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Nikon Coolpix S60
$350.00
Released September, 2008
The Pros:Easy enough to use without needing to read the instructions. LCD is very big, clear picture makes it easy to find your target. Setup is fast, quality settings and shooting mode take just a moment to set.
The Cons:Battery runs down fairly quickly. Low light pictures are grainy and show dramatic color shift. Delay after pressing the shutter release, misses things sometimes.
The Nikon Coolpix S60 is an ultracompact that is dominated on the rear by a 3.5" LCD touchscreen. Menu selections and even setting focus target are accomplished via the touchscreen, rather than through buttons (the only buttons on the camera are the on/off and shutter release buttons).
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Resolution is 10megapixels, and the lens is an internally housed 5x optical zoom Nikkor lens. Users can choose from 15 scene modes, including a Portrait Mode that detects blinking and smiling to trigger the shutter at the right moment, or the camera's intelligent scene selection can make the decision. Optical image stabilization provides for sharp images even at slow shutter speeds.
Features:
- 10 megapixel CCD sensor
- 5x optical zoom Nikkor lens
- optical image stabilization
- 15 scene modes
- intelligent scene selection
- blink and smile detection
- in-camera red-eye fix
- captures video
- 3.5" touchscreen LCD
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easy enough to use without needing to read the instructions
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LCD is very big, clear picture makes it easy to find your target
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setup is fast, quality settings and shooting mode take just a moment to set
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very point-and-shoot, don't need to do anything special to set up shots
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picture quality is generally sharp and detailed in most lighting
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battery runs down fairly quickly
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low light pictures are grainy and show dramatic color shift
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delay after pressing the shutter release, misses things sometimes
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