Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon Coolpix L820

I have not had a chance to use this camera very much - but so far so good! It is very user friendly for someone who isn't a professional photographer (like myself) but likes good quality pictures of the kiddos! It is very easy to just "snap and shoot." Directions are easy and clear. It also comes with a case and neck strap which is very nice.I was surprised to see that it actually used batteries instead of a rechargeable one like my old digital cameras (I used to own the "normal" looking unfancy cameras, but they broke very easily!). However, I read somewhere that this is b/c it was originally designed for travelers - and that many times they do not have time to recharge a battery or would not have an extra rechargeable battery handy. In some cases European hotels would not have a compatible outlet or extra outlets to recharge a battery. Therefore, it would be easy to stop just about anywhere and pick up batteries to use in the camera. That is all fine and dandy, but I am just a normal mom who doesn't travel much but I do plan on investing in a battery re-charger to cut down on battery cost. I also don't use my camera a lot daily so I don't think it will be a major problem. If you can deal with this then I would recommend this camera!

I was getting tired of the little boxy shirt pocket type of camera and when I saw this one, it caught my eyes. Upon first picking it up and looking it over in the store, I was impressed with the ease of operation. Having owned and still own a Pentax ME Super, I find this camera to be of better quality and much better ease of use than the P & S one that I have kind of put in the shade for now. They both have little idiosyncrasy's, as far as what works for you and what doesn't. I am finding out that they all have the A and P settings and each has a little glitch, if you will, of what that entails. I don't have any drawbacks on this L820. I have a little hard time with the battery cover, in that it takes a little extra effort to get the cover lock, in just the right place for it to pop open. I'm afraid it will eventually snap off. I love the fact that I don't have to worry about getting those high priced square boxed little battery's and now I just go and get 4 AA's. Of course I get the best and don't skimp on that. I haven't used the video transfer function yet, but hopefully in the near future. Close ups seem to be a problem for me, in that it has two places for zoom control. The one associated with the snap button, and the one on the lens. But as with time and practice and patience, I will learn. I would think that including a dvd of how to use some features would be a great boon to some of us. The usual features of a P & S camera are standard. I haven't come across anything unusual as of yet, in as some tricks of the trade, but maybe down the line someone will. For under $200 this is a great camera. I do wish the lenses were interchangeable.

I can say that it takes good pictures and is easy to operate. It has a reasonable set of features. There are clearly other cameras in higher price ranges that are superior to this one but for an amateur photographer just taking pictures on vacation and of daily life, you will be pleased with this. HOWEVER, where I struggle to justify this camera is that it is not noticeably different than some of the cameras on the new high end cell phones- like the Samsung Note 3 or the newest iPhone. Hard to justify carrying around two devices when one will do the job. Where Nikon is missing the boat, is in not including some significant zoom power- thats what would make this an easy choice to carry as a second device.But if you want a stand alone camera, this is a good one.

Where do I begin - to tell the story.... Well a certain generation know the song - but I LOVE this camera!! We were looking for a camera that was easy to use but had a terrific zoom - for stills as well as video - for an upcoming trip. Purchased a great SONY in January but while the pics and video were great it was just too cumbersome and having to change the lens was too much trouble. Wanted to have something "all-in-one" and this camera fits the bill! (The cost was much better also!) I live with an awesome view of the ocean and local areas - I have zoomed in on neighborhoods across the bay, used macro for super close-ups of flowers, took natural shots easily because the shutter is so quick, caught birds in flight, and have the most awesome pictures of the moon - craters and all! We have still not tried all of the settings but are working on it! Our only issue - and this is our problem not the camera is when the camera is in full zoom: 1) If you are not using the highest setting it might be pixelated and 2) it is so sensitive that when you take the shot it "offsets" from center. Of course this could be solved with a tripod but who's carrying one all the time?! The camera is with us all of the time - my mother called it "my mascot" - because you just never know when that super moment will come up!! The only con to this camera is the same as with all digitals - no eyepiece and there IS a glare in the sun. Absolutely Love it and recommend the following accessories: rechargeable batteries, a minimum 32gb, class 10 sdhc card - you will need it :) - and the screen protector. Go for it!! You will not be sorry!

