chip.
2. please guide me how and whom to approach.
Major Ksh Biken Singh
3. This for your neccessary action please.

3:58 pm - Monday, June 29, 2009