Showing posts with label TL500. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TL500. Show all posts

Saturday, October 23, 2010

3 Samsung cameras ranked in Top 10 cameras!

Following is an article from CNET Asia.

CNET Asia, one of the most renown consumer electronic online-portals for reviews, has recently updated their list of “Top 10 cameras” selecting 5 compacts and 5 interchangeable lens cameras(ILCs). Three Samsung cameras; NX10, EX1(TL500) and PL150(TL210) fairly took their positions in the latest Top 10 camera charts.


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The CNET Asia describes the EX1(TL500) as a very good compact that professional users will appreciate and got the best point of the compact cameras.


In addition, NX10, one of top interchangeable lens cameras, has been introduced as a very good attempt by Samsung for its first mirrorless interchangeable lens camera.


To see the full article, please click here.


Read more: http://www.samsungimaging.net/2010/10/20/3-samsung-cameras-ranked-in-top-10-cameras/


Sunday, August 29, 2010

Sunday, August 15, 2010

European Advanced Compact Camera 2010-2011 - Samsung EX1

Following is an article about EISA Award for the Samsung EX1 camera.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. proudly announced that the Samsung camera has been awarded the European Advanced Compact Camera 2010-2011 from the European Imaging and Sound Association (EISA) for the Samsung EX1(TL500) with ultra-wide 24mm F1.8 Schneider KREUZNACH lens with 3x zoom turn heads. Last year, Samsung already awarded the EISA 2009-2010 for its camera WB1000(TL320). To see the article of WB1000, click here.

Established in 1982, the European Imaging Sound Association(EISA) is a multimedia association that tests consumer electronic products by 50 special interest magazines from 19 European countries. It’s internationally known for the European EISA Awards.

According to the EISA, “The Samsung EX1(TL500) is a very solidly built and high-quality compact camera for demanding hobby photographers. The high-quality, super-fast, 24-70mm F1.8-2.4 wide angle zoom lens allows photography in low-light conditions without the photographer having to resort to high ISO settings. The camera offers more advanced users the choice to record raw as well as JPEG file formats, while the AMOLED tilt-and-swivel display is good quality and makes shooting from creative angles very easy.”

For more information about the EISA award, please visit http://www.eisa.eu/

http://www.samsungimaging.net/2010/08/16/the-european-advanced-compact-camera-2010-2011-from-eisa-samsung-ex1tl500/


Tuesday, July 20, 2010

Experience London nightscapes from the sky with Jason Hawkes and the Samsung EX1(TL500)

Following is a user's review of Samsung EX1 (TL500) digital camera.

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, has partnered with leading aerial photographer Jason Hawkes to capture the artistic brilliance of London and its famous landmarks from above after dark, using Samsung EX1(TL500).



Hawkes, an award-winning photographer who has explored the world taking aerial shots from a helicopter, has shot a number of dramatic city night scenes over the last twenty years and partnered with Samsung to test the EX1(TL500)’s performance in these extreme conditions. The project, called ‘Samsung Nightscapes’, sees images of familiar, well-loved locations around the British capital, taken from a helicopter, being brought to life. The results of the project – Hawkes’ images and opinions on the EX1(TL500) – can be viewed here.


The launch of the Samsung Nightscapes collection coincides with the opening of consumer sales of the EX1(TL500), which is now available to buy in stores across the world. The 10 mega-pixel EX1(TL500), as a high-end compact digital camera designed specifically for today’s advanced and enthusiast photographers, is the new flagship model of the company’s extensive compact digital camera range.



Hawkes commented: “I’ve always loved taking aerial shots of urban landscapes – the perspective and layout that of a city that you see from the air is a totally different story from that on the ground, and shooting at night means that you can get the most dramatic images.”


He continued: “The EX1(TL500) is a very impressive and intuitive compact camera, with a great build. It has a remarkable set of features, such as the bright f/1.8 Schneider lens, which would be valuable for any photography enthusiast, and I was pleased to be able to test the extent of its capabilities during the low-light conditions on the shoot. The swivelling AMOLED screen on the back of the camera is a great feature, and proved useful in the helicopter during the shoot. And finally, the ability to work with RAW files was also a real bonus for a camera within this category – until now this has often remained within the domain of the pro models.”



