For the folks out there who love to take self portraits  Samsung has released a 14.2 mega pixel version of its dual LCD compact camera.

Actually the dual LCD is a great camera concept by Samsung and it’s pretty relevant in the age of social media in which there it’s normal to post photos of yourself. We would totally get this camera.

The two new Samsung cameras are the ST600 and St100.

Both of the cameras have 3.5 inch rear LCD while the front is 1.8 inch. The LCD is bigger than the earlier version of the Dualview LCD Samsung camera (in Europe the Samsung Dualview is called 2View).

The Samsung ST600 has 14.2 mega pixel, 5x imaged stabilized zoom. It’s also equipped with a 27mm equivalent.

The ST100 has the same pixel but uses  a 25-175, equivalent lens. The Samsung St100 is unique in the DualView series as it’s the first card-style camera with periscope lens.

Both the Samsung ST600 and ST100 have touch-screen LCDS. Samsung latest cameras will be available this September with a price tag of $329.99 and $349.99 respectively.

Other additional features according to Samsung are “self-portrait mode, couples mode which will automatically snap a photo when it detects two faces tilted toward each other, a children’s setting which will play a cartoon animation with sound to encourage young ones to smile for the camera, and a self-timer which provides a visual countdown so that everyone posing for a photo knows exactly when to smile.

The newest feature incorporated into the front LCD screen is Samsung’s jump shot mode. When set to jump shot mode, the front LCD will provide a visual queue to those in front of the camera to jump in unison, and immediately trigger the ST600 or ST100 to take three consecutive images to help users capture an image that essentially freezes their subjects in mid-air.

The ST600 and ST100 also incorporate Samsung’s Smart Gesture User Interface (UI) which allows for the quick access and use of key features with either a simple tilt or a hand gesture. Users can quickly scroll through photos by slightly tilting the device in either direction, swiping their finger across the screen, or by selecting the appropriate photos for a slide show. Managing images is also easy with the ST600 and ST100.”