- Features 1-1/2-Inches LCD on front makes it easy to put yourself in the shot
- Features 2-11/16-Inches LCD on the back
- Features 12.2-megapixel effective recording
- Features 3X optical zoom
- Digital image stabilization
Product Description
Whether you’re taking a self-portrait in your living room or posing with friends on vacation, the TL205 gets it right every time. Its dynamic Dual Display feature lets you see the shot on the 2.7″ 230k TFT LCD and 1.5″ Front LCD before taking it, so you can smile for the camera and be the photographer at the same time. The TL205 can even automatically frame and take the shot for you, capturing the moment perfectly. And say goodbye to tripods; its Tilt-back body was also designed with taking the ultimate self-portrait in mind. Factor in its Smart Auto feature that uses scene recognition to make sure you get the photo you’re imagining, and you have a surefire memory maker in your hands.
FEATURES:
- Easier than Ever to Get a Great Shot - Who needs a professional photographer when you have the TL205 With a Dual display 2.7″ LCD there’s an easier way to take perfect self-portraits. Using the 1.5″ Front LCD, users can see their self portrait before taking it. And with a quick button on top, users can easily access front LCD functions like: Self portrait (Still & Movie), Children mode and Couple shot. Pose with a friend and Couple Shot will automatically recognize and snap the two of you together without the need for pressing a button and shaking the camera in the process.
- Stylish Design with 7″ Tilt-back Body - The subtle infusion of color in the body of the TL205 compliments your style while the innovative Tilt-back body makes it easier than ever to take self portraits without the use of a tripod.
- Just what you had in mind - You see the image you want in your head. You point the TL205. And Smart Auto sees it too. This scene recognition technology actually chooses from 16 different settings ranging from landscape to portrait automatically. Then adjusts for the perfect shot. Whether it’s catching your friends on a night on
Tim @ 4:00 am
I had heard good things about the Samsung cameras, but couldnt find any online reviews for the TL205 since this was a new product. However, I took a gamble and bought this camera. This is probably the worst purchase of my life. Auto focus is horrible, and taking pictures in low light is not even worth it. I really wish I had taken this back before the return period expired. The interface / menu is nice. And the smile detection actually works pretty well, but it doesnt out-weigh the fact that this takes horrible quality pictures.
J. Sossamon @ 5:02 am
Usually, I’m a Canon man. I got this camera for my wife because she liked the dual view. And it is pretty cool, to be sure. We haven’t got to use it a whole lot yet, but here’s what I like so far: the camera is quick, light, inexpensive, good in low-light, and 12.2 megapixels, GOOD menus and quick access to the most important features. Did I mention it was inexpensive? I haven’t used too many snap-shot digital cameras – two different Canon Powershots and now this one – so, I’m probably not the most seasoned critic. But I am kinda a gadget-geek, and I’m going to say this camera is well-deserving of the 5 stars I give it. And about how it compares to its big brothers – the other Samsung dual-view cameras – well, once again, this one is the most inexpensive. So for me, it was the way to go.
G. Williams @ 5:17 am
I needed a camera quickly and bought this camera today for a function this weekend. It is going back to the store tomorrow. The problem is the case of the camera is black plastic and the functions buttons on the back are black on black, making them almost impossible to read. Why they put black on black is beyond comprehension. This camera is going back as I need to be able to see what the buttons are for without a flashlight. Now that I’m reading other reviews the picture quality seems to be lacking in this camera also.
Xiaoxiang Wang @ 6:44 am
I like the fact that there’s a small screen in the front, but right after the picture’s taken, the camera must stay there for a second in order for the camera to process it and the picture not be blurry. It wouldn’t be so much a problem if I had steady hands. Also, in video, when you put text close up, it won’t focus, which I’m sad about b/c I like to film videos that involve reading small text from time to time.
Melissa @ 7:30 am
The camera takes good pictures, and the front screen is fun, but there’s already 2 black lines across the back screen….. I don’t think it should damage that easily… It doesn’t affect the outcome of the photo any though. It’s just a nuisance.