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It used to be that if you wanted to run with the big dogs in photography, you needed a DSLR. And while some would argue that's still the case, point-and-shoot cameras continue to blur the line between the two market segments. Enter Samsung's new TL350, a 10 megapixel point-and-shoot with a few tricks up its sleeve.
Samsung's latest entry to the point-and-shoot market comes with a 24mm ultra wide-angle Schneider Keuznach lens, five levels of optical zoom, and a 3-inch AMOLED display. Budding photographers benefit from both smart and manual controls, but that's not all.
Video buffs will appreciate the TL350's ability to capture 1080p HD video. And with Samsung's Dual Capture Mode, users can shoot videos and stills at the same time.
Of course, we need to see its performance before making any kind of judgment, but as far as spec sheets go, Samsung's off to a good start, and a decent price point. This one will carry an MSRP of $350 when it ships this Spring.
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violian
February 25, 2010 at 12:00pm
Besides the wider angle lens than other point-and-shoots, I don't see why they're comparing it to an SLR.
gordonb
February 25, 2010 at 11:00am
Maybe, but if it still has the delay between pressing the shutter release and the actual shutter opeing, it's still the same old point and shoot laibility. Not to mention that you are stuck with one zoom lens with a set range. Hardly a DSLR replacement...
