The ST600 continues the dual-screen idea initiated by the ST550, with a few extra features for good measure. This time, the front screen is 1.8 inches (remember the time when a 1.8-inch LCD screen on the back of a camera was standard?) and the rear is a 3.5-inch touchscreen.
The lens extends to a reasonable 5x optical zoom and has a maximum aperture of f/3.5-5.9. It opens to a wide angle of 27mm and sitting behind it is a 14.2-megapixel sensor. There's a spare few buttons at the top, including the zoom and shutter button, power switch, button to activate the front LCD and a playback button neatly hidden on the corner curve.
As for shooting options, there are plenty to choose from; smart automatic, auto, movie, program, dual-image stabilisation and scene modes. There's also a bunch of effects that can be applied to images, such as fish-eye, vignetting, forest and retro.
Under the flap at the base of the camera is a dual-slot that houses the rechargeable Lithium-ion battery and a microSD slot. Samsung is the only manufacturer thus far to adopt the microSD format for digital cameras, and we have to wonder why as the cards are so small and easy to lose.
The ST600 can take HD video at 720p and encodes it in H.264. Connectivity is provided via mini HDMI and USB, though it's a proprietary cable, provided in the box.
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