Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon Coolpix L820

Покупал в подарок. Очень По отзывам пользователей, очень хорошо, легко разобраться в настройках, и фотографии получаются достойными! В общем довольны. Спасибо, OZON)

Хорошая камера.Мне очень нравится.Качество фотографий потрясающее.Очень удобная и простая в обращении.Всегда подойдет для начинающего фотографа.

Прекрасный фотоаппарат,мне очень понравился.Качество съемки,видео,все.Главное уметь пользоваться.Хороший фотоаппарат для начинающих,приличная макросъемка,широкий формат изображения,четкость снимков в движении.Зарядка-обычные 6 пальчиковых батареек хватает на 2 месяца каждодневной съемки по чуть-чуть.Можно купить аккамуляторные.На видео есть минус того,что при увеличении во время съемки есть шум.Качество видео HD замечательное.В движении снимки вполне хорошие.

Пользуюсь данным девайсом уже год. Плюсы:Хороший оптический ZOOMЯркая вспышкаМинусы:Долго фокусирует. При использовании зума вообще может не сфокусировать.Медленно фотографирует при использовании вспышки.Долго обрабатывает (сохраняет) фотографии

Мне очень понравился хороший фотоаппарат

нормальный фотик, скажем по деньгам хотелось бы лучшего по качеству съёмки .

По отношению цена качество.

First of all, let me say that this is a great camera. I've had this for less than a wk, which I did the one-day shipping. I gave this camera a rating of 5 stars, because I like how sleek & stylish this is. I love the bright red color. I tested out a couple of the scene effects. Used the Easy Auto Mode, which is great. Took 1 video, which I used in continuous mode. The menu is easy to use. The battery compartment area/memory card is okay, I guess. I read a couple reviews of this camera about shutting the battery cover without damaging the batteries and memory card. The first time I put the 4 AA batteries (which are included) in & closed the battery cover, I had a little trouble but got it closed safely & carefully. The battery life is good. I like the comfort of holding the camera, especially with the black non-rubber area in the upper right corner on the back of the camera. This is my first DSLR -- Point & Shoot camera. I do have a Canon (My very own 1st camera) compact camera, which is nice, but wanted an updated & newer one. I just bought a camera case/bag designed for a dslr camera for under $20 at a store, which I would have bought one online, but didn't want to spend extra money on camera accessories. Overall, this is an excellent camera for those who are entry level dslr experience & want to take professional like photos.PROS: Stylish, Easy to Hold, Battery Life, 30x zoom, and the Red colorCONS: Couldn't think of any except maybe the Battery CoverI would recommend this camera to anyone who wants to show there talent as a photographer, even if you're a professional photographer, hobbyist, or amateur.

Many features on this camera are extremely good. The zoom is smooth, the controls are laid out well for easy access without looking at them, and if you don't look at the mislabeled directional button, the settings of the camera are extremely intuitive. It uses standard AA batteries, which are a costly option, but also mean that you can simply dump them out and put new in rather than waiting for it to charge - often critical, especially on vacations.But this is a point and shoot. If you are looking at point and shoot, you are most likely wanting to take pictures of the real world where you wait for the sunlight to be right, or you get children to hold still, or many other things that require the shot to be quick after you press the button. That's why you even have auto-focus, so you're not sitting there focusing.If you use the auto-focus, though, it will get blurry, then crisp, then blurry, then crisp, then wobble a bit, then get blurry and crisp again. If there's any light issue, it will also swing between light and dark between each blurry and crisp cycle. Then, several moments after pressing the button, it takes the picture, and most often after selecting one of the blurry, too dark, or washed out version rather than the perfectly crisp and well lighted option it seemed to have settled on just before. If you're trying to take family photos, such as Christmas morning, or taking nature photos where the sun has to shine through a break in the clouds, this lengthy delay means you missed your shot, even if you're lucky enough to have the auto-focus pick the right focus.Taking the auto-focus off for things like indoor macro shots or cooperative adults produced excellent images after a little tweaking. But the failure of auto-focus on a camera like this is like having a hammer that is great on everything except nails.

