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The Samsung L77 is an elegantly slim 21mm thin compact camera.
It features a 7 megapixel image sensor, 7x Optical zoom (non extending) and a 2.5 inch LCD screen.
The Samsung L77 has an ISO range of 50 to 1600, shake reduction technology and measures 94 x 57 x 21 mm.
There's no word on price yet but the L77 will hit stores in April.
Get a Price on the Samsung Digimax L77 7.2MP Digital Camera with 7x Advance Shake Reduction Optical Zoom
Thursday 8th February – Samsung today announced the launch of the outstandingly designed, super slim 7 mega pixel L77, equipped with a compelling 7x internal optical zoom lens, it’s perfect for those looking for the latest in sleek design and premium digital compact camera performance. At just 21.mm wide, the L77 can easily fit in the pocket so that you’re always ready to capture the moment – whether that’s through photographs, sound recordings or short film clips.
The L77 has an elegant metal body and features a 2.5” TFT LCD for bright and clear viewing of images taken, and comes equipped with Samsung’s ASR (Advanced Shake Reduction) image stabilisation system to ensure the best shots are achieved even in dimly lit conditions.
At 30fps, the sleek L77 can easily capture moving action and is able to record in MPEG-4 VGA for TV-quality film clips. For added convenience, editing film clips and photographs is possible through the L77’s in-built editing capabilities. Whilst reviewing photographs or film it’s simple to trim, resize, or add effects without having to wait until you’re back at a home computer.
“The Samsung L77 combines leading edge design with the very latest in digital camera technology. Its 7x optical internal zoom lens and its ultra-thin design are the perfect embodiment of quality and style." says Robert King, Commercial Director, Samsung Cameras.
The Samsung L77 - the World’s slimmest 7 Mega pixel/7x optical zoom lens camera - will be available from leading high street and online retailers from April 2007. Customers requiring further information should call 00 800 122 637 27 or visit www.samsungcamera.co.uk
Get a Price on the Samsung Digimax L77 7.2MP Digital Camera with 7x Advance Shake Reduction Optical Zoom
Digital Camera Review has a review of the Samsung L77 and writes, "While having a 7x optical zoom in such a slim and compact camera is definitely an awesome feature to have, the L77's image capturing capabilities are not good enough for me to recommend. Now, that's not to say that there isn't a buyer for this camera out there. The camera does have decent performance (it operates quickly) and it looks really nice. The 7x optical zoom does work well, and it does work during movie capture, which is a nice to have. The bottom line, however, is that image quality is not that great. I do strongly recommend that you take a look at the sample images and decide for yourself. The most direct competitor to the Samsung L77 is the Casio Exilim EX-V7. A slightly larger, but still in the compact category, camera is the 10x optical zoom Panasonic Lumix DMC-TZ3."
Posted by Darren in our Samsung category on February 10, 2007