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
Abstract: This is the delightfully slim and sexy MV800 camera, MV standing for Multi View, in reference to the exceptionally mobile screen for such a tiny machine. The MV800 is pretty much credit-card sized, and only 18.3mm thick. You will be surprised how tiny it ...
The MV800 is unquestionably a fun camera to use, and at the price it would make a good gift for a teen. The clever fold-up monitor and the range of amusing filters and effects are ideal for those who would otherwise take pictures with their mobile phones...
At the end of this analysis we can conclude that the Samsung Multivew MV800 is a great camera to have during a concert, parties and other outdoor activities. It doesn't take very good shots but allows having a lot of fun....
The Samsung MV800 is a gorgeous, and incredibly compact camera, small enough to fit into even the smallest of shirt pockets, making it great to take on a night out. For such a dainty device, the MV800 is also very well built. It feels solid and durable. However, its 3-inch screen on the back means you still shouldn't chance a drop. Speaking of which, the flip-put display designed to encourage bet
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, but again, for the majority of users th
The Samsung MV800 is a delightful little compact camera that is both stylish and easy to use. Picture quality isn’t quite up to professional standards, but the Samsung MV800 is a more than acceptable point and shooter that thanks to its size is great f...
Almost every day we see news of the next, great smartphone and more often than not one of the main selling points used by manufacturers is the camera functionality with recent models offering 12 and 18 megapixel parts. Everyone should know though that meg...
Large, tilting back screen provides the ability to achieve otherwise tricky low or high angle shots and self portraits
MicroSD card format is small and fiddly; average default image quality
Retailing for £199.99 the MV800 has the necessary hi-tech finish and performance to suggest itself as good value for those photographers looking for a funky extra, so their point-and-shoot compact stands out from the crowd
Very good build quality, Original flipout screen, Compact design
Poor sensitivity (800 ISO best avoided, 1600 ISO unusable), Responsiveness in reallife situations, Touchscreen interface isn't always logical (e.g. choosing shooting mode), Lowgrade mono sound, No video record button, video image too contrasted
The Samsung MV800 is a stylish, attractive compact with a sleek touchscreen interface and an original flip-out screen. However, in spite of its physical charm, the MV800 isn't a camera we'd recommend—picture quality isn't up to scratch, it's too slow a...
An all-round, flexible camera that will get you shooting high and low with ease. A perfect option for beginners wanting to see the world from different angles Overall Our provides the latest photography news, reviews, previews, features and tecniques...