I broke my other camera and leg when my wife sat on my lap. I liked that leg and Nikon Coolpix so much that I decided to upgrade to the L820. This takes great pictures and doesn't require a photography degree. I have the cheapest camera amongst my friend and the L820 takes just as good, if not better pictures and even better videos. I put the pictures and videos from the camera on the 1080I HDTV and they looked and sounded awesome. My friend's $1500 Canon had some auto focus error and he asked me for my pics and he thought they were perfect. Also, if I bust this one I'm not out a fortune. The one dislike is having to remove the lens cover and getting fingerprints on the lens, but I'll get use to it.

This is a very nice camera. It's simple, point and shoot, with a few bells and whistles to keep it interesting. My only, and sincere complaint, is the SD card slot. It's in the battery compartment. It's aggravating because the batteries must be pressed down and the door of the compartment slid shut. You are probably thinking, how can that be a big thing? Which is exactly what I thought when reading other reviews before buying. Believe me, it does get on your nerves. It's a poorly designed feature. Depending on how often you insert or remove the SD card, it is a big deal. I use my slot frequently enough that I would not have chosen this camera had I understood the aggravating factor well enough.

I read the reviews and many people seem to love this camera. Unfortunately, I do not. I got the camera 4 days ago because I wanted something that could capture my kids' funny moments... them playing, eating, sleeping, etc. without requiring too much setup or time. I had been using my iphone and Sony digital camera but the photos often looked blurry. Kids move quickly and I wanted a camera that could keep up. The Nikon Coolpix L820 has a fairly nice auto setting and approximately 12 presets (night, portrait, pets, sports, etc.)However, I found that none of the presets, including sports, could keep up with my kids. The photos always looked blurry. Manual mode seemed to work best but I always ended up with red eyes and blurred arms. I really wanted to love this camera but sadly, the pictures just aren't that great.There are some good things I should mention...1. The zoom IS very good2. This camera has a decent auto setting, which is nice if you're planning to shoot objects that don't move.Now, here's the bad things.1. Photos of moving people come out blurry no matter what setting I chose.2. All of my "kid" photos have red eyes and weird shadows.3. The lens cap situation that other people have mentioned IS DEFINITELY a nuisance.4. The colors taken inside my house always have a weird candlelit, yellow hue to them even though our house is white and bright. Yes, you can adjust the exposure but that's a pain each time.Overall, this camera may be great for taking distant photos of scenery but it NOT GREAT with moving people or inside shots.

Old Sony CyberShot crashed so looked at Canon, etal. Always wanted to have a Nikon. This camera does everything as advertised and more. Download the complete operating manual from Nikon website. Once you get the hang of the simple button functions, its easy to operate. Uses four AA batts and even the alkaline last a long time. Can use AA lithium also for even longer lasting, but haven't needed. Takes great pics and movies. The wide angle is great and the zoom is fantastic. The only problem is the Nikon site does not list all that is included in the box ... it includes a USB cable and also a strap, lens cap, AV cable, and CD program that is the best photo software I've used. The USB cable is short (2 ft.), but works. Also purchased Cowboy Studio neck strap, Laurel VG camera bag, 32gb card and screen protector. One thing I do miss is a viewfinder. The display is a nice size, but in outdoor daylight it is difficult to see, which is a common problem, so wear a hat or towel over head for shading the screen (LOL).

