Best Samsung Digital Cameras - Atleast 2 inch, Software Included Accessories

'optical is generally considered more favorable by most photographers.'

'Shots taken with the TL225 are sharp at the center of the frame, averaging 2116 lines per picture height.'

'crisp, bright, beautiful 3.5-inch LCD screen'

'The competitively-priced PL200 combines advanced features such as high-definition video recording, powerful optics, and a large LCD screen, along with the unmatched ease-of-use that has become one of the defining features of Samsung’s digital camera lineup, making it one of the most well-rounded digital cameras on the market.  '

'The overall image quality for the Samsung PL200 is pretty good, especially considering its price point.'

'useful 31mm wide angle'

'Cosmetically, the HZ35W is, like its predecessor, a really nice piece of work.'

'Very effective dual image stabilization. '

'Very sharp 3-inch AMOLED screen. '

'excellent camera'

'Accurate GPS.'

'almost every camera offer top image quality'

'rich picture'

'the camera's response times are very good.'

'attractive interface'

'good size and weight'

'versatile 24mm ultra-wide angle Schneider lens'

'slim stylish camera'

'Black and white is helpful in testing raw detail, and the Samsung NV4 performed well for its class.'

'It's stylish and simple, so if these factors are important then it could be the camera for you.'

'The NV4 comes in a compact stainless body that looks and feels very classy.'

'Great for self shooters - includes a front LCD.'

'The Samsung DualView is a must for any avid photographer. '

'ideal digital camera'

'The touchscreen this series is lending is truly responsive, and Samsung also lends very fruitful and productive pointers, that can be helpful to give a newer setting to its display as soon as it sensitizes a touch.'

'optical is generally considered more favorable by most photographers.'

'good quality images'

'The precisely cut 27mm optical lens from Schneider-KREUZNACH delivers clear, clean images with even resolution from center to edges.'