This one-star review does not reflect the quality of the camera. If you are reading this here, then please go ahead and purchase from Amazon.WHY I WILL NEVER PURCHASE ANYTHING FROM NIKON AGAINWhy? The most bogus return policy I have ever heard of. It must be returned within 14 days of receipt, and it has to be unopened....I bought this camera from Nikon as a Christmas present for my fiancee. I thought I was being good, and shopped MORE THAN TWO WEEKS before Christmas. She knows photography, and I don't. I thought this camera would let her do what she wanted. It turns out it has absolutely 0 manual settings, so you can't adjust the aperture or the frame rate or anything, you can just flip through a bunch of predetermined settings. This is not what she wanted, but we opened it to see if there was ANY manual setting change that would let her accomplish what she wanted (there wasn't).So, we wanted to return it and pay the difference in exchange for a D3200 which DOES allow manual adjustment of, you know, settings a photographer would want control over?0 help. "We have a very strict return policy." Now I have a $250 camera that is a glorified smart-phone camera. Lovely.How do you expect anyone purchasing something for Christmas any time before December, and to fall into this strict return policy? It's ridiculous. I asked to speak to a manager, and once more, verbatim, "We have a very strict return policy".The answer is simple, I won't be buying Nikon products again.If you are a photographer and know EXACTLY what you want, power to you and go ahead and shop from Nikon. If you are purchasing for anyone else, and are not confident in exactly what a camera does and does not allow you to do, save yourself the trouble and DON'T BUY FROM NIKON.

First off, the camera is not red as is stated, nor is it a pukey pink as shown. It's a very nice, rich burgundy color, with parts of it being black. Very pretty, and has a nice weight to it. NOT a pocket camera, it feels more like one of the old 35mm cameras, but lighter.The zoom function is a bit slow to focus, and goes in and out of focus more than I'd like, and there is a definite pause between pressing the shutter release and the picture actually being taken, but most of the time it catches the correct image. This is NOT a 30x zoom; if you zoom in most or all the way, your image will be VERY fuzzy. If you zoom tightly while videoing, you will lose focus several times while the camera "finds" its focal point, and you can hear the hum of the lense moving on the video. The lense cap is not attached to the camera, and if you try to turn it on with the cap on, you get a "Lense Cap Error" message, and have to turn the camera off and back on after removing the cap. That's a pain, and I can easily imagine the cap getting lost the first time I take the camera anywhere. It should have a loop that attaches to the wrist strap or something. Those are the only negatives I've found so far.It takes a few sessions to get comfortable with the camera, but once you do, you'll be able to get beautiful, crisp images with excellent color. There are some great macros; I especially like the one for photographing flowers. There are also some filters you can use on your photos, but IMO, they're useless. The Panoramic function works very nicely; you have your choice of 180° or 360°, and a slider in the viewport guides your speed. You'll need a memory card; Amazon has some good ones for good prices.If you're tired of using your phone to take pics and vids, and want something that'll give you really nice photos and good videos, this is a great camera to go with. A GREAT buy for the money!!

Would give it 3.5 stars if that were possible!It seems to be a good little camera with very good design/ergonomics and with a quite impressive zoom lens.But, and this is my entirely own fault/lackofresearch - after buying it "on impulse" :-S, it seems to be a little short on all the manual adjustments that I've grown used to having on my cameras over the years - eg apparently no availability of the RAW function or the various PASM setting modes etc.However most of its "default settings" are what my previous prosumer digicam (a Panasonic FZ20) has wound up with, so I can live with it/them - as I will now have to do :-S :-).After a few days playing around with it I suspect that its shake reduction technology may not be quite as good as the Panasonic's image stabilizing system, which works very well.Can't yet rate its movie function which, on paper at least, seems to be very adequate/impressive - haven't yet gotten used to the idea of using the one camera for both photos and movies!I do value the fact, and it was one of the reasons I bought it, that the L820 uses 4xAAs rather than the much more expensive proprietary sort of battery that the FZ20, and many other digicams, seem to use - bearing in mind that, since they draw such a lot of power, one must carry a spare battery with any digicam.And it also has a much more useful ISO range then the FZ20's 400max - going up to 3200 - which is important with the f3-ish lens that digicams all seem to have. A pity that it won't take the f1.2 lens from my 35mm film Nikons :-DSo: reasonable value/money for what is basically a "point-and-shoot" camera - but a slightly costly lesson for me: I should have thought a little more about what I wanted/expected before clicking "Buy Now"!

After shopping and examining a variety of cameras of this this type and in this general price range, I found the Coolpix L820 to be just right. It is light and easy to handle even with one hand. It's auto-focus function is quick and accurate. The zoom is terrific and functions smoothly. There is a terrific suite of photo editing and enhancement tools build into the camera. The viewing screen is sharp, very "color true", and big enough to allow for a good preview of composed pictures. There are so many features and capabilities on this camera that it I still haven't exhausted them all. This is a little bit more camera than a simple point and shoot, but its complexities are easy to master with a little practice and open up many possibilities for creativity. It's connectivity to other digital devices is good, but requires a cord to transfer pictures from internal memory (which is abundant) or from a memory card which is easy to install or remove. It would be nice to have wifi/bluetooth connectivity with this camera, but I think that the range of capabilities outweighs this unless you are someone who likes to take a picture and immediately share. So far, all my results have exceeded expectations and I have enjoyed using the various built-in photo editing tools to make my pictures appear even better.

