Samsung Touch Digital Camera

Bought this to connect my Samsung TL350 digital camera to my HDTV Set. Works fine. Does what it's supposed to do. Strong construction. All good.

I use it as a back up for my digital camera.

This is working great on my SAMSUNG FLIP 2 touch out to Microsoft Surface. Plug and play.

I love this camera it is the best of the best for a digital camera.

use for digital camera

Great looking digital piano! We wanted something that was fairly easy to move, but still looks nice and clean. The touch screen controls are great and we love that there isn’t a bunch of buttons all over it. The light stream feature has every person in the house sitting down and playing, especially my little ones that haven’t started lessons yet. Very happy with this Instrument.

I have used an Arctic Butterfly since the dawn of the digital age, but the super-light touch of the charged brush has become even more important with image-stabilized sensors. Touching the sensor with anything is a last resort, and so far the Butterfly has avoided having to resort to wet swabs. This was a replacement for one damaged by leaking batteries. My mistake. It is easy to forget to forget to remove them between infrequent uses.

I really don't care for digital keyboards. This adds an excellent keyboard and touch pad for my 12.9 iPad. It is limited compared to keyboards on a full computer, but for the iPad it does all that is necessary. The iPad/keyboard combo is just outstanding for mobile computing!

I am a digital artist (specifically focusing on painting renditions) so this review will be focused soley on the artistic aspects of the tablet. Note this is my first time writing a review. It is also my first time owning a tablet (I've relied on other digital mediums till now). The Intuos Pro professional pen & touch tablet Medium is as everything it claims to be, versatile to your preferences and easy to use. One would think not being able to see your hand on the screen itself would cause hand-eye cordination problems, but transition is surprisingly easy (or at least it was for me). The things I most liked about it is: lightweight, smooth, pen batteries are long lasting (I often spend many hours drawing a day), versatile in multiple functions to suit your preferences, be it photo editing, painting, or simply using it in place of a mouse. The sensitivity can be adjusted, touch can be turned on or off, can be used by left or right handed users, it's fully customizable. It's comfortable to have in your lap or desk, and with a little time is easy to figure out. It's also rather durable (I accidently sat on it, but it seems to be fine.) The things I least liked about it were: drawing area is too small (though zooming functions are available), the tablet itself is slightly large and in the way; not meant for a small or cluttered desk. The pen nips wore down too quickly for me, became sharp, I worried if it would end up scratching the screen in the long term. I have read up on this and some people experienced the same problem while others have not, whether it's a common issue or not is unknown to me. Besides a few flaws it is everything it needs to be and the problems it has are minuscule and easily over looked. Would recommend to any other artist that would like to get involved in the digital art world.

As a former Minolta MC/MC and Leica R enthuasiast, I had missed the touch, feel and rendering of these gorgeous lenses, which had been all but obsoleted by the digital revolution in photography. With some very affordable adapters, these amazing lenses have come back to life and I love it! I use the very capable a6000 body as a digital film, if you will.