Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon Coolpix L820

Have been taking pictures for over 30 years and have been pleasantly surprised by this camera. Excellent wide angle (able to include everyone in the shot, and more importantly, able to shoot in tight environments). Low-light is amazing. Good size and feel. If I were to nitpick, would mention that the multi-function button is a bit too small for my fingers. Sometimes want to hit "OK" and hit one of the direction buttons. But I imagine that it is only a matter of getting used to the new camera. The other minor thing is that the memory card is in the same compartment as the batteries and you need to close it again, remove the batteries or hold the camera upside down while changing the card. Would be better if the compartment door were a bit sturdier. The color selector is really cool. Using it much more than had expected.Great camera, even more so when considering the price.Have taken over 600 pictures and about 20 minutes HD video over the last 10 days with a single charge of Sony rechargeable batteries. The batteries are still in the camera and with power. Could never get that from a proprietary battery!Even more impressed with the low-light capabilities and overall picture and video quality. Recommend this to anyone who wants a very good camera at an excellent price.

I was a bit apprehensive about purchasing this camera. Previously owned a similar type camera that I had found a bit bulky. This Nikon has fit the bill for me. Doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles, but has enough to satisfy all my photo needs.It delivers a very good quality image, easy to operate, and uses 4-AA batteries. I recommend purchasing the Ultimate Lithium batteries. I purchased this camera about a month or so ago, have taken a couple hundred photos and have done a few videos and the batteries are still good. Yes the Ultimate Lithiums are expensive, but so much easier than having to have a charger etc.I've also gotten a lot of compliments on the looks of the camera.

WIDE Screen written on it but not with 16 MP. WIDE screen means around 1600x900 for me, but it doesn't have this option. It's widest option is 1600x1050 with 12 MP. I had Canon IS100 before and I'm regretfull that why I didn't get canon again. I had taken pure photos with it better than tis one. I strongly recommend you to buy CANON.

After dropping my L810 in the ocean (not a good thing to do) I opted to purchase the L820 and have not regretted it. I is easy to use. Just wish the cover for the battery area didn't feel like it was going to break every time I change batteries. I would recommend this camera for it diversity in zooming and picture quality.

PROS:Overall quality of camera structure is 5 stars. Very well made.Camera has a nice weight & feel to it.Large display is excellent for viewing/editing pictures (although editing is unlikely)Quality of the pictures taken, if you can compensate for the serious lag in between photos, can be excellent.CONS:Very slow processing time between pictures!!!! - absolutely frustrating and unacceptable. I cannot stress this enough. I could take pictures with a 35mm faster. B/c of lag time between taking pictures, it makes it difficult to catch crucial moments especially objects or, more importantly, people in action.Camera lens cover attaches to the body and not the lens itself. If you push the power button with the lens cap on, the lens with push on the cap causing stress and possible failure. Poor, thoughtless, consumer design.Micro feature on this model is useless. Unless you have excellent lighting, the images always turn out dark. I have owned older digital consumer Canon models which are much more effect and useful than this Nikon.Zooming in/out is mediocre & slow.Previewing photos taken on the screen is very difficult in bright lighting, such as outdoors in the sunlight. But this is common among digital cameras.

I did lot of research and settled on this model of nikon. It took a lot for me to overlook the use of AA batteries as opposed to lithium ones am used to my whole life. Hence I took 1 star away, otherwise this camera is pretty awesome for the price. I also read a lot of reviews on here and would like to clarify few doubts I had before I bought the camera.1) the lens cover issue mentioned doesn't exist as it common knowledge to remove it before turning on the camera.2) you don't HAVE to remove the lens cover to show somebody a pic you took. Just hold the play button and off u go. Note: Still, I recommend to take lens cover off since sometime u forget that u didn't take it off and might hit the shutter ..like I did once :)3) battery life is an issue if u dont buy rechargable ones. You can take about 900 pics with 1 set of batteries,.4) By no means, am an avid photographer but the pics are clear, love the macro, smart smile and zoom.it might not work out for everyone but works for me.Overall I'm satisfied with the product and would recommend it. Its also the first nikon I have owned.