I've always been a fan of "Bridge Cameras". The L820 is physically a small body SLR style with Point & Shoot guts. The 4 AA batteries are a nice touch as I have a bunch of eneloop batteries. The big rubberized grip makes this camera easy to hold. An extra zoom lever has been added to the side of the lens barrel which is nice when composing long range telephoto shots. Photographing birds is one of my main uses for this camera & it does the job very well. I have always been anti-scene modes and insisted on a camera with P, A, S, M modes. Maybe it's because I cut my teeth on a Pentax K1000 fully manual 35mm film camera. Well I threw caution to the wind and went with this fully automatic camera with modes like Easy Auto, Auto & Scene Mode. I was not disappointed. Technology has really gotten to the point that the camera can most often pick the right scene mode and settings by analyzing your image and assigning the proper shutter speed, aperture and ISO to give you a perfectly exposed photograph. I concentrate on framing the photo more now and composing the best shot leaving the exposure up to the camera. It is my guilty pleasure. When I want to fiddle with ISO, white balance and exposure compensation I can use auto mode. For under $200 I bought this camera and unknown to me the box came and it said "L820 Kit". Hmm, I didn't order a kit. Well I received a free Nikon camera bag and 2 year extended service coverage at no added cost. Very nice Nikon. I then purchased a Nikon P330 "enthusiast" camera for those moments I want to get creative and fiddle with all the settings and have a slightly bigger image sensor. A nice duo from Nikon that covers all the bases and priced extremely reasonably.

I've had other cameras in the mid-price range, and I have to admit that this camera outstanded my expectations. It takes crisp and rich-colored pictures with very low light conditions and relatively fast (that is, if you have at least 1/3 of a second for it to adapt to the light pressing softly the button). Pictures are taken relatively quickly and the built-in features (although all automatic) are very precise.Besides a panorama mode that can take 180ş or 360ş photos very easily (you decide), it has a very interesting mode (the "pet" mode) that lets you take a sequence of photos (about 3 per second in any resolution) and does a pretty good job in focusing the target (of course, it depends on the previous automatic adjustment of about a third of a second and how quick the target moves, or else it will be blurry).It's true about the lens cap... it's a minor issue if you don't have the precaution to take it off previous powering it on. The camera pops out its lens at power up and the cap doesn't just come off... it has a snap-on configuration that blocks the lens, so I don't know if this can damage the motor of the zoom-autofocus feature someday, but I guess that's something you have to get used to do before using the camera.Zooming is very nice (although the 30x isn't completely physical... the last third of the zooming is digital) and macro photos are also cute.The easy video feature (it can record up to 1080p with stereo sound) is also a plus on this camera. No selecting between modes, since they are independent with different buttons. Just take a picture, press the video button to record and pause-stop, and take another picture again. Really cool.Overall, it's an excellent camera for photo enthusiasts like myself without the hassle and price of more professional ones. I strongly reccomend it if you like to take photos of just about anything.

This is a nice upgrade for me from my previous pocket style Nikon camera that despite a new battery never came back to its original quality. I did some reading and research on cameras based on what I wanted before I ultimately ended up purchasing this camera. I wanted a camera that was easy to use with good results, affordability was a definite factor and since I occasionally sell items on the net, I wanted more color clarity with reds, blues and purples looking more like their true colors than what I was getting with my old camera. With this camera, I can get true likeness of these difficult colors with less tweaking and manipulation. This camera has so many features, I am still learning and probably will not even use everything it has to offer. At this time, there is a lot of info you can read about this camera if you do a search and so far it lives up to my expectations. It's easy to use with automatic settings. It has a great flash and for more advanced photographers you have manual control as well. Having my family photos look so good with so much clarity makes me feel like a pro! No grainy look here! The vivid color and ease of use for the price of this camera is very satisfying. I tried the video and no complaints with clear sound and video. If you purchase this camera, make sure you get a good memory card and I would recommend using AA rechargeable batteries. Overall, for price and quality, I couldn't be happier with this camera.

