Photo quality wasn't quite as good as we were expecting
With images lacking in sharpness. We also found blue fringing around the edges of some of our photographs
And there are better cameras out there for overall quality.
Poor quality screen
Touchscreen sometimes unresponsive
MicroSD card format is small and fiddly
Average default image quality
The flip-out display is a nice feature to have but the display isn’t as responsive as it could be
Made more noticeable on those occasions requiring you to swipe the menus. If only it were as sensitive as Samsung’s smartphones. Photo quality isn’t bad at all
But depending on the ISO setting used
The Samsung MV800 can lack some detail in darker conditions
The Samsung NX200 is a new compact interchangeable-lens model, the WB750 offers an 18X zoom lens, and the slim MV800 has a unique adjustable touchscreen. ...
Superb picture, Thumbs up for HDR, Refined Smart Hub
Fixing stand to rear panel, One Connect cable length, Having to send it back
Despite our little niggle with the stand this is one sweet TV. The whole experience is refined, and the picture is superb in every respect. The addition of HDR makes the package even more compelling. It's hard not to be impressed by this premium TV that's...
For those who love taking self-portraits or couple shots for posting photos up on social media sites like FaceBook, Samsung has been a leader in the ranks thanks to their Dual-View cameras. This year (2011), Samsung has taken a slightly different path ...
If point and shoot's your thing, then you'll be delighted with the new Samsung NV800, which offers by far the most hand-holding features that we've ever seen on a compact camera, coupled with a great touchscreen that largely succeeds in mimicking a sm...
Abstract: Two months ago Samsung introduced a new DualView, or rather a MultiView camera. The Samsung MV800 MultiView is a stylish digital compact camera with a polished metallic finish. The Samsung MultiView camera is equipped with a 16.1 megapixel CCD ...
Abstract: Fun in an ultra compact digital camera. The Samsung MV800 is targeted to point-and-shoot photographers and features 16.1 MP, a 5x optical zoom and a 26mm wide-angle lens. It is slim enough to carry in a jeans pocket. The MV800 builds on the succe...
Published: 2011-10-24, Author: Jordan , review by: techcrunch.com
Too many fun software features to count, Compact (and beautiful) design: should fit comfortably in any pocket, Straightforward interface: easy enough for a grandma to understand,
Touchscreen wasn’t as responsive as I’d have liked — flipping through pictures was a bit tedious, No microphone input, despite 720p video capture capability, Samsung may have overdone it on some funky features — Pose Guide, I’m talking to you
The Samsung MV800 isn’t a serious camera, but that’s fine. If you (or someone you know) is looking to have fun the MV800 is an excellent sub-$300 option. It’s cute, small, has more than enough features to keep you totally occupied, and it’ll probably ...
As a tool for photography, the MV800 has almost no specs or features that stick out to us, the camera nerds that work for this website. Image quality is average at best—actually, it’s pretty crummy in anything but bright lighting. Shot-to-shot times a...
Abstract: Samsung's trendsetting MultiView MV800 anticipates the future of “Smart” compact cameras. It introduces the Smartouch 3.0 interface with special effects “filters”, smart albuming and smart movie. It combines this rich functionality with a highly versa...
