Tag: coolpix
Nikon reveal Coolpix L610 with 14x zoom: a beginners camera with pro features
Nikon's Coolpix range gets a new addition today in the shape of the L610, a beginners' camera with enough top-level features to get even the pros interested. Featuring a 16MP backlit CMOS sensor, the camera also houses Lens-Shift Vibration Reduction…
Nikon's first rugged camera revealed as the Coolpix AW100
Nikon may be a little late to the party when it comes to rugged, tough cameras, but at least their first offering (the Coolpix AW100, revealed today) is packed to the rafters with nifty features. Shockproof from heights of 1.5…
Full details on the Nikon Coolpix P7000 revealed – Official pics
Nikon have just rolled out all the details on their high-end Coolpix P7000 point-and-shoot camera, and it's looking pretty sweet. With a 10MP sensor and EXPEED C2 processor under the hood, the P7000 also features a 7.1x Nikkor lens…
Nikon launch the Coolpix S8000, world's thinnest 10x zoom camera
Looking for all the important functions from a DSLR without the the bulk? Nikon's Coolpix S800, measures in at just 27.3mm, packing high performance features and HD video capture into a svelte chassis. The 10x zoom camera is simple to…
Shiny Video Review: Nikon COOLPIX L100
I’ve never used an AA battery powered camera and I’m not quite sure if it’s supposed to be a plus point or not. Either way, that’s how the £239.99 Nikon Coolpix L100 works. It’s got plenty of good features from more powerful cameras without so much of the blink detection-type gimmicks but the question is, how does it actually stand up to use…
On the one hand, it’s quite fun to play with and I did get some good looking shots out of it in quite low dark conditions with the black and whites coming out particularly well. The trouble is that it’s things like the AF missing that might make you wonder why you didn’t go for an older Panasonic Lumix like the TZ5 for just £180.
In its favour, the L100 does have a lovely 3-inch screen with a nice, accurate display of the shots you’ve taken and you’d certainly be happier enough if someone bought one for you. However, if it’s your own cash and you’ve got the time, I’d recommend researching something else.
Shiny Video Preview: Nikon Coolpix S60
This is the Nikon Coolpix S60, which Zara is testing out in the video above. It’s got a fantastic, huge, 3.5″ touchscreen. Is it wonderful, or is it annoying to use? There’s only one way to find out – watch the video. Would you want to use a touchscreen on a camera? Are you as big a fan of the word “smudgefest” as I am? Let us know in the comments.
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Shiny Preview: Nikon P6000 – the daddy of the compact world
You may have had a look at the Nikon P6000 in amongst all the other Coolpix releases this morning. You can’t have missed it, it stands out like a sore thumb, largely because it looks more like an SLR than a standard digi and it costs about the same at a whopping but worth it £429. Now available in 3D – well, through your 2D screen.
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GALLERY: The S60, S610, S560, S610c, S710 & P6000 – Nikon announces six new Coolpix compact cameras
After Samsung’s barrage of compact releases earlier in the month, one of other big swingers of the digital camera business, Nikon, has answered the calling with a range snappers all of their own. Behold, the Nikon S60, S610, S560, S610c, S710 and P6000 in full pictorial gallery format. Click on the image to start the tour.…
Not much else to say about the Nikon Coolpix S550, S520 and S210
Yet more Nikon cameras?! Well, you can’t accuse them of doing things in halves, can you!
These Coolpix models are several steps up from the aforementioned L18, with the better of the three being the S550, with 10-megapixels, a 5x optical zoom lens and a 2.5″ LCD screen. That model…
Nikon launches the Coolpix P60 digital camera with 5x zoom
That chunky kid in the corner there is Nikon’s Coolpix P60, just announced to the whole of the internets. With 8.1-megapixels and a 5x Zoom-Nikkor lens, it’s not too shabby for its £199.99 price-tag.
Actually, scratch that. It’s going to be sold in the US for $230, so us UK-ers are paying £85 more than we should be. That makes me sad.
Built around Nikon’s EXPEED…
