Nikon COOLPIX P300 12.2 CMOS Digital Camera with 4.2x f/1.8 NIKKOR Wide-Angle Optical Zoom Lens and Full HD 1080p Video (Black)
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Nikon COOLPIX P300 12.2 CMOS Digital Camera with 4.2x f/1.8 NIKKOR Wide-Angle Optical Zoom Lens and Full HD 1080p Video (Black)
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Nikon COOLPIX P300 12.2 CMOS Digital Camera with 4.2x f/1.8 NIKKOR Wide-Angle Optical Zoom Lens and Full HD 1080p Video (Black)
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perfect low-light pictures and Hd video! : Nikon COOLPIX P300 12.2 CMOS Digital Camera with 4.2x f/1.8 NIKKOR Wide-Angle Optical Zoom Lens and Full HD 1080p Video (Black)
"Should I buy this camera?" is like request "Should I buy this car?" The respond to both questions is: It depends on what's most leading to you. For me, I was finding for a point-and-shoot that takes good Hd video as well as good still photos, and is reasonably small, light and affordable. I already have a Dslr, and wanted a camera to complement that -- one I could slip in a pocket and take to the beach or an evening out without having to worry about it.
I believe other commenters that there are P&S cameras out there that take better photos than the P300, but those models are whether considerably larger and heavier, a good deal more high-priced (one criticism here compared a camera costing $500 with this one at slightly over $300), or the video potential is unacceptable. After a lot of research, the P300 turned out to be the camera that best met my needs.
I've only had this for a join of days, but here's what I like so far:
* Nice ergonomics. I enjoy retention and using the camera, which isn't something I can say about my former P&S.
* Large, bright, sharp Lcd
* A good mix of hand-operated controls for when I want them and auto settings for when I don't.
* Macro closeups are excellent
* Low-light execution is ordinarily good for a P&S, especially with the fast 1.8 lens.
* I've been pleased so far with my outdoor shots, although I haven't positively had a chance to do much with this face yet because weather's been bad
* The flash only fires when you first pop it up, so it doesn't inadvertently ruin a shot
What I don't like so far:
* White equilibrium in mixed indoor lighting seems worse than average
* As I read in another review, video can be jerky while panning
* information in distant objects doesn't look as crisp as in photos I've seen from competitors in its class
* (updated) You will hear motor noise when zooming in and out on video (at least I do)
* (updated) Focus in auto mode is little to frame center
* (updated) Photos taken in portrait mode don't auto rotate
There are some enthralling features such as in-camera Hdr and one-shot panoramas I've yet to try. All in all, I'm finding send to taking this with me when I'm going places where I don't want to take my considerably heavier and bulkier Dslr.
Update: After reading the manual, now I know why I've been less than happy with some of my shots in Auto mode: Auto mode focuses on the town of your frame. If you don't all the time stick your field dead town -- and most experienced photographers don't much of the time -- don't use Auto mode. If you have a P300 and are unhappy with its focus and metering, try using the schedule mode or auto scene selector instead, when you want to "point and shoot" instead of using the hand-operated controls.
Update 2: A few more tests and I'm a bit less happy with the camera. If I could drop this down to 3.5 stars, I would. I positively like the ergonomics, the menus, the Lcd. Using it is still fun. I've shot a amount of comparisons with my old 8 Mp Canon Sd 850 and the results are mixed. Macros are way better, but that's not what I bought the camera for. I didn't bother comparing video since the P300 Hd I'm sure will blow away the Sd 850's Sd. In other situations it was mixed, with the P300 not all the time better.
Like all point-and-shoots, this is a compromise and there is going to be a reduce in return for weight, size and affordability.
Final Update: I took the P300 out for some serious shooting last weekend, along with some hours with my friend and her new Canon S95. We tried shooting some of the same scenes (although P300 zooms out a bit wider and S95 has a bit more of a telephoto, so it often wasn't exact). I was happy with the vast majority of the P300 photos. There were some where the S95 versions were better, especially when it came to information in the photos. But without comparing, I was pleased with the majority of photos I shot with the P300. The divergence didn't seem all that weighty except for a couple, and that might have been because I didn't go for the best mode.
On the other hand, the P300 video was quite a bit better than the S95 video, if that matters to you. It does to me. I shot a video at an indoor party last night and was very happy with the way it came out. I didn't hear any motor noise when zooming in and out in what was a pretty loud room.
Ergonomics: I enjoyed using (and carrying) the P300 more than the S95. It's slightly lighter. I like the Nikon dials and menu setup more than Canon's -- that's just personal preference, but I've never particularly cared for the menu setup on my old Canon P&S either. I also found the mode selector dial somewhat hard to turn on the S95 compared with the P300.
Bottom line: I'm using this to post photos on the Web and occasionally make 4x6 prints, and also to shoot video from time to time. If I was finding for a customary camera to shoot serious still photos -- that is, if I didn't also have my Dslr -- I'd likely pay more and go with the S95. But as a casual supplement to a Dslr, I suggest the P300.
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