The Samsung L77 has a seven megapixel CCD imager coupled to a go-getter Samsung NV-branded 7x optical flash lens token a range from a tolerably mercenary 38mm revealed aspect to a pertinent 266mm telephoto. At expanded angle the lens is about average at f/3.5, although as you reach the 266mm telephoto the maximum aperture becomes a rather dim f/5.3. The Samsung L77 has no built-in memory, with an SD / MMC card slot being the only storage option (probably a good thing - many digicams include such small amounts of built-in memory that they're nearly useless to the photographer - yet add to the cost of the camera). Images are framed on a fairly large 2.5" LCD display with a higher-than-average 230,000 pixel resolutions.

The Samsung L77 also includes the company's facade detection technology, coupled to both the autofocus and Autoexposure systems to make sure that your subject's faces are correctly focused besides exposed. The L77 encumbrance further reunite 30 frames-per-second video with wicked at VGA resolution,. Power comes from a proprietary Lithium Ion battery. The Samsung L77 digital camera goes on sale from April 2007, priced at $399.99.