Conclusion: This is the ideal companion for backpackers, travellers and the occasional photographer. With the Samsung WB150F you have a small and light camera with a lot of punch.
Conclusion: Overall, the WB150F is a surprisingly great option. When a camera has this many flashy features up front – Wi-Fi, editing, filters, manual settings – and doesn’t come...
Pros: Nice looking, sturdy body, Wi-Fi is easy to set up, effective, Nice, intuitive UI and settings navigation, Tons of features
Cons: Can’t push ISO high, Doesn’t perform great in low light without flash, Video is adequate at best
Conclusion: Special mention has to be given to the creative filters that this camera packs, which is a new thing that cameras like to do for the casual users and Samsung kicks it up
Excerpt: T he fact that travel compact cameras are now a common sight does not come across as a surprise. Practically, all camera manufacturers have released their own model and...
Conclusion: It's not perfect, but the nicely priced compact Samsung WB150F camera packs a sharp 18x zoom lens and integrated Wi-Fi so you can email or upload your pics to Facebook
Conclusion: It has a multitude of highly desirable attributes for a compact travel camera: long zoom, light to carry, simple to use; but at times it’s slow to autofocus and produces
Excerpt: For the most part, Samsung's WB150F resembles any typical point and shoot cam. On the top is a shutter key, the back is a 3" WVGA AMOLED screen and the front a lens.
Pros: Excellent connectivity; MicroUSB charging; abundant in photo-editing options;
Cons: Not suitable for full-res print outs; muffled audio when zooming;
Excerpt: One of three Wi-F i-enabled Samsung cameras announced at this year's CES , the Samsung WB150F brings connected features into the realm of pocket megazooms with an
Excerpt: One of three Wi-Fi-enabled Samsung cameras announced at this year's CES, the WB150F brings connected features into the realm of pocket megazooms with an 18X-optical-zoom
Pros: 18X optical zoom lens (24mm to 432mm), Built-in sharing via Wi-Fi, Good mix of creative shooting modes
Cons: No high-speed or low-light modes, Hard to access and adjust manual controls, Video capture maxes out at 720p