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Samsung NV9

09 Mar, 2009, 4:00 pm IST | Nikhil Singh | Point and Shoot Point and Shoot



Overall, the Samsung NV9 is the ideal mix of features and performance. Everything from its simple user interface, guide mode, to its easy-to-use pre-shot color options make it an incredibly user-friendly camera that's great for beginners. Its incredible night mode, great color reproduction, decent detail levels (not the best though), respectable image stabilization, 5x Optical Zoom (which is great for an ultra compact) add up to make it a solid package. Finally, its low MRP of Rs. 14,990 (Rs. 13,000 street price) makes it an incredibly attractive deal for anyone looking for a value camera with great performance.

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