Samsung Galaxy Camera Review | Tech

Samsung Galaxy Camera - Front View Samsung Galaxy Camera - Back Screen View Instagram App

The Samsung Galaxy Camera is in a class of devices that you might call a smart camera. It’s Verizon Wireless 4G LTE enabled, which means you can snap and share your photos immediately. The Instagram app is available, as well as Dropbox, Facebook, Google+, etc.

It should come as no surprise that my favorite way to share photos is Instagram and I loved having a huge touchscreen to edit and select photos on. I also had some fun with the different shooting modes like Beauty, Silhouete and Party/Indoor.

Samsung Galaxy Camera - Back Screen View Apps Home Screen

Some apps come pre-installed on the camera. You can install all of your favorites with your Google Play account. And the familiar Android widgets screen is also available, of course.

Samsung Galaxy Camera

The Samsung Galaxy Camera’s large, glossy screen.

 

Samsung Galaxy Camera top view

Top view. Very sleek and light on hardware controls.

 

Samsung Galaxy Camera - Front View Lens Extended

Lens extended.

 

Samsung Galaxy Camera and iPhone 4S Size Comparison

With an iPhone 4S for size comparison. My case is a little larger than most.

 

Samsung Galaxy Camera - Back Screen View Shooting Modes

Dawn, one of the many photo settings available on the camera.

 

So how are the photos? Well, I didn’t have any printed so I can’t comment on how prints turn out. To my eye, the photo quality compares well against other high-end point-and-shoot cameras in the same range. Remember my last photo diary? The photos were almost exclusively taken with the Samsung Galaxy Camera. The photos below came out very well, and both were taken in a high contrast, challenging lighting situation.

Urban Zen Holiday Marketplace | Taken with Samsung Galaxy Camera Urban Zen Holiday Marketplace | Taken with Samsung Galaxy Camera

The Samsung Galaxy Camera is currently available at Amazon for $379. Interested in more tech? Read my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Review or A Beautiful Mess App Review.

This post was made possible by Verizon Wireless. I was not compensated for this post but did receive a device to test for three weeks.

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