Mr. Sang Jin Park, President of the Digital Imaging Business at Samsung Electronics, added: “We are thrilled to make the EX1(TL500) available to consumers and to celebrate this landmark product for the industry. This camera offers easy-to-use yet unparalleled features, such as its ultra-wide angle and notable speed. These, combined with the advanced nature of the lens, make it easy to take brilliant and better pictures with the EX1(TL500).”


For blur‑free images, the EX1(TL500)’s lens is also paired with Samsung’s Dual Image Stabilization technology. Plus, the EX1(TL500)’s three-inch, swivelling AMOLED screen and rotating AMOLED display will allow photographers to precisely frame their images the way they want and shoot from just about any angle, including overhead or low-to-the-ground shots – both perfect for when travelling by helicopter!

Our story has not yet finished. See more fabulous shots from that night, here.



Saturday, May 8, 2010

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Sample Images of Samsung EX1/TL500 Camera

There are some images posted by a beta test user of Samsung EX1/TL500 digital camera.
The image quality looks good, and some images are wonderful.


Here are the links.



(1)http://bongjoa.com/150084870876

(2) http://blog.naver.com/swa1007?Redirect=Log&logNo=150084418768



(3) http://blog.naver.com/swa1007/150084768285

Sunday, March 7, 2010

Samsung TL500 Digital Camera

Here is a product information about Samsung TL500 digital camera from PhotographyReview.com.

Today, Samsung announced the TL500 high-end compact digital camera.
The TL500 features 10-megapixels, a 24mm ultra wide angle Schneider KREUZNACH, f/1.8 lens, a new high-performance 1/1.7” CCD sensor, fast, DRIMeIII imaging processor, Samsung’s Dual Image Stabilization, a 3-inch, swiveling AMOLED screen, offers Samsung’s Smart Auto 2.0 (Still & Movie) scene recognition technology, video recording (640×480 / 30fps / H.264), supports RAW and offers full control with shutter priority, aperture priority and full Manual shooting mode.
The Samsung TL500 will be available Spring 2010 for $449.99.
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Read more from http://reviews.photographyreview.com/blog/samsung-tl500-digital-camera/



Friday, March 5, 2010

Hands On with Samsung's PMA Cameras

The PCmag posted an information about PMA 2010 for Samsung's digital cameras.
PMA bug Over the past two months Samsung has launched 13 new compact point-and-shoot cameras. Other manufacturers can also claim large 2010 lineups, but none can boast as many glamorous features as Samsung, with individual models checking these boxes:front-facing LCDs, or touch-enabled OLED screens, Wi-Fi, DLNA, Bluetooth, GPS, plus 1080p video, slow motion 1,000fps video, waterproof, articulating displays and a bright f/1.8 lens.


Based on these buzzwords, Samsung is poised to become a serious player in the camera space. Below are a couple of stand-outs I think will really resonate with consumers.

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The Samsung TL350 is by far the flashiest new Samsung shooter. The top of the camera looks like a sports car–it has two analog meters to display the battery charge and memory card capacity. I downright love it.
The camera offers a plethora of high-definition video options including 1080p at 30 frames per second or 720p at 60 frames per second. It can also capture video at 608-by-342 resolution, slightly smaller than standard-definition, but at 240 frames per second. When played back at 30 fps, the result is slow-motion video. but play it back at 30 fps, the result is slow motion video. (Casio's new EX-FH100 and the older FC-100 also offer this feature.)

The user interface on the TL350 is terrific too. And it's displayed on a 3-inch OLED, which really shines. OLED screens typically have higher contrast, wider viewing angles, and show less motion blur than LCDs. The user interface is mostly unchanged from previous Samsung cameras, but there are additional animated transitions between the menu text and icons.

Spec-wise, the TL350 offers 10.2 megapixel captures, 5X optical zoom through a 24mm lens with an aperture of f/2.8-f/5.8. The camera will sell for $349.99.

The Samsung TL500 is for serious shooters; it's proof that Samsung isn't just about flashy OLEDs and sports-car meters. The big buzz with this camera is that it features a lens whose aperture is f/1.8 at its widest angle. The f-number indicates how large the lens aperture is; the larger the aperture, the more light can be let in. Having the option to let in more light is always desirable, as it gives you the option to use faster shutter speeds and use lower ISO sensitivities which produces better image quality.

