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DigiCamReview has a review up of the Samsung Digimax L55W and writes, "I was slightly disappointed with the image quality of this camera, as images were overly soft, occassionally out of focus, and suffered from high purple fringing. Colour was quite good, with saturated colours, and detail was average. The macro mode is very impressive allowing you to be 1 cm away from the subject. Noise was also quite low the majority of the time. If a long exposure was selected then noise reduction went into overdrive, meaning that lots of detail is lost. Red eye is generally low. Exposure seemed good inside and outside. The camera was generally competent at focusing although it did occassionally struggle indoors in low light. I did not notice any barrel or pincushion distortion. There is a good below average range of image sizes, and compression options, and a good choice regarding aspect ratio. Auto white balance seemed to be good although occassionally struggled indoors in artificial lighting. The camera gives you good control over image quality although finding the options can be a little tricky - for example sharpness is in the main menu, whereas some controls are in the E (Effects) menu and other controls are hidden behind the +/- button. (6.5/10)"
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Posted by Belle in our Reviews category on July 21, 2006