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Samsung EC-SH100 Wi-Fi Digital Camera with 14 MP, 5x Optical Zoom and Touchscreen (Black)
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Samsung EC-SH100 Wi-Fi Digital Camera with 14 MP, 5x Optical Zoom and Touchscreen (Black)
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Great Camera : Samsung EC-SH100 Wi-Fi Digital Camera with 14 MP, 5x Optical Zoom and Touchscreen (Black)
I just received my Sh100 today, so I won't try to do a full in-depth review. However, in the hours that I've played with it I can already tell that there are quite a few 'quirks' that seriously hinder an otherwise great camera.
First, the camera comes with a touchscreen interface for most of the functions. Sadly, it also comes with a stylus which, in my experience, isn't optional to use in many situations (such as typing) - at least with my large fingers. Even worse - there isn't a place to store the stylus within the camera itself. Instead, it clips and hangs awkwardly from the lanyard. While a commonly small nuisance (and possibly a non-issue for those with smaller fingers), it would have been much nicer if the screen was sensitive sufficient to work via touch or there were discreet pilotage buttons.
The biggest issue for me, however, has to be the software running on the camera. The Ui isn't very pretty and is awkwardly organized. It feels very hastily thrown together. Again, this is a minor disappointment, but something that should have been easy to fix. Unfortunately, that isn't all. The software is also quite buggy! I had found any issues within the first few minutes (where was the Qc?!) which took hours to resolve. For one thing, logging in to Picasa was a real pain as there were issues with the software recognizing both my email address And password. The login for Picasa should be the same as my Google login. However, my account is associated with any email addresses and only one of them was acceptable for some fancy (and it wasn't my general gmail.com account, it was a tertiary address I rarely use). Even worse - there's a serious bug in the password handling that prevents it from recognizing a password with any special characters! As best I can tell, only numbers and letters will work as they should. If you enter a password with a special character the password will not be accepted. This was a real problem for me as I did not want to turn my password (I use many distinct Google services across many devices, and changing the login credentials on all of them would be a real headache!) Fortunately, I discovered an undocumented workaround/hack. If you turn special characters to Url encoding (so pa$$word becomes pa%24%24word) it will work (even though it well shouldn't!) Unfortunately, this seems to forestall the password from being stored properly (only characters up to the first % are stored!). So far I have only tried logging in to the Picasa service, but I fancy these issues are present in all password fields and may well enlarge to user names, etc.
To be fair, the camera has some well great features and it takes very nice pictures for the price. In fact, it well could be an spectacular, camera if they ever get the software straightened out. Unfortunately, until new firmware is released, this camera has fallen fairly short of its potential.
