Para mi gusto totalmente a destiempo y con muy poco sentido de la oportunidad pues acaban de salir la Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom y la Samsung Galaxy NX, va el bueno de Steve’s Digicams y publica hoy su análisis en profundidad de la anterior a todas ellas: la Samsumg Galaxy Camera.
Sea como sea, es posible que este artiligio baje de precio ante la irrupción de sus hermanas mayores, aunque lo más probable es que desaparezca del mapa.
Si os puede interesar aquí os dejo en el formato habitual las características de este artilugio androide y los «pros» y «contras» del análisis.
Galaxy Camera key features:
- 16-megapixel BSI CMOS image sensor
- 21x optical zoom lens
- 4.8-inch (1280×720) touch screen display
- Gyro-sensors automatically adjust screen orientation to match current usage
- Smartphone-like screen design running Android 4.1 operating system, Jelly Bean
- One-touch shutter activation mode on screen
- Some voice controls available
- Full HD (1080p) video recording
- Mix of auto mode for beginners and manual control modes for advanced photographers
- Explanations of features appear on screens
- Built-in Wi-Fi for sharing photos with social media Web sites or via e-mail
- Some versions include 3G and/or 4G support
- Pop-up flash unit
- Special effect features built in
- Large rechargeable li-ion battery (up to 300 shots)
Pros:
- Large 4.8-inch touchscreen is unmatched in digital camera marketplace
- Galaxy Camera is a lot of fun to use
- Combines best features of smartphones and point-n-shoot cameras
- 21x optical zoom sets this model apart versus smartphone cameras
- Inclusion of Android OS makes Galaxy Camera very easy to use
- Built-in Wi-Fi option is handy for sharing photos immediately
- Some models have 4G or 3G support for an extra cost
- Pop-up flash unit provides good flash photo quality
- Very good battery life
- Several special effect features can be added through in-camera editing
- Comfortable to use with small right-hand grip
- Sharp, clean design
Contras:
- Image quality could be better
- Cameras shot in low light and indoors sometimes have some noise
- Focus is a bit soft at times
- Must charge battery inside the camera, because no separate battery charger included
- Camera has some shutter lag problems
- Start-up is incredibly slow in full power-up mode
- Pop-up flash unit isn’t automatic and must be opened manually
- High ISO settings have a lot of noise
- Camera may be a bit large for some people
- Those who don’t like Android OS probably won’t like this camera
- Price is pretty high compared to models with a similar image quality