Pros:1. Great zoom range for taking it on vacations and when you dont want to carry your big DSLR with a heavy zoom lens.2. Nice bokeh for those blurry backgrounds.3. Fairly nice picture quality.4. Nice video mode.Cons:1. Lens cap goes on the body instead of the lens (barrel). Can trap the lens inside the camera and if you accidently turn on the camera with the lens cap on, the motor will grind and grunt and I am pretty sure you can only do this a couple of times before the camera breaks down. MAJOR flaw. -2 stars. See customer image about this issue.2. Focussing is slow specially at telephoto shots. There is no little graphic which points to where in the frame the focus is targetted at. Seems like most cameras do this these days but not this camera.3. No external flash mount.4. AA batteries. (may be a plus for some people)For the Lens cap issue alone, I would not recommend this camera to anyone who is not super careful with their cameras. The L810 was the previous model and search for "L810 lens cap" on Google and you will see lot of people complaining about the lens mechanism getting broke.I expect a cheap camera to be everyday consumer friendly. The lens cap should have attached to the lens barel instead of the camera body like it is on the higher end P520 model. Nikon saved $2 and now it deserves this 2 star rating.Edit 10/8/2013: I see that this camera can be gotten for under 150. For that price this is a great camera to have even if the lens mechanism breaks down after 1-2 years.Also, I can see that my review suddenly got a whole chunk of thumbs down within a month pushing it off the front page. Nikon using paid agencies I suppose? Before any of the Nikon fanboys start complaining, I should say that I am a Nikon fanboy too with a lot of money invested in high-end Nikon cameras.

I bought this camera specifically for a trip I am taking for 6 days to Tokyo during Thanksgiving week. I have not gone on the trip yet, but have used the camera extensively to get used to it, etc. I read some of the negative reviews on here and not one of them have been true to me. I have had absolutely NO problem hooking the camera up to my computer for one. It's extremely easy to get my pictures off the camera.Second, the lens cap issue is not an issue. If you leave the cap on and turn on the camera, it simply flashes a white screen saying "lens error." All you have to do is turn it back off, take the lens cap off, turn it back on and you're good to go. I haven't had any grunting noises or trouble or anything and I have forgotten the lens cap on a few times.I DO struggle to get clear pictures when lots of movement is involved although I'm still playing with the settings. I don't think the blurriness is a problem of the camera so much as it is the settings or the user.This is the PERFECT camera for people who are not professionals but want some good looking pictures. The zoom is amazing and the focus is as well. I find it very user friendly for people who know their way around a point and shoot camera. If you don't know your way around cameras, there is an auto option.

I absolutely love this camera! I researched many different cameras over the past couple of months to take on a vacation to Cedar Point Amusement Park. The photos are outstanding, the color crisp & clear. I took indoor and night time photos, in extremely low light conditions & no flash with no problems. It had no shutter lag at all, in any situation. It is the ultimate point & shoot for people that don't want to mess with constantly trying to select the right settings, totally automatic & super easy to use. But it still offers several scene & special effects options if you DO want to occasionally play around with it. It is well balanced so it isn't heavy or bulky to use. The view screen is nicely large with excellent resolution. The zoom is breathtaking! We took photos of rides lit up for Halloween, from the other end of the park with superb detail! The only issue I'm having is loading the photos onto my laptop. I downloaded the included software & couldn't get pics to load directly from the camera. I used an SD card, but honestly, I've been sooo busy between 2 jobs that I haven't had to time to really experiment with it, so I expect its a user malfunction! lol Oh, & I've seen on other reviews that ppl are asking about instructions...yes, it comes with BOTH a booklet & a CD. Also, compared to the prices of many other similar cameras, this was an excellent price.

This is a fun little camera and while it may not have all the bells and whistles found in many digital SLR cameras this is just right for my meager abilities and uses. It is light and easy to use if that is the objective or it can be quite heavy when different accessories are attached such as a tripod. It is 16 MP and that almost makes it worthy of purchase alone. I find that I will use the zoom almost with every shooting scenario and enjoying almost all the shots that come out of it. Couple the CMOS with a high definition output and the pictures are so much better. When I bought it I added a 32GB SD card to compliment the included 65MB memory in the camera and am so glad that I did so. I have used over 1,000 pictures in a modestly short time and there is still space for over 6,000 more.A friend said in a sarcastic manner that the only reason for my buying a Nikon is the name and that is far from it. Years ago a professional said that there are many quality brands on the market; however, its quality is the key go ahead and buy a Nikon regardless of the price point. I am glad I bought this one and look forward to expanding my abilities to a real SLR or who knows what even though this is just about all we need right now.

