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Question: TL225: Will a 16 GB MicroSDHC work? I know many are pairing this camera with the 8 MicroSD card where the website states only that it is MicroSD compatible whereas the online manual says "4 GB guaranteed" to work, does any know if the 16 GB microsdhc card work on this camera? Has/Can anybody try/tried?
Document: These manual settings may make this thing somewhat usable. The video feature is actually pretty good. It suffers a little from the poor lens but I was pleasantly surprised by the video! I personally appreciated the MicroSD slot in the camera. Why anyone would resist this is beyond me. All devices these days use MicroSD. You can but a card reader with the Micro slot for less than 10 bucks online.
This is my 1st touch camera. I have owned many small point and shot cameras and this one is the easiest one to work for me and takes great pictures.I bought this camera 1 month ago and went on vacation to wine country Napa/SonomaI downloaded the disc manual that comes with the camera and read it complete on the plane. I am glade I did.
If the answer is 1 or 2, then they really aren't in a position to make accurate criticisms of this device. Or, perhaps they are, but only after they actually read the owner's manual. By reading this owner's manual, which, btw, is very detailed and can be downloaded from Samsung's website (in pdf form so you easily browse to whatever section you'd like to read about); you'll find the answer's to many of the little questions/problems/concerns you've had about this device!
I have a whole stable of DSLRs and a couple of film SLRs. I do semi-pro photography. So, I'm used to fast cameras with semi- to fully manual controls. I also have two advanced, almost pro-level point-and-shoot cameras: a Sigma DP2 and a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3. All of the above cameras have a place in my work.The TL225 is a higher end point-and-shoot camera intended for amateur photographers.
I use my Epson 3880 printer and a range of papers for more professional output. to fully manual controls. I also have two advanced, almost pro-level point-and-shoot cameras: a Sigma DP2 and a Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3. All of the above cameras have a place in my work. The TL225 is a higher end point-and-shoot camera intended for amateur photographers. It shouldn't be compared to anything but other similarly featured and similarly priced point-and-shoots.
Until then, you can read a quick review I posted about 4 days ago on a couple other sites regarding my time spent with the TL220 at Best Buy (BTW, the TL225 does have the 14 modes of screen select the TL220 has, not the 16 as Samsung led me to believe from there UK site, don't understand why the did this.
If you dont agree with my review, then buy the camera and try it for yourself, and kick yourself later.Now since my last update I have printed a few pics and tried to adjust image quality using my own software. Samsung does NOT provide any software for this camera. I stand by my review. Some pics looked washed and a bit grainy. Even at the higest resolution, they are still a tad washed out. I am not comparing this to a DSLR, BTW.
This translates to more flexibility in using your new microSD card for not just only the camera, but also your other mobile devices. I LOVE this Idea as now I can swap the Micro SD from my camera to phone and have one memory card that does it all without the need of buying separate storage devices. I am very very pleased with this!
This camera is obviously not meant for the professional photographer, but for occasional use as a point-and-shoot it's almost perfect. VERY easy to use thanks to the brilliant touch-based interface, and taking great looking pictures is very easy using one of the automated modes.I don't really get the problem people are having with the microSD card this camrea supports. You'll only buy one once, it's good for 1000's of photos, and costs a fraction of the price for the camera itself.
Well,  guess what? EVERY picture is blurry, at EVERY setting and even on a tripod. So, now it has been (just) over 30 days and I can't return it. Called Samsung, and what they told me basically amounts to "if it doesn't work we're going to try to trick you out of even more money." Bottom line, for all extents and purposes there is no warranty.
Answer: For anyone who is still wondering/checking...I have recently tried a 16GB microsd card with this camera. And although the products main website/manual says that it can only support up to 8GB, it is DID work with the 16gb micro sd card I inserted! It is as I had recently stated, that the manufacturer posted up the limitation probably/simply because that's as far that they had tested for the camera and can't claim with certainty it working with the product.In any case, I can physcially confirm that it CAN work with this camera!You're welcome!