I think this is a great camera for right under $200. I knew I couldn't pay the $400+ that the SLR cameras cost, so after doing a lot of research on basic cameras, this seemed like it had a lot to offer and had good ratings by most. I'm just a basic camera user, looking for a camera to take kid and family pictures. It has a nice heft to it, and takes great basic pictures. It doesn't have a viewfinder, but most other cameras in this price point don't as well. You do have to remember to take the lens cap off before powering up the camera. Takes very nice automatic pictures and the other picture settings were very easy to navigate and use. The time between pictures is fairly quick and better than my old camera. The only reason I am giving this four stars, is I haven't yet figured out how to take continuous shots of my kids. I have the hardest time getting a good picture of my four year old, and to get all three of my kids to actually look at the camera at the same time is next to impossible. I was hoping a continuous shot feature (don't even know if that's what you call it) would help me, but I haven't found this feature with some basic playing around. I haven't read the manual yet, so I might be able to make this happen (I'm hoping). I just haven't figured it out yet. Overall, I'm very happy with this purchase!

I ordered this camera for Christmas after looking at many different cameras and many different reviews. I must say for the price I paid this is an excellent point and shoot camera with many options. I bought the camera so I could get good quality photos of my family and it more than serves its propose. Although I haven't had it long I haven't had any issues with the camera. Just make sure you remove the lens before you turn the camera on!

This camera takes good pictures but I can not get good action shots. The dogs, wildlife & any action pictures come out fuzzy for me. I don't know how to adjust the settings to get good action photos. The main reason I bought the camera was for action shots. I have tried sports & several other setting & every thing is still blurred. Any suggestions?

I recently purchased the Coolpix L820 after reading many reviews. My last two cameras were Canon Powershot models which did a great job on still shots but could not record a video for more than 30 seconds (battery burnout). I am very pleased with the Coolpix which took many 2-3 minute videos on my last trip. Looks like a winner!

I am not a camera expert, and I am certain there is much more I could learn to do with this camera. But for my point and shoot skill level the pictures are turning out so much better than my old camera. If you barely know how to use a camera and you are looking for an everyday camera, or a camera to take product shots with. This works great!

This camera is exactly what I was wanting. I was tired of taking pictures with my iPhone that made them grainy and mostly unfocused. I have had it since November and have taken over 500 photos already. The upload software for the computer is simple, easy to use, and quick. I can upload and email to family and friends, post to facebook, or anyplace else in under 30 minutes (depending on the number of photos I took). The picture quality is crystal clear. I can switch between different formats without missing a beat. The timer function gives plenty of time for me to setup the shot and jump in the picture. I am just now having to change the batteries so it doesn't drain them as quickly as you would expect. I haven't taken video yet but can't wait for Christmas morning! Great investment, Awesome quality, and Perfect pictures.

We bought this camera after an older point and shoot camera we had broke. We were heading to a safari vacation and I was going prepared with as much photo equipment as possible. We ended up having a GoPro 3+ Silver Edition, my Canon Digital SLR, and this L820. Thank goodness we brought it. The GoPro takes much better quality video, but has no zoom ability. My 55-250mm lens on the Digital SLR broke and left me with only the L820. The pictures came out great from macro to regular to zoomed in. I took a photo of the moon at full zoom, holding it in my hands. The stability control and zoom worked to allow me to see the full moon with great detail of the surface.I know other cameras go beyond 16MP now, but 16 should be more than enough for everyone. I would highly recommend this as a high quality point and shoot.

This camera is very nice and the 30x optical zoom is great. The issue that I have is that you cannot adjust the shutter speed and a lot of pictures come out very blurry no matter how hard I try to steady myself. The camera comes with a bunch of preset "scenes" that adjust the settings of the camera for certain situations (outdoors, party, etc.). The only scene that I can take a decent, focused indoor picture with is the "backlighting" scene. Those photos come out nicely, but I wish that I could play around with the settings a little bit more, or take indoor pictures using other preset scenes. I guess I need to by a more expensive camera to have those options. Outdoor photos come out great, though.

The Coolpix L820 Nikon is excellent. It has a deeper field of focus than many other cameras in its class.This is NOT a light weight. The menus and tools are rather easy to use. The pictures are very crisp, and the moviesare fabulous.