This is an amazing camera! It has so many cool features: cropping, color change (black and white, burnt sienna- for timeless photos), video, anti-shake, the list goes on and on...It is the best digital camera I have seen for taking rapid shots. I use the rapid shot (action setting) to take pictures of my pets. You'll get a lot of great pictures.The zoom is especially nice because you still get crisp pictures- not grainy. I like to take close up pictures to show details of things- this lets me do it. It would be perfect for someone taking pictures of items to sell online.I also like to take pictures of scenery, sometimes while riding in the car. I was pleasantly surprised to find out they weren't blurred- just be sure to put it on scenery (not zoom in that case).The key to getting crisp pictures is to hold the button down 1/2 way. You may see it go out of focus for a second, but as soon as it goes back into focus press down a little more to snap the picture. You do need to do some experimenting with it to become fully familiar with it, but once you do (and it doesn't take long) you will really love this camera.

Have had compact digital cameras bought after the partial demise of the SLR with 35mm film. The cost of the new DSLR's and the fact that all my old lenses etc would need replacing made it a potentially expensive process. Saw this and decided to treat myself for my 50th. What a great piece of kit, I immediately took to it as it was almost like back to the old SLR albeit it appears like "Honey I Shrunk the Camera".The quality of the pictures is better then my Samsung compact even though both are similar pixel rated. It feels better to hold and use as the controls allow either hand to zoom and is lightweight when carried. The battery life might be an issue but carry spare NiHd and an AA charger so time will tell. Its the price that won it for me, if you want to try the DSLR route but don't want all that initial cost then at about Ł140 which they sell for then this is great way of getting to know do you want to go the whole 10 yds and spend Ł750+ for a camera and lenses and then have to carry it all about. If you want a good quality camera, good picture quality but are not doing it for a living them this be just the start you want or like me don't want the hassle and expense of replacing older kit and not having to lug a very large camera bag with you.

I didn't want to go broke buying a camera, but I still wanted a decent one. I had a Canon Powershot before I bought this camera, and this camera made that one look like a disposable. The picture quality is incredible with still shots, and the video feature blew us away. We got this camera for wedding photos, and I used it for our son's senior year of sports. I can honestly say that I will have to be forced to buy anything but Nikon from now on. It takes great action shots for what it is, because let's face it I wasn't expecting SI quality shots from it. What I did get was clear action shots of our boy make some hard hits on the football field. I missed things with the still shots so I switched to video, and I never looked back. The zoom is incredible, so much so that I could clearly see our son's expressions in his football helmet! Definitely worth every penny for what we have used it for so far!

This camera is amazing, I instantly fell in love with it. The Nikon L820 is, in my opinion, the best camera for the money. With 16MP and a 30x optical zoom lense it is unmatched. I have been educating myself on cameras and photography for years and now knowing what I do, I can tell you that any person novice or pro will like this camera. It has great features and shooting modes which come in handy for helping you to get the best picture you can, but if you want you can manually do everything! The pictures are extremely crisp and vivid. The movies are breath taking. Perfect for out door shooting on the account the zoom lense can get you close to wildlife. Also the panorama setting helps with taking amazing landscapes. Nikon has come out with a slightly updated version of this camera (L830) that is the same, except the zoom, which is 34x. So if you really want the extra zoom spend the extra $60.

I have just started to use this camera and already am impressed. I have used the sport mode in moderate telephoto to capture birds in action at our bird feeder with very clear results suitable for framing. I also used the panorama mode to make about a 90 degree-wide image of the island of Moloka'i from our second home on Maui. The panorama image shows no obvious discontinuities due to panning the camera even when inspected using Photoshop. In both these trials, the image stabilization seems to have worked well. Finally, I have used the close-up mode to copy an article and advertisements from a local newspaper for a developer friend who has opened a new outlet mall in Lahaina. With some editing using Photoshop, the article and the ads were sharp and clear with readable text. Of course, the L820 is not as good or flexible as my heavy, high-end Nikon SLR with interchangeable lenses, but considering the modest price and small size of the L820 it seems to be an excellent choice for a camera to leave at our home on Maui.

