Conclusion: Samsung packs a lot (and we mean a lot ) into what is essentially an average point-and-shoot camera: Its specs are fine, and image quality is good, but not outstanding.
Pros: Easy to use Wi-Fi function, Feature-packed and versatile, Great interface, Fast functioning and processing
Cons: GPS is easy to use, but battery draining, Average image quality, Can’t push ISO without noise
Conclusion: While the Samsung WB850F wouldn't be our camera of choice for shooting in low light, it turns out good quality images in normal lighting conditions.
Conclusion: The Samsung WB850F is a compact superzoom camera with a wider-than-average lens, GPS, and Wi-Fi, but its a little slow to start and shoot, and image quality suffers at
A quick review of Samsung’s smart cameras: DV300F, WB850F, WB150F, and ST200F
Gadgetmania
16 March 2012
Excerpt: Samsung recently announced four new cameras for their 2012 collection. They have compact designs but their main feature is social integration.
Conclusion: I found a lot to like in the Samsung WB850F, including an ample zoom range, well-implemented controls, innovative Wi-Fi capabilities, and good image quality.
Pros: 21X optical zoom lens (23mm to 483mm); manual controls and creative filters; Wi-Fi sharing features and in-camera; GPS/mapping; good image quality at wide-angle to mid...
Cons: Battery is charged inside the camera; blurry long-zoom and low-light shots; laggy reaction time when switching modes; GPS features aren’t preloaded on camera