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Samsung WB500

World's widest angle compact camera?

George Cole

Fri 29 May 2009 // 12:25 UTC

Sample Shots

Samsung WB500

Close up
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Samsung WB500

Wide angle

Samsung WB500

Tele-photo
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Samsung WB500

Normal – no effect

Samsung WB500

Cool effect

Samsung WB500

Retro effect

Samsung WB500

Auto setting

Samsung WB500

Beauty setting smoothes wrinkles on face and neck

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