June 17. 2009 – We are proud to announce that the world’s leading magazine for digital imaging “American Photo Magazine” has rewarded the Samsung HZ15W(WB550), with the “Compact Camera of the Year”-award, on its “American Photo – Special Issue – July/August 2009”-issue.
Popular Photography Magazine, who is also widely known for their top-notch internet community “POPPHOTO.COM”, tested no less than 150 new products in this special-issue, and ranked the Samsung HZ15W(WB550) on the very top of the crop of digital imaging devices.
To be precious, the article describes the Samsung HZ15W(WB550), as follows: “Samsung brings a rare view to the superzoom compact – and we mean that literally. The starting focal length on this 10X, 12-megapixel model is equivalent, in the 25mm format, to 24mm. That’s wider than the 28mm on other wide-angle models, and better for both big views and cramped interiors. And it seems to suit the HZ15W(WB550)’s HD video, which is, after all, a wide-screen format. You can output video directly to an HDTV by plugging in an HDMI cable. Another rare feature for a compact: manual control of both f-stop and shutter speed. About $330.”
The full article can be found on next month’s issue of the “American Photo Magazine”.
Popular Photography Magazine, who is also widely known for their top-notch internet community “POPPHOTO.COM”, tested no less than 150 new products in this special-issue, and ranked the Samsung HZ15W(WB550) on the very top of the crop of digital imaging devices.
To be precious, the article describes the Samsung HZ15W(WB550), as follows: “Samsung brings a rare view to the superzoom compact – and we mean that literally. The starting focal length on this 10X, 12-megapixel model is equivalent, in the 25mm format, to 24mm. That’s wider than the 28mm on other wide-angle models, and better for both big views and cramped interiors. And it seems to suit the HZ15W(WB550)’s HD video, which is, after all, a wide-screen format. You can output video directly to an HDTV by plugging in an HDMI cable. Another rare feature for a compact: manual control of both f-stop and shutter speed. About $330.”
The full article can be found on next month’s issue of the “American Photo Magazine”.
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