I've had this camera for about a month now. This camera is perfect if you are looking for a good quality camera, but don't want to pay the price of a DSLR. Other people have said that in easy auto mode the camera blurs the picture, the reason for this is mostly likely they weren't steady when they took the pictures. Also, if your target is moving it may blur a bit, but it doesn't happen as often if the camera is steady. I almost always forget to use the motion feature when taking pictures of moving objects. It takes a bit of getting used to, but I recommend getting a beginning photography book that shows the correct positions to take pictures, and it will most likely also show you how to adjust your cameras features in regards to what lighting you are working with, and also what kind of picture you are trying to take. This camera does have the ability to change the ISO similar to the DSLR. It also has a manual raised flash, which is definitely a nice feature.. I didn't see it shown anywhere in the pictures when researching this camera. This camera also has the ability to take 3D pictures though I haven't used this feature yet. I also have not used the video yet. So far this camera hasn't disappointed, so I'm sure it will good as well. It is true what people say about the lens cover in the respect that if it's on and you forget and turn the camera on it's probably not good. I've done it a few times. It's not a reason I wouldn't recommend this camera. Its just something to be aware of. Overall, the quality of the pictures is excellent for this type of camera and when using the zoom it also takes good quality pictures. I've had many compliments from other people after sharing my pictures on how great they are with this camera.

I will update as I test through the features. I wish I could upload sample photos. I was amazed as I stood in my master bath and zoomed across the bathroom, out the door of the adjoining master bedroom, out THAT door and into the upstairs open hallway and THEN through THAT door at the end of the hall to the furthest room on the floor (none of the rooms had any lights turned on, only overcast hazy natural light). I took a photo of the room at the other end of the house and the photo picked up the details of the FIBERS in the decorative floor carpet!!! Blew me away. Without flash!! My last Sony would have choked on such a feat and it cost about 100 more. Overall, quite pleased with the low-light features. Camera pops on and ready to shoot in quite good timing. That was my first concern as that was always a benefit of Sony -- the ability to see a random photo opp, grab the camera, turn it on and shoot immediately. Canon chokes on that, so do a few others. Sony DSC is master there, but this Nikon is quite impressive point-n-shoot ready. And it's low-light is far superior to my Sony. I have two cameras with all the bells and whistles, because I thought *someday* I may finally learn how to use them. But to this day, they remain virtually untouched. I finally got smart and got a camera that really has the very best of ONLY those features I need the most!Also - must say that the product picture does not do this camera justice in terms of color. This photo makes it look like something a teenage girl would have in their locker. In reality, the camera is a stunning deep dark garnet red - very handsome!!! Very serious and posh looking. No more picking up the wrong camera from table at weddings!

I bought this based on Amazon and other reviews. I realized that for under $200 I was probably going to find some things I didn't like. Taking this out of the box I liked that it was small and lightweight which I liked. The first thing I found that I didn't like was that the battery compartment door was flimsy and hard to close when the batteries were in. Tried taking some photos inside with light from windows and lamps without the flash and I was not satisfied with those. Nothing in focus. When the flash is used the photos are nice but there are some times when you can't use a flash. I'll admit I am not a camera expert but I expected better. Went outside and results were much better. Zoom worked great and photos were crisp and clear. On about the fourth day of having this camera the shutter release stopped working. The camera came on, all the display icons were there, and when I depressed the shutter to focus I could see that was working too. It just would go no further to actually take the photo. There was no error message on the display either. Tried turning it off and back on a few times and still no photo. Went on the web to find a solution and couldn't find anything. Read the online manual for the camera and found nothing so I just boxed it up and sent it back. The bottom line is that you get what you pay for. On the good side, Amazon has an excellent return policy!

SO we have been dealing with 2 kids in all kinds of sporting events with a Canon EOS Rebel digital...we had an old 35mm Rebel (remember when Agassi had long hair and camera's took rolls of film?!!!) and then we moved to the Digital and then we started buying the lenses. AND more lenses. AND more lenses. It seems our camera bag would get bigger and heavier each year...we finally went to a backpack!oh yeah...since everyone loves video...we'd also carry a camcorder! One shooting pics, one video. ugh. Anyway, the digital zoom in the camcorders was just kicking butt over the SLR with it's lenses you had to pack and then change out all the time....and now they are starting to get nutso over backpacks at sporting events...anyway, we searched the BEST and WELL RATED Digital Zoom camera on Amazon - that came with Prime and free returns if we didn't like it. haha - you couldn't pay us for this camera now!The zoom is just beyond words...really...unless you pay $5000 for a lens for an SLR camera...you aren't getting closer than this little gem. Auto focus is amazing, even at the most magnification! It's just wonderfully simple to operate and our pics come out amazing from the camera shop printer. We used to print our own...but hey, at around 50 cents for a hard copy when we want one...who needs a photo printer at home!Video's - yeah...we don't carry the camcorder anymore either! just an extra memory card! Takes fantastic, HD, full action video that just looks amazing on the ipad or even hooked up to the TV.It fits in my wife's purse easily...and we walk hands free now. If I'm carrying it it fits in a jacket pocket or hangs on my neck just fine.