I love this camera since the very moment I opened the box. It has everything that I want and much more. Simple, easy to use, and the quality of the pictures & video are great. The zoom is just amazing and it comes with a very user friendly software too. If you are looking for the kind of options and features offered by an SLR camera, don't buy this; but if you just want to keep it simple and enjoy taking good pictures, you can't go wrong with this one.I already got the original AC power cable and it also works great when I take videos.However, in using video mode, the screen keeps showing a 30 minutes of maximum recording time, even when a lower resolution quality is selected, (the camera should be able to take longer shots, as you choose a lower video resolution/quality). They told me that I was using an SD card non recommended by the manufacturer. Obviously, I hadn't have access the Reference Manual at the time of the purchase, so I bought the SD card suggested by Amazon (which is not on the list, of course). I already ordered a new SD card, so let's see what happen... Apart from that, I think I will enjoy this camera for a long time.

I purchased mine in dec and by may it is broken and not repairable. The battery door is very cheaply made and your card is in there so you open it alot. 2 areas on the camera body have broken off not allowing the door to stay closed! very poor construction.

Wife has a true DSLR Nikon, and I have been wanting something a bit more than a point and shoot pocket camera. The CoolPix L820 has very good low light capability and up to 30X zoom, so it lets me do a lot more in terms of outdoor- nature- pictures. I am not ready for a full blown DSLR yet, so this was a good choice.One minor gripe is that it has very poor ability to focus at closer distances when using the higher zoom levels, and the loss of focus is sudden, compounded by a slightly insensitive zoom control. It makes some close up shots hard to impossible, where my little point and shoot camera works.After a few weeks of using it I am even more pleased. I have been amazed too at the long battery life. Image quality is quite good, the zoom and low light capabilities are simply great.I noticed some complaints about the lens cover attaching to the body- I find that there is no problem in use, and the camera failing to extend the lens and come on is a quick clue to take the cotton picking cover off. It certainly seems to be designed to deal with that, and I am starting to remember to drop the lens cover FIRST. :)I recently got an accessory kit with tripod, SD card reader, case, and cleaning kit, and find the card reader eases transfer of pictures to the computer.

I ordered this camera to take pictures oversees. While I did get it in time, despite the lateness of my order, I didn't have time to fully familiarize myself, so I couldn't find the control for the 'f' stop. Unfortunately, I couldn't adapt it to get pictures of the aurora borealis, but stills and videos were great.

I really like this small but mighty little point and shoot. The video quality is very impressive. Have shot several indoor Tae Kwon Do test videos with this and it captures the movement and speed effortlessly. I recommend lithium batteries especially if shooting video. A great small package that you would expect from Nikon.

I picked this camera because I wanted bells and whistles (1080p video recording, 30X zoom), but also ease of use, a camera that uses the same memory card as my previous camera, uses standard batteries and has an auto setting feature. I've used the auto settings on the camera outdoors (beach), indoors (party) and portraits and all the pictures came out great. In time I hope to use the more advanced settings/features but until then, I'm very happy with the ease of use and quality of the pictures.

This camera does just about everything but the dinner dishes! It's light, easy to use, and comfortable to hold. I bought it to take on a once-in-a-lifetime trip, and I know it will live up to my expectations. (Plus, I bought the red one - I get so tired of everything being black -- and it's gorgeous.) Couldn't be happier!

Bought it to replace my Canon Powershot SX10IS and it shoots superior quality images with any kind of light even without a flash, I used a triod at night to avoid blured pics at night, awesome speed and capture objects in mid-air with no problem, (day light)great optical zoom not so good the digital but I think there no good ones on any brand. A lot more settings that I know what to do with but I always use the auto mode and saves me the pain of guessing since I don't know much of photography. If you want to point and shoot and forget abut everything else and focus on enjoying the moment this is the camera for you. I feel the batteries (4 alcaline AA's) last way a lot longer than my Canon.

Well, obviously, you buy a camera for the picture quality. This camera does that well. Easy point and shoot. Pretty idiot-proof ;) There is a flaw, but not major; the battery door is obnoxiously stiff and hard to open. If you travel a lot, I think this is a good choice because it is very light. It has held up better than I ever thought it would since it is almost all plastic.I really enjoy the extreme close-ups it takes. Some are quite lovely. For example, I got up super close to a milkweed pod and it got all the seeds and silk in great definition.