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Friday, August 2, 2013
Nikon COOLPIX L610 – a compact photocamera with a 14 fold zoom
The Nikon company provided a new compact photocamera of COOLPIX L610 with simple control and intellectual possibilities. The novelty is equipped 16 Mpx of CMOS with a matrix with reverse illumination, support of the Full HD of video filming with a binaural sound, an image optical stabilization system, a simple automatic mode with intellectual management system autofocusing, and also NIKKOR lens with a 14-fold optical zoom.
Nikon COOLPIX L610 will go on sale in three coloring: red, black and silvery.
Main possibilities of Nikon COOLPIX L610:
- Wide angle lens of NIKKOR with a 14-fold optical zoom (25–350 mm)
- 16-megapixel CMOS a matrix with reverse illumination
- 19 subject modes
- Car idle time a mode with intellectual management system of AF
- Record of videos in the Full HD format (1080р)
- The LCD monitor with a diagonal of 7,5 cm and permission of 460 thousand points
- Suppression of vibrations (VR) with lens offset
- Macroshooting modes, «Simple panorama», shootings 3D
- Batteries of a standard size of AA ("finger-type")
- Processor of image processing of EXPEED C2
- Compatibility with Eye-Fi X2 maps (or later versions), providing wireless transmission of images
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Nikon updates Coolpix compact lineup with S9500 sub 200 S5200 and L28
A Coolpix for every budget? Nikons got you covered with this latest lineup of compact point-and-shoots. The S9500, priced at $350, offers a standard mid-range lineup of pocketable-cam specs. Theres an 18.1-megapixel 1/2.3-inch BSI CMOS sensor, an impressive 22x 25-550mm zoom lens and a 3-inch OLED display. As you might expect from a camera in this price range, Nikon threw in embedded WiFi and GPS, letting you geotag and upload your pics directly from the camera. Next up is the $180 S5200, which manages to squeeze in a 16-megapixel 1/2.3-inch BSI CMOS sensor and a 6x, 26-156mm optically stabilized zoom lens. Youll use the 3-inch HVGA LCD to navigate the updated (and simplified) user interface. Both of these cameras offer 1080/30p HD video capture modes, too.
Budget-cam hunters might like the $120 Coolpix L28, which is largely identical to its predecessor, the L26, save for a new CCD sensor that snaps 20.1-megapixel stills, rather than the 16.1-megapixel shots youd be able to grab with 2012s offering. Otherwise, youll find a 5x, 26-130mm zoom lens with a maximum aperture range of f/3.2-6.5, a 3-inch QVGA LCD, 720p video shooting and an AA battery compartment. All three cameras are set to ship in late February, and will be available in black. The S9500 will also sport a red or silver finish, the S5200 can be had in blue, purple or red, while the L28 will come in red and silver. Try to hold back your excitement.
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