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No coupon codes for Smart Aces- Mood Indigo - Zippo Lighters - Other Lighters Samsung EC-PL210 Digital Camera with 14 MP and 10x Optical Zoom (Indigo Blue) by Samsung 4.1 out of 5 stars See all reviews (25 customer reviews) | Like (4) List Price: $199.00 Price: $149.00 Sale: $123.00 You Save: $76.00 (38%) 54 of 55 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars OUTSTANDING compact for the price -- with POWERFUL zoom!, June 2, 2011 By Fly1964 "Phil" (St. Louis, MO) - See all my reviews This review is from: Samsung EC-PL210 Digital Camera with 14 MP and 10x Optical Zoom (Indigo Blue) (Electronics) I did NOT buy the Samsung PL210 on Amazon, but rather Best Buy. I bought it to take to an outdoor music festival. I go to these every Memorial Day weekend and I love shooting photos of the bands. Previously I would bring my trusty Minolta Maxxum 5000 with a zoom lens for some awesome "rock shots". Two things have happened lately to put a damper on that fun: 1) whereas previously I was able to stand right at the foot of the stage, in recent years the concert promoters have hit on the idea of placing a VIP seating area in front of the stage and charge for up-font seating at what is supposed to be a 'free' event. 2) Security staff have become more & more oppressive about using "professional cameras with detachable lenses". That said, I went shopping for a compact, reasonably priced digital camera with the best zoom rating for the money. The Samsung was the ONLY one of the 20 or so compact cameras with a 10x optical zoom, the rest being between 3x to 5x. The price was right too... around $150 on sale. After familiarizing myself briefly with the manual, I took it out to the show. My usual 'spot' about 50-60 ft from the stage and dead center. The 10X optical zoom is great, but the camera ALSO has a 20x "Intelli Zoom" which practically brought me right up to the front of the stage again. After looking at the photos on my computer later, It looked like there was no appreciable loss of quality (or graininess) in the photos. I have not yet used the advertized ("up tp 50x digital zoom feature yet). I shot most of the day using the camera's automatic setting where it selects the best setting for the situation. I also had the photo size set to "5m - 2592x1944", and the quality set to "fine". With the 2 Gig memory card I was using, I tiil about 350 photos and the card was only about 1/4 full. From what I could see from the LCD display, I was getting come incredible shots. As I said previously, looking at them on the computer bore this out. Later in the day, I noticed that as the daylight faded, it became harder to take clearly focused pictures without motion blurring. I took the camera off the automatic setting and switched to "manual" mode which basically turns off the auto flash (flashes when camera deems necessary), and the 'smart' focus and just gave me a non-flash camera with a single focusing reticle in the viewfinder. I did not touch any of the other settings that day (ISO speed, shutter speed, motion stabilization, etc...). In this configuration, I found I was able to get some clearer photos in the lower light (late afternoon, overcast). Once the sun set and only the stage lights providing illumination, all bets were off. I had not read enough on the camera's operation to set it for night shots, although I believe if I had I would have had great success. As is was, only the wide angle shots were really any good. When I tried to zoom in (in either auto or 'factory default' manual) the motion blur was just too much to give clarity. Again, this is not the fault of the camera... just the operator who needs to learn to use the features. Something else to be aware of is holding the camera steady when squeezing the shutter button. I tended to get excited ab Source: http://www.amazon.com/Samsung-EC-PL210-Digital-Camera-Optical/dp/B004OZ922E/ref=sr_1_fkmr0_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1330928973&sr=8-2-fkmr0