Samsung 14.2 Megapixels WB150F Wi-Fi Camera Review by PB With Rating 4/5

There is also the Remote Viewfinder feature for remotely control camera settings and set-up shots via a connected smartphone using the cameras' Wi-Fi connection. The Wi-Fi capability allows users to email photos from any hotspot or share them on social networks such as Facebook and Picasa. The WB850F and the WB150F comes with full manual control over the picture-taking process, with a Smart Auto mode also on board to help beginners or less experienced photographers. The WB850F also uses GPS features and Live Landmark feature to download maps and find out information on nearby locations. The camera's Digital Compass can also give users their location and tell them how far they are from certain locations, while the MapView function allows users to download maps and use their camera to help explore new cities. Here's the summary of review of the WB150F by PhotographyBLOG, giving the camera a rating of 4 out of 5:

"Though the Wi-Fi enabled Samsung WB150F operates very much as a user-friendly point-and-shoot camera, its manufacturer has packed in more functionality, digital effects, and a diverse range of control options - including manual operability, if so desired - than one would usually expect to find on a camera costing £199. While there's nothing here that we haven't seen elsewhere before, the expansive zoom range provides a broad range of framing options for pretty much any subject, and it can also be utilized when recording video - even if that footage comes with mono sound and isn't quite Full HD; a couple of ways in which the WB150F (rarely) betrays its budget status. As is the overall image quality. While colours are lush and images vibrant straight out of the camera, they are softer than we'd ideally like, especially at the extremities of the 18x optical zoom.

Perhaps there's something psychological going on here; that's to say because Samsung has packed a basic snapshot camera with a whole host of functionality - more than many rivals would bother to cram into its chassis - this in turn leads the user to expect slightly more of its end performance. If you view the Samsung WB150F as a means of achieving a wider selection of images than would be possible with a smartphone however, while accepting that it inevitably falls a distance short of the image quality delivered by pricier compact system cameras (including the manufacturer's own NX range) and baby DSLRs, then the conclusion 'can't go far wrong' is one that it is difficult to argue with."

samsung WB150F, María Cecilia siutto - May 11 2013
Very satisfied with the machine. It has been used quite hasdta now without errors. Time will be the best judge...

Too Big, Rob "rob4341" - May 06 2013
The camera is just to big for the type. I should I opted for less optical zoom which would have resulted in a smaller camera....

Samsung WB150F, Edward R. - Apr 29 2013
At first I felt like returning the camera, because the sharpness of the pics was very disappointing. But, after an afternoon of taking different style pics, with various modes, found out what works best. (For sharper photos, it does make a diff, if you set the wheel on "P" program, and look in the menu for "image adjust", you will then be...

My new Samsung Camera, Marjorie Ahrenholtz - Apr 21 2013
I am very happy with my camera, however the box that it arrived in was in terrible shape. It was open, but thankfully the camera was still in it....