Samsung HMX-R10 First Impressions Camcorder Reviewby Kaitlyn ChantryPublished on Jan 11, 2009 10:52 AM
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ConclusionThere are a lot of new features in the Samsung HMX-R10 to leave us intrigued. The new lens design definitely seems to bring about a more comfortable ergonomic grip, despite the lack of a hand strap. Samsung is packing in a full compliment of still photography options—plus the high resolution sensor to back that up with performance potential. And there are other questions as well: Will the Intelli-zoom work as well as a traditional optical zoom? Will the new lens and sensor perform well in a variety of lighting conditions? Will the slow motion be more than just a gimmick? Is there a market for a camcorder with excellent manual controls but no microphone input, headphone output, or accessory shoe? Sometimes different isn't always better, but sometimes what the industry needs is a change. Now we'll just have to see if performance can live up to hype.
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