This camera's 3-inch OLED is mounted on a swing-out arm, which comes in handy when you can't be at eye level with your subject. The user interface is identical to the TL350's.

The Samsung TL500 offers 10.2-megapixel captures, a 3X optical zoom on a 24-mm lens and will be priced at $449.99.

Read more at http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2360214,00.asp


Thursday, March 4, 2010

PMA 2010: Samsung gets serious

The DigitalCameraReview.com posted Samsung's digital camera information from PMA 2010.

Samsung's announcement of the TL500 and TL350 brings their
Point and Shoot line to a new, enthusiast-focused market. Their DualView cameras were a hit with consumers, and Samsung has had some success supplying big-box retailers with compact point and shoots. We took a first look at the two new advanced TL models at the Samsung booth - and caught a working NX K mount adapter in action.


Samsung NX10 K mount Adapter
The K-mount adapter that was promised with the release of the NX10 is evidently a reality. We spotted the Samsung 10-17mm f/3.5-4.5 ED fish eye lens coupled to the NX10 by means of the new K mount adapter. The fish eye lens is relatively compact, offering a nice balance with the NX10 camera body. Samsung also announced
five new NX lenses prior to PMA, solidifying their committment to the NX brand.



Samsung TL500
Samsung launched the TL500 just prior to PMA. Their launch of the NX10 interchangeable lens system along with the announcement of the TL500 marks their commitment to moving into the advanced amateur market. The specifications were enough to entice plenty of PMA attendees to check out the new camera.



A 10 megapixel sensor coupled with a bright f/1.8 lens would seem to lend it to low-light shooting. Manual exposure controls make it appealing to the enthusiast. The camera body is solid enough to appeal to a more experienced shooter looking for a reasonably durable, somewhat pocketable compact camera. In our brief hands-on session, the controls seemed to be laid out intuitively. The front control wheel changes shutter speed, and the ring around the compass dial on the back adjusts aperture. The handgrip is rubberized for a steady feel in the hand.



What appears to be a control ring around the perimeter of the lens can actually be removed to make way for a wide angle lens attachment. The heavy accessory extends the already wide 24mm angle of the camera's fixed lens.



The TL500 and the TL350 also introduce a new graphical interface to Samsung's camera lineup. The main menus have been given a slick blue and black treatment for a more sophisticated look.



Looking only at the build and physical specs, the TL500 seems to be a nice addition to the set of advanced compact cameras currently floating around on the market. It was announced with an MSRP of $449.


Samsung TL350
When it was announced alongside the TL500, the TL350 became Samsung's first high speed camera. It offers full-res burst shooting at up 10 fps and slow-mo 1,000 fps at a reduced resolution.



It's much tighter than the TL500, built to suit a slightly different audience. It's very slim and very compact overall. The AMOLED monitor on back seems bright and clear. The icons on the screen in the image below demonstrate the look of the interface when the camera is set to manual exposure.



Up on top, Samsung brings back the memory and battery gauges, a little style flourish that shoppers will either find attractive or baffling. Either way, the top deck of the camera is sleek and slim with a blue back-lit power button.



It remains to be seen whether Samsung can knock Casio around in the ring when Casio has such a head start in high-speed camera realm. It's a slick-looking addition to the Samsung lineup, and it will retail for around $350 when it becomes available.


Read more at http://www.digitalcamerareview.com/default.asp?newsID=4276


Monday, March 1, 2010

Let’s see Samsung’s New Products at PMA2010

Here are product information about Samsung digital cameras at PMA 2010.

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In the PMA2010, plenty of Samsung Imaging’s new products have been introduced including NX10 and WB650(HZ35W). Shall we look over some of them?


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The Samsung EX1(TL500) is the world’s brightest F1.8 high-end compact digital camera. With an aperture of F1.8, the 24mm ultra-wide lens allows the most light compared to any similar camera on the market today. To provide you with greater flexibility when shooting, the EX1(TL500) is built with an ultra-clear 3.0” VGA AMOLED display that rotates for the best viewing angle. In addition, the highly sensitive 10M 1/1.7” CCD is just another reason why the EX1(TL500) is at the top of its class.


