Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon Coolpix L820

I love this camera I use it for taking pictures and doing graphics designing beautiful crisp images and easily accessible buttons.

As an amateur photographer, I have been more than satisfied with my Nikon COOLPIX L820. It is very easy to use and also provides a wide range of alternative settings. I find it is comfortable to handle. While traveling, I can readily access my camera because it fits snugly into the carrying case which I bought with the camera. So I can quickly take it out and snap shots as I travel by bus or train. The downloading system allows me to quickly transfer photos from the camera to my computer. Overall, I am very happy with this choice of camera and the price.

This is a quality camera, but they put the buttons right where a normal person would grab the camera to carry it around in their hand. Not only that, but the buttons are active even when the power is off. It sucks so much that I may return it, and try some other brand. I mean, it's really annoying. They give you a tiny little rubber pad at the top right corner to put your thumb on, and the rest is buttons. LAMEThe other problem is that the smallest video size takes up too much memory to be useful AT ALL, and we have a 2GB memory card. The longest video we can shoot is 23 minutes. WHAT!?!?!?!The only reason I gave it 3 stars is because there is no 2.5LOUSY PLANNING GUYS

This is a nice camera. Works well and takes great pictures.I am somewhat disappointed however that it does not have a rechargeable battery. In defense f the camera howeverthe batteries last much longer than in older cameras. My only complaint.

Fantastic camera, easy to use and the color is so cool. It has so many features. The size is perfect, it feels like you are actually holding a camera not like those pocket ones.

This camera is functional and zooms in well but for any type of activity shot you have to use the consecutive and you sacrifice timing of the getting any shot for another 30-45 seconds. For the money a good camera but if taking pictures of kids in sports not so great.

Is being so thoroughly enjoyed the recipient told me this is as nice or nicer than some of the much more pricey models. Is very pleased

This camera is a piece of JUNK I purchased this camera in September 2013 for my friend birthday and took it on one trip too NY. The memory card stopped working. I was told it would cost me $140.00 for the circuit board.DON'T BUY IT IS A PIECE OF CRAP.

OK I buy a camera about once every 10 years, so I had no idea that the memory card is not included. I can't take more than a 5 second video, and my son's birthday is today. So it looks like we're going to Best Buy. Also the CD-Rom does not play on my computer, it doesn't even show up, and I have Adobe, so I don't get it. The paper manual that comes with it is very basic and isn't answering my questions.Otherwise it's a very nice camera. I would have gladly paid more to have the memory card included, I think that's dumb and would love to know if there's a good reason, they included everything else, even batteries. I can get double A batteries anywhere, finding a last minute memory card is a pain. I bet a bunch of people are going to be like, duh everybody knows this, but I didn't, and I don't recall reading anything about it before I bought it, and I read everything.Oh well.

We wanted a camera that would allow us to zoom more and have more setting options for pictures. We love to travel and camp/hike so wanted to capture great pictures. We did a lot of research and this camera had the best reviews and features for this type of camera. This isn't an SDR camera and you don't have the option to switch lens. However, you can zoom 30x and do 360 degree pics.We have had this camera for about 2 months and have loved the pictures so far. They are very crisp pictures. Some of which I took from a moving car :)

I ordered this for my mother in law as a gift for her husband. I own a Nikon cool pix L100 and recommended this l820 and they are very happy with it. I wish I had waited and got the L820 it is the same as a L100 but with a little better everything. Thanks BB

In terms of the picture quality, zoom, looks its all good. The only downside is it needs 4 A2 batteries which makes it little difficult to handle when you travel around. I might have omitted this information while buying it. Had it been a product with lithium batteries, it would have been more suitable. 1 and half * less for the battery, otherwise good value for money.

Our last few cameras have been Fujifilms and I had gotten used to the slow recovery time. Unfortunately our last camera was stolen and the backup finally failed after a drop last month. After reading reviews on several cameras I decided on the L820. I have to say I'm extremely pleased. The recovery time between shots is exceptional - I mean like 2-3x faster than our previous Fujis. The pictures look great. Color balance appears normal to my eye and I haven't found anything to not like. I'm very pleased with this purchase and recommend it to anyone looking for a simple point-and-shoot that has some excellent versatility.One last thing: the ability to take closeup shots without using macros is very good. Much better than our previous cameras.

Haven't used the camera yet, it's for my hubby for Christmas. But I did want to point out that Consumer Reports magazine,( the December 2013, Get the Best Gifts issue) rates this camera as follows:Under the category of Superzoom cameras: The Nikon Coolpix L820 gets an overall score of 59 out of 100. Please note that the best camera in this category scored an overall 64.Image quality: Very Good Flash photos: Good Video quality: Very Good LCD quality: Very GoodIt is considered a Consumer Reports CR Best Buy!I bought this camera before I even got my Consumer Reports, so now I'm even happier that I bought it! Will return and review again after we've used it.

