marklevi
07-12-2005, 18:09
link conclusioni (http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/samsungpro815/page16.asp)
Conclusion - Pros
* Huge 28-420mm equivalent zoom range with mechanical zoom ring
* Excellent edge-to-edge results across the zoom range
* Good resolution - especially in raw mode
* Fairly light-handed noise reduction at higher ISO settings
* Large, bright 3.5-inch screen
* Useful secondary top plate screen can be used for waist-level framing
* Excellent electronic viewfinder
* Comprehensive array of photographic functions
* Generally excellent ergonomics - most controls fall easily to hand
* Lots of external controls, don't need the menus very much
* Excellent battery life
* Stereo sound
* External flash capability
* Accurate color reproduction in natural light
* Custom function button and three custom (Myset) modes
* Decent macro mode
* Raw and TIFF modes
Conclusion - Cons
* Long shutter lag
* Focusing can feel slow
* 640 x 480 movies at 25 fps maximum clip length of 30 secs
* Focus hunts - and often fails - at long end of zoom, especially in low light
* JPEG processing doesn't make the most of the lens, smearing of low contrast detail
* JPEG Images over-processed, specifically over-sharpened
* Fairly harsh highlight clipping (JPEGs)
* No image stabilization, no high ISO capability
* Supplied raw converter worse than useless
* Raw files large, raw file writing very slow
* Tiff files no better than JPEGs, and very very slow
* Unreliable white balance under artificial light
* Big and heavy
* LCD doesn't show 100% of frame, and playback mode doesn't give very accurate indication of brightness or color of recorded file
Conclusion - Pros
* Huge 28-420mm equivalent zoom range with mechanical zoom ring
* Excellent edge-to-edge results across the zoom range
* Good resolution - especially in raw mode
* Fairly light-handed noise reduction at higher ISO settings
* Large, bright 3.5-inch screen
* Useful secondary top plate screen can be used for waist-level framing
* Excellent electronic viewfinder
* Comprehensive array of photographic functions
* Generally excellent ergonomics - most controls fall easily to hand
* Lots of external controls, don't need the menus very much
* Excellent battery life
* Stereo sound
* External flash capability
* Accurate color reproduction in natural light
* Custom function button and three custom (Myset) modes
* Decent macro mode
* Raw and TIFF modes
Conclusion - Cons
* Long shutter lag
* Focusing can feel slow
* 640 x 480 movies at 25 fps maximum clip length of 30 secs
* Focus hunts - and often fails - at long end of zoom, especially in low light
* JPEG processing doesn't make the most of the lens, smearing of low contrast detail
* JPEG Images over-processed, specifically over-sharpened
* Fairly harsh highlight clipping (JPEGs)
* No image stabilization, no high ISO capability
* Supplied raw converter worse than useless
* Raw files large, raw file writing very slow
* Tiff files no better than JPEGs, and very very slow
* Unreliable white balance under artificial light
* Big and heavy
* LCD doesn't show 100% of frame, and playback mode doesn't give very accurate indication of brightness or color of recorded file