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The ST5500(CL80) makes it simple. With a vivid 3.7” Wide 1,152K AMOLED Touch screen LCD, preserving any moment in a photograph or HD video is as simple as it is brilliant. And its advanced wireless connectivity capabilities make sending, posting and uploading any of those moments unbelievably easy. The ST5500(CL80), with a high image quality and stylish & ergonomic design, will command attention from the users who care about both function and design.

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The HMX-U20 is ultra-compact size camcorder delivers 8M still image and with optical 3x zoom, High Definition MP4 format (H.264) Auto Focus, Smart Auto. It also has the button which enables to upload your clips to YouTube.


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With the WP10(AQ100), you can capture the fun in the water up to 3 meters. There is another beautiful world under the water fishes, rocks and breeds, so do not hesitate to take AQ100 when you go to beach or pool. WP10(AQ100) is an essential item for your vacation. With its anti-dust system WP10(AQ100) is useful in various condition even in the deserts. Sands in the beach or in the deserts, waters in the rain or in the snow, whatever you need to do is just capture the fun. WP10(AQ100) assures perfect shots in any situation. 12.2M Pixels, 5x Optical Zoom Lens delivers HD movie.


Other new products were also introduced at PMA2010. Please keep paying attention to our products.



Monday, February 22, 2010

Samsung Announces TL500

Here is more information about Samsung TL500 digital camera.

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Here at PMA in Anaheim, Samsung has just announced the new TL500—a 10MP “high end” compact camera that looks to be edging into the “prosumer” compact market, in which the Canon G-series and Nikon P6000 have found their homes. Samsung is calling the TL500 their new flagship compact digital camera, and “a milestone in the industry.” It has a 24mm ultra‑wide angle Schneider KREUZNACH, f/1.8 lens, a 1/1.7-inch CCD sensor, a DRIMeIII imaging processor and a 3-inch, swiveling AMOLED screen. The TL500 supports RAW and offers Aperture and Shutter-Priority, and Manual shooting modes. It shoots video as well (640×480 at 30fps in H.264 format)—same as in the recently reviewed Samsung DualView TL225. The TL500 will be available in Spring 2010 for $449.99. See the press release below.


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From Samsung:


Anaheim, CA (February 20, 2010) - Samsung Electronics America, Inc., a market leader and award-winning innovator in consumer electronics, proudly introduces the 10 mega-pixel TL500, a high-end compact digital camera designed specifically for today’s advanced and enthusiast photographers. The new flagship of the company’s compact digital camera family, the new TL500 incorporates a full-range of advanced features, including a high-performance imaging sensor and one of the brightest lenses ever featured on a compact camera – a 24mm ultra‑wide angle Schneider KREUZNACH, f/1.8. The TL500 will be on display during PMA 2010, February 21‑23, in the Samsung booth, #2227, in the Anaheim Convention Center.


“With the TL500, Samsung further differentiates its lineup from the competition and achieves yet another milestone in the industry,” said Mr. SJ Park, CEO of Samsung Digital Imaging Company. “With ultra-wide angle capability and unparalleled speed, the TL500’s lens offers a new level of versatility allowing the user to be more creative and take better pictures.”


High-Quality Optics and Images


The Samsung TL500 is sure to turn heads thanks to its ultra-wide, f/1.8 Schneider lens – one of the brightest ever featured on a compact digital camera. The impressive f/1.8 lens offers photographers a wider range of aperture steps and shallow depth-of-field, giving them the ability to blur out the background of their images while maintaining focus on their subjects. The ultra-fast, f/1.8 lens also allows users to take better photos in low-light environments as more light is passed through to the new high-performance 1/1.7” CCD sensor. Larger than the sensors typically found in compact digital cameras, the TL500’s 1/1.7” CCD offers unrivaled sensitivity (max ISO 3200/full-resolution). Together with Samsung’s re‑engineered and fast, DRIMeIII imaging processor, the TL500 captures high-quality images, regardless of the lighting environment.


The high-end Schneider lens offers a 24mm, ultra-wide focal length and 3x optical zoom. Much wider than traditional compact cameras, the TL500’s 24mm ultra-wide angle lens allows photographers to capture more of a desired scene, such as beautiful landscapes and large groups of friends or family. For blur‑free images, the TL500’s lens is also paired with Samsung’s Dual Image Stabilization technology.


