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Скроменый эксперт
12.08.2013
2/10
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I was very disappointed with this camera. While it has some bells and whistles like f1.8 aperture, you'd never tell it as the bokeh is nearly nonexistent. Worse though, is that the 16 megapixels actually creates more noise, likely due to the very small sensor in this camera. If you use 12 megapixel setting, the image quality is ok, but still poor. I tested this indoors and outdoors. Indoors had TONS of noise in shadows, outlines, and anything out of focus. Outdoors is a little better, but there were bad chromatic aberrations around anything outlined from the sky (like tree leaves). And, worse yet, is that the clear blue sky has color noise, showing areas of purple. My review was done by taking a variety of shots and then looking at them at 100% on an IPS, color-calibrated monitor. If you're ok with low quality pictures and will never print them bigger than 5x7, then this camera may work ok. But at that point, you might as well just use the camera in your phone. I returned this for a refund...just not worth it.
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25.10.2013
10/10
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The major things I looked for when purchasing this camera were high quality low light photos and pocketability. This camera has those and so much more!
First off, as many have said already, the low light feature on this camera is amazing, particularly for the relatively low cost. It is nice to have an additional camera that is actually better than my smartphone, which usually takes pretty decent photos assuming it's not night time.
Additionally, the 'Scene' mode is amazing. I haven't bought a digital camera in quite a few years, but there are tons of different modes for various occasions (sports, food, landscape, sunset, museum, etc.)! I have still haven't tried all of them, but so far so good. Highly recommend this camera!
First off, as many have said already, the low light feature on this camera is amazing, particularly for the relatively low cost. It is nice to have an additional camera that is actually better than my smartphone, which usually takes pretty decent photos assuming it's not night time.
Additionally, the 'Scene' mode is amazing. I haven't bought a digital camera in quite a few years, but there are tons of different modes for various occasions (sports, food, landscape, sunset, museum, etc.)! I have still haven't tried all of them, but so far so good. Highly recommend this camera!
Скроменый эксперт
05.01.2014
8/10
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I did a lot of studying before I bought this camera. There was a newer model coming out with GPS etc. I didn't want that, partly because I figured it would use the battery quicker. My big gripe is that the battery is charged in the camera. I like to have two batteries and a separate charger. I have to plug in the camera itself. That is its worst feature in my opinion. But, it holds a charge pretty much all day, so it is not a deal breaker. It is a nice size, and it does take good pictures.
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16.10.2013
10/10
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I have ran a few test pictures testing low light and macro, both works to my satisfaction.
this is not a slr and should not be compared to one. I previous used a Nikon coolpix L20 and this is by far better for what I want.
the manual settings is the reason I choose this one with the idea of number one use while backpacking. 6.6 oz with manual settings .P, A and S plus user setting .. dont know another that will fit the bill like this one.
I do recommend this.
ps these are being replace by a newer model and you should be able to get it at a reduced price.. I got mine local camera store $129. As of 10/16/2013 They do have one left Farr's Jewerly Odgen utah Mike is great to work with.
dave-
this is not a slr and should not be compared to one. I previous used a Nikon coolpix L20 and this is by far better for what I want.
the manual settings is the reason I choose this one with the idea of number one use while backpacking. 6.6 oz with manual settings .P, A and S plus user setting .. dont know another that will fit the bill like this one.
I do recommend this.
ps these are being replace by a newer model and you should be able to get it at a reduced price.. I got mine local camera store $129. As of 10/16/2013 They do have one left Farr's Jewerly Odgen utah Mike is great to work with.
dave-
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25.01.2013
10/10
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I have been a photographer for over 40 years. I shoot a Nikon D2X, a long line of Nikons back to my childhood. I wanted a pocket camera to always have with me. I did my homework and looked at the Sony RX100. The cost was 650, I looked at the Canon S110 and the cost was 450. I then looked at the Nikon Coolpix P310, its cost was 210. Each of the cameras are the best in the business for amazing photos in pocket cameras. I received the Nikon yesterday and have played with it to see the quality of the photos. I believe the quality is about 85% of my professional equipment The camera fits in my pocket and is always available. The low light quality is on par with any camera out there, pocket or professional. I purchased a 32GB Scandisk Ultra SD card and can shoot over 6800 photos. I also purchased the Wasabi Power Battery and charger for the camera. The total cost was 236 for everything. Amazing. I will update this review in a few days as I will be shooting a party with this in a few days. So far, this is the best quality and value in any pocket camera.
It's now June, I have this camera for just under 6mths. Buy it, the price is now lower and nothing has changed. This is the best value and quality out there for upto 450.00. It costs around 190 now. The low light necessary to shoot is amazing. The quality is amazing as well. I love it.