Please read some extensive reviews already available about this camera. I have been a Nikon user for many years specifically the D-series and had expectations about some basic features that I am used to. The Menu is rudimentary with no customizations available and you cannot turn on the camera (or connect it with USB) without removing the lens cap. You cannot even play your files without removing the lens. Not sure which genius at Nikon thought about this as not being an inconvenience to the user! Lastly the pictures are all in JPEG and I am used to taking pictures in RAW for editing using Nikon's customer software, but that is a moot point. Beyond the gripes here, the camera is good for quick pictures and videos, especially on trips where I do not bring along the D-series with the various lenses. Overall, not a bad buy, but I would not recommend it for now.

I am not a professional photographer and I have no need for a large format camera or super high quality photos. This camera takes great pictures with low-light and the HDR function produces rich colorful photos. I have uploaded many photos to Panoramio and Google maps and compared them to photos taken with $500-$1,500 cameras and I see little or no difference in quality.The zoom lens is awesome, I can see the craters on the moon or use the Macro to take a picture of a single grain of sand.Most of all I want a camera that is good but doesn't cost a lot of money; so I won't be crying if someone steals it, I break or lose it while hiking. Also I don't have a giant target on my back when travelling through poor countries. A great camera for capturing memories!I agree with other reviewers that the battery hatch is kind of cheap and flimsy and I am scared I am going to break it.

I was looking for something to replace my Kodak that not only takes great photos, but videos as well. I have a friend who replaced the same model Kodak I had with the Nikon COOLPIX L820 and was very happy with it, so that's why I chose this camera. I use it every day and am extremely happy with the results I'm seeing. I take a lot of video at live shows that feature LOUD bands, so the audio is really important. My husband and I co-host a radio show that features local bands/musicians and the audio is good enough for me to convert and play on the radio.

I purchased this as Christmas gift for my girlfriend. She is in love with it and enjoys it very much. I did a lot of research on these cameras in this range and it was perfect for what you get for the price. Video is crystal clear and so is pictures. Plus the zoom being a little too good works well if your into taking pictures of your neighbors down the street inside your house without them knowing, you know for fun. I would recommend this product. The only thing was shipping was bad and took way longer than what UPS said, but I got refunded those charges, but I would not rate lower if I had not gotten it. If you do buy this camera you won't be disappointed, also let your gf figure it out her and don't mention to read the manual or the dog house you go.

If you want a printed manual for your camera, do NOT order from Manualsink.com! Their manuals are inferior, very low quality, extremely difficult to read and the holes that the spine goes in, cut out many of the words of the manual making it impossible to read. I told them I wanted a refund, and they said I have to send it back and PAY FOR THE RETURN POSTAGE! They sent me a manual that was unreadable, and they will not pay for the return postage. Shame on them for a terrible product and the worst customer service ever!

I bought myself a Christmas present this year and I have been quite happy with it. This camera is small enough that it doesn't feel cumbersome to carry around, and it's fairly light weight so it isn't heavy around your neck. The quality of my zoom shots now is incredible. I am totally blown away with how much detail I can get. I'm still learning and playing with the various features and have yet to perfect the timing for live-action shots to get exactly the kind of picture I want, but that will come with practice. But so far, I have been super happy.

I was looking for an upgrade in cameras, specifically to take good close ups for my online business and for travel shots. This one does it all, easily and beautifully. I'm not a camera person, so I admit I haven't explored all this camera is capable of doing. I'm sure I'll be discovering more tricks and tips as I go, but so far, the auto setting, along with using the flash and close up feature are doing all I need. And it's very cool looking!