Versatile Display Enhances the Viewing Experience


Composing and reviewing images on the TL500’s three-inch, swiveling AMOLED screen is a pleasure. The rotating AMOLED display will allow photographers to precisely frame their images the way they want and shoot from just about any angle, including overhead or low‑to‑the-ground shots. Compared to the traditional TFT-LCD found on most digital cameras, the TL500’s AMOLED provides users with a higher contrast ratio, deeper blacks and more accurate, vivid colors, even when viewed from an angle or in direct sunlight. The TL500’s AMOLED display is also more efficient when it comes to power consumption, allowing photographers to maximize battery life and shoot longer on a single charge.


Multiple Shooting Options


The TL500 supports RAW and gives enthusiasts full control over their images thanks to its shutter‑priority, aperture‑priority and full Manual shooting modes. When using these settings, shooters can experiment with features such as slower shutter speeds and depth‑of‑field; however, for those who prefer ease-of-use over manual controls, the TL500 also offers Samsung’s Smart Auto 2.0 (Still & Movie) scene recognition technology. Applicable for video recording (640×480 / 30fps / H.264) and taking digital stills, this intelligent feature analyzes the scene and then automatically selects the appropriate settings for the best results possible. Using this mode requires minimal effort and does not sacrifice image quality for simple operation.


Read more from http://digiphotomag.com/blog/samsung-announces-tl500/


PMA 2010: Samsung TL350 does 1080p HD video

Here is another information from PMS about Samsung TL500 camera.

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It should be easier to see why Samsung left the HD video capture out of its flagship TL500 compact when you look at the spec sheet for the new TL350. Inside is a 10-megapixel CMOS sensor and the re-engineered DRIMeIII processor, which is capable of grabbing 10 full-res images-per-second. It’s the video modes, however, that help it stand out.


Full 1080p mode offers up a standard 30 fps framerate, but things get more interesting from there. It can grab 60 fps at 720p, 240 fps at 608×342, 420 fps at 316×178 and a super-slo-mo 1000 fps at 138×78. Sure, you’re giving up a lot of resolution at that point and you’re going to need a ton of light to make the video watchable, but it’s still a nice feature to have on a camera at a $350 price point. The dual capture mode also allows you to grab full-res still images while shooting HD video.


The rest of the specs include a 5x optical zoom lens and a 3″ AMOLED that lacks the swivel functionality of the TL500. You still get the RAW support and full manual controls, as well as some of more gimmicky shooting modes like Beauty shot and Red Eye Fix. It will be available in spring 2010 for $350.


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Read more from http://photographerspot.com/pma-2010-samsung-tl350-does-1080p-hd-video/


Sunday, February 21, 2010

Samsung TL500 With Bright Lens


Here is a preview of Samsung's new TL500(EX1) digital camera.Samsung TL500 With Bright Lens


[PMA 2010] Samsung launched the TL500 at PMA, it is a consumer compact digital camera with a bright lens 24mm ultra wide angle Schneider KREUZNACH, f/1.8. That’s good for people who want to shoot in low light conditions, this feature is usually available in DSLRs’ lenses. The TL500 will be available in Srping for $499.99.


If you want to get more details on this camera read the hands-on by Richard Baguley from Digitalcamerainfo.com.


Specifications

Mega-Pixels: 10 mega-pixels

Optical Zoom: 3x optical zoom / ultra-wide 24mm

LCD Size: 3.0” swiveling AMOLED

Lens: Schneider KREUZNACH, Ultra-Bright f/1.8 lens

Movie Mode: 640x480 @30fps / H.264

Size: 114.3mm x 63.2mm x 29.2mm

Ultra- Bright f/1.8 lens

24mm Ultra-Wide-Angle Lens

3.0” Swiveling AMOLED

Dual Image Stabilization (Optical + Digital)

Manual Controls: A/S/M

RAW support

Smart Auto 2.0 (Still & Movie)

Large 1/1.7 inch, high sensitivity CCD

Front Wheel Control


Read more from http://www.ubergizmo.com/15/archives/2010/02/samsung_tl500_with_bright_lens.html