I have now used it for my job and for kids parties. It works well in all uses. I have blown up photos to super B size with no loss of quality. That means you can blow up photos to poster size. I love this camera.
It's now June, I have this camera for just under 6mths. Buy it, the price is now lower and nothing has changed. This is the best value and quality out there for upto 450.00. It costs around 190 now. The low light necessary to shoot is amazing. The quality is amazing as well. I love it.
I have now used it for my job and for kids parties. It works well in all uses. I have blown up photos to super B size with no loss of quality. That means you can blow up photos to poster size. I love this camera.
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31.10.2013
10/10
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I purchased this camera after doing a ton of research! I needed a camera that could capture good shots of my son who is 18 months old and never holds still. I am able to capture great pictures of him while he is running across the room, jumping, etc. with no blur!!!
Best of all is how easy it is to use!!! I am by no means a photographer! This camera is awesome and worth every penny!! I have been messing around with different modes and settings and am finding that is is not that difficult to learn from the manual.
I recommend this camera to everyone and am constantly bragging about it!!
Best of all is how easy it is to use!!! I am by no means a photographer! This camera is awesome and worth every penny!! I have been messing around with different modes and settings and am finding that is is not that difficult to learn from the manual.
I recommend this camera to everyone and am constantly bragging about it!!
Скроменый эксперт
28.01.2013
10/10
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Small cheap (now the price has come down) manual camera with an idiot proof auto mode. Main selling points are good ergonomics and manual controls with two well place thumb wheels for Aperture and Shutter speed, rapid change of ISO with function button, ability to choose auto-focus points and ability to focus and recompose.
Other selling points are good context sensitive menus, nice fast lens with a usable 4x zoom, proper image stabilisation, some fun post photo "filters", some control over dynamic lighting, time lapse, fairly good video and good macro. Quick boot up and fairly brisk focus as well.
What it isn't: A DSLR, A top end compact.
What it is: An affordable way into proper digital photography. Your pics will be great for websites and photo sized prints.
Would suit: Anyone interested in learning about digital photography who does not want to (can't afford to) lash out on a DSLR. Would be a great gift for someone expressing an interest in photography. Does most of what my first SLR and a bag of lenses did, for the same price. (ZENIT 125 in 1985!)
Cons: Small sensor means you've not got a great deal of depth of field to play with, it's there but you need work for it.
Cons: Pixel count is too high; would have been better off with less resolution giving better noise / higher ISO, better battery life, smaller file size, faster read write times etc.
I've bought one, if I dropped it down the toilet tomorrow I'd buy another.
Other selling points are good context sensitive menus, nice fast lens with a usable 4x zoom, proper image stabilisation, some fun post photo "filters", some control over dynamic lighting, time lapse, fairly good video and good macro. Quick boot up and fairly brisk focus as well.
What it isn't: A DSLR, A top end compact.
What it is: An affordable way into proper digital photography. Your pics will be great for websites and photo sized prints.
Would suit: Anyone interested in learning about digital photography who does not want to (can't afford to) lash out on a DSLR. Would be a great gift for someone expressing an interest in photography. Does most of what my first SLR and a bag of lenses did, for the same price. (ZENIT 125 in 1985!)
Cons: Small sensor means you've not got a great deal of depth of field to play with, it's there but you need work for it.
Cons: Pixel count is too high; would have been better off with less resolution giving better noise / higher ISO, better battery life, smaller file size, faster read write times etc.
I've bought one, if I dropped it down the toilet tomorrow I'd buy another.
Скроменый эксперт
05.06.2012
8/10
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I was in the market for a 'point and shoot' that I could carry around with me. After a bunch of initial research I was torn between the Nikon P300 / P310 and Canon's S100. I will tell you why I finally decided on the P310 as I'm sure numerous others are torn between the two as well. I am not biased towards any brand. I just want the best possible option for my needs.
For my serious stuff, I shoot a Nikon D90 (RAW and edited in LR / Photoshop) and a Hasselblad (film and scanned / edited). I'm not looking for anything pro or serious, just something to take 'snapshots' with. The only editing I plan on doing with these shots are on my iPad before uploading them somewhere. As such, I have no interest in shooting anything other than JPG. The lack of RAW on the P310 was irrelevant.
I needed something with full manual and I liked the controls of the Nikon with the click wheel and thumb wheel (the Canon has a wheel at the base of the lens). I also set the Fn button in front to quickly access ISO settings.
I really like how fast it focuses and the f1.8 lens.
I saw a lot of quality complaints and cases of broken S100s which made me leery. I don't like dealing with quality issues.
Again, the primary use was for quick shots. I wanted something I could throw in a bag or carry with me on those days I don't feel like lugging around a big, bulky DSLR. While the P310 is pocketable, it is a little big. Not a concern for me but it may bother others. I also wanted something I wasn't afraid to break as I mountain bike, snowboard, hike, explore, etc.
