The Samsung WB30F is a slim compact camera Samsung released in 2013, combining a moderate zoom range with a thin body more typical of a basic point-and-shoot than a dedicated superzoom. It sat in Samsung's WB range alongside the WB350F.
It uses a 1/2.3-inch CCD sensor at approximately 16.2 effective megapixels, paired with a 10x zoom lens covering 24-240mm equivalent (f/3.1-6.3) with optical image stabilisation. The 3-inch LCD carries 230,000 dots, video records at 1280x720, and images store on microSD. The body is roughly 17mm thick and weighs about 131g.
Fitting a 10x zoom into a body just 17mm thick was the WB30F's key achievement, trading some reach for genuine jacket-pocket portability, a rarer combination than the bulkier bridge-style models in the same lineup.
Used examples sell cheaply as compact travel cameras. Check the microSD slot for bent contacts, confirm the zoom lens extends smoothly without grinding, and test optical image stabilisation, since the small lens mechanism is a common wear point on slim superzoom compacts.