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July 2013
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Niveau performances photographiques
Le zoom optique 10x apportetil quelque chose ? Oui et non. Pour une utilisation quotidienne de prises de vue proches de soit
Bien que la qualité des photos soit bonne
Elle n'est pas non plus révolutionnaire et certai
Appareil photo performant
Très bon zoom
Applications made in Samsung
Incroyable appareil photo
Bonne batterie
Jeux
Capteur CMOS BSI 16 Méga Pixels et son Zoom x 1
Capteur CMOS BSI 16 Méga Pixels et son Zoom x 10
Desig
L'assurance de savoir qu'on prendra de bien meilleures photos qu'avec 80 % des smartphones quelque soit la situatio
Batterie amovibl
Le pri
Si
Facilité d'utilisation d'un smartphone
Connectivité 3G
Wi-Fi et GPS
Large écran tactile Amoled
Réglages photographiques poussés (pour un smartphone)
Bonne réactivité de l'autofocus
Possibilité de personnaliser son menu
Bonne qualité vidéo
Autonomie
Rendu photo
Qualité de l'écran
Finition de l'appareil
Ergonomie pour un produit deux-en-un
Interface photo riche pour un smartphone
Performances photo dignes d'un véritable appareil
Fluidité globale
Design ergonomique en tant qu'appareil photo
Port microSD et prise pour trépied
Réseau 4G
Zoom
Stabilité
Ecran
L'indéniable qualité de l'appareil photo
Le zoom optique x10
Une tonne de reglages pour la qualité de l'image
Très bonne autonomie
Un bel écran
Appareil photo principal de très bonne qualité
Zoom optique 10x
Très haute qualité de finition
Bonne connectivité
Port infrarouge
Excellent écran
Bonnes performances
Système d'exploitation Android récent
Les éditeurs n'ont pas aimé
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Quelle est sa réelle cible ? Les photographes éclairés amoureux de belles photos préféreront sans doute pr
Gabarit imposant
Processeur double coeur
Incompatible 4G
Résolution de l'écran un peu juste
Grand et lourd
Processeur dual core obsolète
8Go de stockage seulement
Ergonomie peu travaillée
Performances un peu fébriles
Le menu de la fonction appareil photo pas très pratique si l'on souhaite autre chose que le mode “automatique”
TouchWiz ?
Pas de mise en service directe du mode APN
Pas de bouton d'accès direct aux réglages photographiques (ISO
Balance des blancs
Exposition. )
Images ternes
Nombreux artefacts numériques
Objectif qui manque d'homogénéité
Nombreuses aberrations chromat
Ergonomie pour un smartphone
Encombrement
Poids
Pas d'allumage direct en mode APN
Quelques ralentissements dans la navigation
Pas 4G
Autonomie insuffisante
Format peu adapté à un usage smartphone
Définition qHD et non HD
Modes « experts » limités
Dynamique du capteur un peu juste
Ergonomie plus que discutable pour un téléphone
Performances assez moyennes
Pas de bouton physique pour lancer l'APN
Le Prix
Moins compact qu'un Smartphone normal
Appareil photo principal loin derrière les contacts du même prix
Userfriendly smartphonestyle handling, 3G, WiFi, GPS, Big AMOLED touchscreen, Advanced camera settings (for a smartphone), Speedy AF, Customisable menu, Good video quality
No direct access to the camera app, making startup longwinded, No menu button for direct access to picture settings (ISO, white balance, exposure), Images look a bit dull, Digital artefacts are a problem in photos, Lens quality: sharpness levels aren't un
Battery life, Photo quality, Screen quality, Nice finish, Good design for a twoinone device, Comprehensive camera app for a smartphone
Smartphone design: bulky and heavy, No instant access to digital camera app, Web browsing is a bit choppy, No 4G
Is the Galaxy S4 Zoom an effective two-in-one device? All in all, yes, it's an interesting solution if you regularly take photos with a zoom lens. However, you're going to have to get used to a mobile that's larger than normal. The GS4 Zoom might be for y...
Decent camera, optical zoom is a serious bonus, runs Android
Awkward to hold as a phone, middling processor and display lead to average performance, only 5GB of usable inbuilt storage
The Galaxy S4 Zoom offers great camera performance for a smartphone alongside full mobile functionality. However, its overly bulky design and middling processor and display mean those looking to use the Zoom as a phone more than a camera will be disappoin...
Cet avis était-il utile?
(60%)
Publié: 2013-08-01, Auteur: David , review by: T3.com
Spectacular 10x zoom, Big screen - great for images, Excellent 16MP camera sensor
Bulky profile, Average battery life, Unexceptional processor
Publié: 2013-08-01, Auteur: Matt , review by: telegraph.co.uk
Extrait: Is the Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom a brilliant phone or a brilliant camera? It has the components to be both, but this is a device that is currently less than the sum of its parts.Based on the S4 Mini mobile, the S4 Zoom offers a 10x optical zoom, and from ...
Unique optical zoom; Decent overall image quality; Good low-light photos
Chubby body makes it very cumbersome to carry around; Poor performance from dual-core processor; Low-resolution screen; Zoom ring is awkward to use; Annoying sound when zooming while filming
The Galaxy S4 Zoom is the only smart phone with an optical zoom -- a 10x one, in front of an impressive 16-megapixel sensor. Far from being the ideal camera phone though, it's let down by its fat, awkward body, unimpressive performance and low-resoluti...
Cet avis était-il utile?
(60%)
Publié: 2013-07-30, Auteur: Dave , review by: wired.co.uk
Outstanding camera with optical zoom, Touch Wiz interface, expandable memory, decent battery life
Bulky and heavy, not as fast as it should be, only 8GB onboard memory
Let's be clear, while it has all the power and features of a decent midrange Android smartphone, the S4 Zoom is more of a camera with phone features rather than a phone with enhanced photo ability. It's shaped and weighted like a camera, and isn't very ...
Publié: 2013-07-25, Auteur: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Responsive camera, physical controls make for ease of camera use, microSD card slot for expansion, Android OS is snappy, perfect for sharing shots on the go, optical image stabilisation works well, better screen resolution than a compact camera
Physical camera controls make it horrible to hold as a phone, shiny plastic exterior build, autofocus at 10x can be hit and miss, has lost sight that it should be a phone first and foremost, limited screen resolution
As a phone the S4 Zoom has us equally as charmed as the S4 Mini - it's snappy, great to use, has plenty enough power and is a decent size. As a camera the S4 Zoom performs like a reasonable 16MP, 10x optical zoom compact camera too. Married together...
Given the generally lackluster nature of mobile phone cameras, using the Galaxy S4 Zoom is something of a revelation. Samsung has essentially fused a capable point-and-shoot lens onto the back of a smartphone, and the difference is like night and day. Shots are detailed and colourful, and the x10 optical zoom (unheard of on mobiles until now) allows you to zone-in on your subject without losing c
While it’s genuinely refreshing to take photos on a phone with the same level of competence you’d expect to see in dedicated hardware, the Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom still feels a little bit like a compromise. As a camera, it beats its phone-based rivals but can’t hope to match the best point-and-shoot compact snappers on the market.And as a phone, it feels very much like last year’s tech. The 1.5GHz
The Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom is a curious hybrid device which practically begs you to like it the moment you take it out of the box. There’s something appealing about a phone which takes image capture so seriously, but it takes a dedicated photo-lover to...
We really want to like the Samsung Galaxy S4 Zoom but we're just not sure there's a gap in the market for it. If the camera or phone part was better or the price tag was lower then it would make sense, but right now it's a poor compact married to a mid-ra...
