Samsung SC-X210L Sports

Samsung is back again with new additions to the Sports Cam line. The SC-X210L replaces last year's X105, with a number of improvements, including a twice the internal memory (now 1GB), a better design for their external lens, and no more cradle (all...

About a year ago Samsung released their debut "Sports Cam" for consumers. This was a very small sized handheld camera which was easy to take anywhere. What gave it the edge over other cameras was the fact you could hook up an external lens. This really...

The Samsung SC-X210L's primary lens uses a 1/6" CCD with 680K gross pixels. The secondary, external lens, which is powered by and sends a signal to the main body via a cable, has a 1/4 CMOS sensor with 320K gross pixels. Don't let the larger CCD size...

A while back Samsung released a "Sport Cam". This camcorder used flash based storage and had an external camera that could be mounted to many things in order to capture some cool sport action. The first generation product had some issues and they've...

SC-X210L

Samsung SC-X210L Sports is really a good one. Because usually the quality of products of Samsung is pretty good, you don't worry about the quality. It is a new product which is made by Samsung. The product is so beautiful that I think everyone will...

The award-winning SC-X210L Sports Camcorder offers all the features of its wireless counterparts minus the wireless capability. This unit has the added attraction unlike its 2005 predecessor, where its auxiliary lens is powered by the same battery as...

I am a Mac user and bought this camera knowing the problems there are using it on my ibook. This morning after about 30min playing about i have it working on both Quicktime and in iMovie. The fix is to download the old 105l codecs from here ...

I bought my Samsung SC-X210L a month and a half ago for one purpose: recording my mountain biking adventures on the North Shore of Vancouver, BC. I was interested in Samsung's previous offering last year, but it was too limited so I decided to wait....

This is a great concept - having an external, hands-free lens for shooting while doing things you normally couldn't shoot while doing! I've seen actual footage from the gen1 release (SC-X105L) that was edited on a Mac and it actually looks pretty good ...