When I put the SD card in I got an error message that the card couldn't be used. I took it to a camera shop and they tried several different cards and got the same error. I ended up returning the camera. It did take incredible pictures and the zoom was awesome! I don't think this is typical of Nikon cameras!!!

The camera only hold like 10pictures before saying "out of memory". I have tried to do formatting for the memory card, but I think the memory card that comes with the camera just literally hold like 10 photos. I haven't had time to do more research but I bought this camera instead of others because I wanted one that was idiot proof to use and didn't require a ton of research.

I'm really having fun with this camera. I was looking for a camera to take pictures at my kids' games and I picked this one because, in Sports Mode, it shoots a burst of up to 6 shots at a frame rate of 8 frames per second. That's faster than most, if not all, the cameras I looked at in this price range. Meanwhile, entry level DSLR cameras are considerably more expensive and typically have frame rates of only 3 fps.So far, the results are amazing. Outdoors, it captures the action beautifully with no blur at all. Basketball games indoors are a bit tougher due to the lower light but I've managed to get quite a few nice shots (btw, most cameras would be challenged trying to catch fast action in low light with no flash). And I love the 6 frames in 3/4 of a second burst in Sports Mode. Truth is, after 3/4 of a second, the action that was going on when you pressed the shutter release button is now over. I know some pros shoot one shot at a time but I much prefer a burst of shots. During a fast moving game, it's pretty amazing how much can happen from 1/8 of a second to the next.Frankly, I can't think of a camera I'd rather have.

It takes awesome pictures, I'm still getting used to using the functions but I do love the way the pictures come to life.

A definite step up from the "credit card" point and shoot cameras. It has a nice selection of features and an excellent configuration. The controls are intuitive to me and the battery life is great. I needed something better than a "credit card" camera but didn't need a DSLR. This is a wonderful middle ground camera.I would suggest this for folks that know cameras a bit. For the beginning user, I would highly suggest reading the manual through. (It is clear and easy to read and find the info you are after.)All in all, a great camera and at a better price point than others in its category.

Looked at cameras in the store to see what I liked with regards to the feel, weight, etc. Then after searching around online. I just got knowledge overload and went with this Nikon because I liked the feel of it in the store and it had a 30x zoom lens to take soccer photos.It performed very well on our trip to Colorado. I tried using some of the stabilization features and that made it take too long to get a shot. I also had trouble in lower light situations and the pictures came out blurred. The sports setting for taking many shots was great for the "jump" photo of the wedding party. The zoom worked great for catching a hummingbird in motion. I had trouble loading the pictures into the software so I just used them from the computer folder.Great camera at a great price for taking photos that are better than with a smaller point and shoot without having settings and lenses to worry about.

I bought this camera 3 weeks ago during one trip to Florida.I used to change the settings according to the place I was taking the pictures but this camera has a remarkable automatic mode, specially with a lot of light.I stopped loosing time doing it at the second day. The automatic works very well.The pictures were all great, except for low light pictures. I will have to try a bit more.Anyway for the price there is no competition. This is the best camera for less than $200.I would consider buying rechargeable batteries. I took about 500 pictures with the included batteries before changing them.500 pictures is nothing when you use a good camera like this. You will want to take much more.

Went to the Toledo Zoo last month to try out my new camera, this one, and noticed 5 other people with the exact same one. I think that says something!Very impressed for the price. I recall not too long ago a camera like this was well over a grand.Some real positives in my experience are...The full auto mode does take really great pictures in all kinds of lighting and zoom situations. It is truly effortless in this regard.The optical zoom is great (I dont use digital zoom). My Mom kept saying to my Dad "look at how close he is getting with the photos".And the image stableizers work great, even when zoomed all the way in.I am very happy with this purchase. I think many people think the cameras on phones are makinh stand alone cameras obsolete. This camera proves that is wrong! For self portraits to put on Facebook, use the phone. For anything that is an important memory, try one of these!Cheers,BSR

It was a last minute Christmas gift for my mom, and she absolutely loves it. I work at best buy and have sold this camera before, but always knew in the back of my head amazon has it cheaper. It's easy to use, has great zoom, fun features, the list goes on. I would recommend this camera to anyone who is looking for an uncomplicated camera that takes better pictures then an iPhone

This may not be the greatest camera available, but for an advanced amatuer it's nearly perfect. Both stills and video come out clear and crisp. It's a point-and-shoot when that's all you need yet has advanced settings and functions for when you feel more creative. The focal length allows for well-focused close shots as well as distant images. It's light and easy to hold. Downloading images to Picasa or another application is as easy as connecting a USB cable or inserting the memory card in your reader. It takes standard AA batteries.In summery, it's an easy to use camera that doesn't require an advanced degree in photography. But if you have one you'll likely enjoy using it, too.