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Nikon Coolpix P100
The Nikon Coolpix P100 is an SLR-styled superzoom camera with a Full HD movie mode, a 10.3-megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor and a 26x Zoom-Nikkor lens featuring ED glass elements. The lens spans a focal range of 27-678mm in 35mm equivalency and features vibration reduction (VR). The optical zoom and autofocus can also be used while recording 1080p/30fps high-definition videos, with stereo sound to boot. Other highlights include a dedicated video record button, a conventional top-mounted mode dial and a 3” vari-angle LCD screen. Available from March, the Nikon Coolpix P100 is priced at £349.99 / €415.00 / $399.95.
Nikon Press Release
The feature packed COOLPIX P100
Made for those who demand the most from their compact camera, this bridge camera provides high performance to allow the photographer to capture a range of subjects and scenes and consistently get the best result. The wide angle 26x zoom NIKKOR lens with ED glass gives more freedom for choosing a subject and ensures crisp images every time. The revolutionary back illumination CMOS image sensor improves sensitivity and reduces noise to get great pictures even in low-light conditions and at 10.3 megapixels you can capture the most intricate details or produce high-quality enlargements. And whether it’s day or night, you’ll get great video clips with the Full 1080p HD movie recording with stereo sound, optical zoom and autofocus, all captured at 30 frames a second. Just because this camera packs in technology it doesn’t compromise on ease of use with a dedicated video record button and 7.5 cm (3.0 inch) vari-angle LCD display. It also boasts five anti-blur settings so you can focus on the image in front of you.
Highlights of the COOLPIX P100 include:
· Full HD Movies (1080p) with stereo sound and HDMI connectivity
· Backside illumination CMOS Sensor enables high-speed continuous shooting, exceptional low light quality and advanced performance
· 10.3 Megapixels and a 26x Optical Zoom-NIKKOR ED Glass Lens (27mm wide-angle to 678mm super-telephoto)
· Available in March 2010 for $399.95 in Black
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#1 Norwegian Blue
Still no RAW? Come on Nikon where's your prosumer compact?
6:11 pm - Wednesday, February 3, 2010
#2 Chicago liposuction
What's the catch? I need a new (superzoom) camera, and i just am drooling over this one. Please get out your review soon.
7:43 am - Thursday, February 4, 2010
#3 Tim
Oh positive drool! 1080p and being able to record as a MOV file (none of the AVCHD junk) and NIKON quality to boot. I can't wait, just can't!
12:13 pm - Thursday, February 4, 2010
#4 review of nikon coolpix p100
Nikon Coolpix P100 is a 10 mp camera. Design-wise, its very appealing to the eyes. Shooting wise, its very fast, the speed is good. The quality of photo and video is not very satisfying. It easily fits in one's pocket. For more details refer
http://www.digitaldesires.net/nikon-coolpix-p100-fast-performer.html
10:07 am - Wednesday, February 17, 2010
#5 genie
I am trying to find a superzoom and am thinking of buying the panasonic lumix fz 38. However I want one with a cmos sensor. Are they better with cmos sensors or is the fact that the panasonic has a leica lens sufficient? What is better, panasonic fz38 or nikon p100 or other superzooms with cmos sensors? I only want a very good superzoom that will take really good holiday photos but may want to enlarge. Any ideas would be appreciated.
2:02 pm - Thursday, February 18, 2010
#6 david
Checking your site daily for the Nikon P100 review, any idea when? as yours [in my view] is the ony site that will give totally unbiased comments.
Or should I wait for the new Fuji hs10 ?
To many models to much choice, to many gizmo's and we all want the best for the cheapest etc etc.
At this rate matbe I should wait till christmas and start all over again!!
7:45 pm - Thursday, March 25, 2010
#7 Shaun
Just bought this camera.. It's bloody amazing iv been out for hours in Melbourne city at 12 am and the picture quality is awesome. I wanted to stay out for longer but the battery exhausted, the manual features are pretty good I mean it's no slr but u still get loads of control! Love it !!
1:52 pm - Saturday, March 27, 2010
#8 Don
I am still waiting for a camera about the size of the Nikon P5100 -- Something that will at least come close to fitting into a pocket. My Nikon 7900 was a great little camera but too small. Put into this "ideal camera" as much of the extras as can comfortably fit and make the pictures of a superior quality. Wide angle lens, reasonable zoom and as fast as possible must be present. Put all the quality that Nikon can muster (when they choose) into it and charge $1000 to $1200. If the quality is there, it will sell.
12:02 pm - Sunday, March 28, 2010
#9 Budi
I love this camera. When my camera finally arrived right out of the box I was impressed with the overhauled version of the p90 they had added several useful features. In my first test last night after it arrived, I was blown away by the difference. Close shots of a ladybug on the orange tree v. zooming in on lamp posts across the street - everything was clear. I took a photo of my old car and it looked like a dealership photo. As an aside, I have no idea how the camera made the dirty car clean. I think I’ve made a right decision when I bought Nikon P100.
12:38 pm - Wednesday, March 31, 2010