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Storage media: MultiMedia Card, Optical zoom: 3x, Sensor resolution: 12.2 Megapixels, Viewfinder type: Without viewfinder, Weight: 121.4g, Digital zoom: 5x ...
9.1 out of 10

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- - Samsung ST50 Digital Camera Review - Beauty on the Outside Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: cgena.com
- Samsung ST50 Digital Camera Review - Beauty on the Outside
  
  Review summary: F No
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- - Samsung ST50 Digital Camera Review Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: cgena.com
- Samsung ST50 Digital Camera Review
  
  Review summary: The Samsung ST50 is 12.2 megapixel so it takes high resolution images. As wide as it scope can go when it comes to taking photos of lush landscapes and surroundings, it is also quite accurate when taking close-up shots or macro photography
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- - Samsung ST50 Digital Camera Review - Beauty on the Outside Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: cgena.com
- Samsung ST50 Digital Camera Review - Beauty on the Outside
  
  Review summary: The Samsung ST50 is 12.2 megapixel so it takes high resolution images. As wide as it scope can go when it comes to taking photos of lush landscapes and surroundings, it is also quite accurate when taking close-up shots or macro photography
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- - Samsung ST50 Evaluation 3.5 out of 5
  - Source: digicamreview.co.uk
- Samsung ST50
  
  Pros: It's very small (Ultra compact) It looks good (from the front) thanks to the stainless steel body Very easy to use in Smart Auto mode 2.7" screen Manual White Balance Video mode allows the use of the optical zoom (sound is muted whilst you zoom) ACB - ...
  
  Cons: Focus range is very limiting - subject must be 80cm away from camera or alternatively you have to switch to macro mode. 10cm macro mode Poor low light performance (including cloudy weather). Slow and awkward menu system - no quick access? Lacks (real) ...
  
  Verdict: Does the camera get better with use? Not particularly, apart from the annoying focusing issues mentioned, the camera has a habit of thinking that a cloudy day is too dark for sharp pictures and will switch on the flash, or alternatively, if you switch ...
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