Following is a user review about Samsung R10 full HD camcorder.
We are living in convergence world. It’s hard to survive With only one function, and has to satisfy users not only with main functions, but also additional functions. (I can say electronic dictionary is a good example. A few years ago, only good dictionary contents were needed, but recently, various multimedia functions such as colorful LCD, DMB, and video are imperative to be popular.)
When it comes to a camcorder, it’s almost the same. 2~3 years ago, people think it’s natural to purchase a camcorder and a digital camera separately, but now they’ve got to have both functions. (Of course, for professional camcorder or DSLR, main function is all people want. However, compact products need both video and picture for the most convenience.)
How about the Samsung R10 which will be reviewed? Let’s take a look at the strong points of the R10 and video/picture quality with the review.
It’s the full kit, and various accessories are provided. To prevent shock and scratch, a pouch is provided, and power adaptor, AV cable, USB cable, Hand strap, and battery are included. (It’s not shown in the picture, but instruction and quick manual will be provided, and also HDMI(Mini HDMI) cable which is normally not included is also provided.)
With 38.3 x 56.8 x 128.2mm of size and 229g of weight, the portability is great. (Of course, there are a lot of products lighter and smaller. However, it’s really difficult to find the camcorders supporting 1920×1080 Full HD and smaller than the R10, I think. As palm size and barrel design, it’s easy to keep in a bag or something.)
The design is also enough to give satisfaction. It’s made of aluminum body, and on the right side, hair line is applied to give high grade feeling. Composition of buttons and finishing are also great. (The former model HMX20C looks like heavy, but the R10 feels like slim and stylish.) @ This will come with black and silver.
It’s the front. 5x optical zoom lens supporting 8x intelli zoom is attached, and on the side, there’s a flash. (Unlike digital zoom which degrades quality, the intelli zoom doesn’t affect the quality.) And on the lower part, there’s a recording light. @ Unlike other products, anti-scratch lens is installed on the front, so without a lens cap, the internal lens is safe from corruption and crash.
You can see the direction of the lens is different from other products. Since the lens of the R10 has been designed to direct 25 degrees upward, it prevents wrist bending. Unlike other shooting type products which give fatigue to wrist, the R10 has the remarkable ergonomic design which minimizes fatigue.
It’s the right side of the body, and it has adopted swivel LCD supporting various angles. (You can easily see this supports1920×1080 Full HD.) @I’m so satisfied with the sensitive hair line.
You can see the 2.7 wide LCD supporting perfect touch screen. (This supports 230K pixel. Viewing angle is also satisfactory, and especially the definition was so great that I didn’t feel any uncomfortable when using this outside. On the side, there’s a Q menu button to execute designated functions rapidly, and zoom button and recording button is also located.) @ When it comes to a zoom lever on the back, fast zooming is possible with this, while the zoom button next to the LCD supports slow zooming. I think they will be useful depending on the various situations.
It’s the inside of the right side. You can see the speaker on the lower part, and power button, Easy Q button, and iCheck button are also located. (We are going to see the use of the Easy Q button closely. When the camcorder is working, pushing the iCheck button long, you can see remaining battery and memory.
It’s the back of the body, and on the top, there’s a mode button (When changing modes, some products have too much time delay. However, the R10 has very short time delay to change the mode, so there’s nothing to bother. ) and status LED, and on the center, there’s a zoom lever and recording button. (On the side, charge status LED is located. As you can see in the picture, on the bottom, Mini HDMI port, power input port, and AV cable port are installed. ) @ Composite, Component, and HDMI are supported, so the compatibility is so high, full HD videos can be perfectly played with external devices.
It’s the left side, and you can see the strap ring. (Putting the hand strap like the picture, you can prevent the damage. However, I didn’t expect there’s no hand grip, but it doesn’t have it. Even though it’s a shooting type product not a vertical type, it’s quite unsatisfactory.)
It’s the upper part, and you can see 9M pixel CMOS sensor has been installed. (However, Max. 12M picture is supported.) And on the lower part, there’s a shutter button to help take pictures simply. (Not only for normal picture, but also for video, you can take a picture by pushing the shutter button. )
It’s the bottom of the body, and the internal microphone is installed to record voice when taking a video (Microphone sensitivity setting is also possible.), and there are 2 mount hole for a tripod. Also, on the bottom, a battery is loaded, and by providing SD card slot, you can easily store big size recorded videos. @ As a brand new product, it supports SDHC perfectly. It appears it can record Full HD videos without a burden.
Even though it’s a Full HD camcorder, the size is small enough to be in one hand. (Like I mentioned, the portability is the best.
Like the picture, it supports various grips. (Under various circumstances, you can hold the product with various ways.) @ It supports active angle, and that it can record a video without wrist bending is one of the greatest things.
They are basic accessories. Mini HDMI cable, Instruction, quick manual, etc are provided, and like the picture, AV cable, power adaptor, pouch, and hand strap are included. @ Unlike most of other products supporting Composite and component cable separately, the R10 can use both function through the AV cable included. I like this very much.
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http://www.samsungimaging.net/how-about-the-samsung-r10-which-will-be-reviewed/#ixzz0ZfkTbBaF
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