I do have some complaints about it though. The 16MP crammed onto a relatively small sensor is a bit of a waste and degrades the images a bit. The sensor on the S100 is bigger and better and results in better quality pictures. For my purposes, I wasn't concerned as I'm just look for a small camera to take quick pics with.
Therefore, it came down to price. I got the P310 for >$300 which is significantly cheaper than the S100. To be honest, I would have got the P300 as the 12MP pics on the same size sensor was more appealing but I couldn't justify spending the extra $40 for an older model. So, I'm not necessarily recommending the P310 unless you have the same needs I do. In which case, go for it!
For my serious stuff, I shoot a Nikon D90 (RAW and edited in LR / Photoshop) and a Hasselblad (film and scanned / edited). I'm not looking for anything pro or serious, just something to take 'snapshots' with. The only editing I plan on doing with these shots are on my iPad before uploading them somewhere. As such, I have no interest in shooting anything other than JPG. The lack of RAW on the P310 was irrelevant.
I needed something with full manual and I liked the controls of the Nikon with the click wheel and thumb wheel (the Canon has a wheel at the base of the lens). I also set the Fn button in front to quickly access ISO settings.
I really like how fast it focuses and the f1.8 lens.
I saw a lot of quality complaints and cases of broken S100s which made me leery. I don't like dealing with quality issues.
Again, the primary use was for quick shots. I wanted something I could throw in a bag or carry with me on those days I don't feel like lugging around a big, bulky DSLR. While the P310 is pocketable, it is a little big. Not a concern for me but it may bother others. I also wanted something I wasn't afraid to break as I mountain bike, snowboard, hike, explore, etc.
I do have some complaints about it though. The 16MP crammed onto a relatively small sensor is a bit of a waste and degrades the images a bit. The sensor on the S100 is bigger and better and results in better quality pictures. For my purposes, I wasn't concerned as I'm just look for a small camera to take quick pics with.
Therefore, it came down to price. I got the P310 for >$300 which is significantly cheaper than the S100. To be honest, I would have got the P300 as the 12MP pics on the same size sensor was more appealing but I couldn't justify spending the extra $40 for an older model. So, I'm not necessarily recommending the P310 unless you have the same needs I do. In which case, go for it!
Скроменый эксперт
15.01.2014
6/10
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After reading a ton of reviews about the Lens error factory defect that basically bricks the camera I still took my chances on this. Turned it on to find the lens error on the first try. Pass.
3 stars because I am sure that the one's that do work, probably work really well.
3 stars because I am sure that the one's that do work, probably work really well.
Скроменый эксперт
10.11.2012
10/10
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I am a hobbyist, have had many SLR's Cannon's, Olympus, and Nikon's. Had to figure out filter factors, apertures,shutter speeds and infrared focusing. Slides, photos, movies. Got tired of lugging camera equipment and lenses around. Too heavy. Slide projectors and photo albums,need space.
Started taking my son's digital camera, a Sony Cyber-shot and liked the photos it took and the fact it was small. Wanted my own digital camera and started comparing the Sony cyber-shots, Samsungs, and Nikon's. This particular camera won me over - hands down!
I liked the look of this one, the dials are large enough so your fingers don't have a problem with itty bitty buttons, and itsy bitsy dials. This camera is a little wider and heavier than some of the teeny tiny cameras, but that is fine. It is small enough to slip it in an eyeglass case and into my purse. No more lugging all that extra equipment!
Think of what you want to use your camera for before purchasing. Do you want a super telephoto digital lens? (birds, sports?) Then you want the other Nikon, p510. I wanted a camera to do group photos and the wide angle on this is nice. I also wanted to shoot in low light without flash. This camera does that. Close up macro? this also. Movies? yes. Plus you can shoot manually. How nice is that? The only thing I wasn't crazy about was the included software, I prefer adobe photoshop which I still can use.
To sum up,Nikon was able to make a small camera, with a lot of controls, that is easy to operate, and takes good photos. I'm happy. -- One thing though, I wanted to get it in white and it looked like that was only available in Europe or Asia. I could have gotten it from eBay and paid $500. Wonder why that is?
Started taking my son's digital camera, a Sony Cyber-shot and liked the photos it took and the fact it was small. Wanted my own digital camera and started comparing the Sony cyber-shots, Samsungs, and Nikon's. This particular camera won me over - hands down!
I liked the look of this one, the dials are large enough so your fingers don't have a problem with itty bitty buttons, and itsy bitsy dials. This camera is a little wider and heavier than some of the teeny tiny cameras, but that is fine. It is small enough to slip it in an eyeglass case and into my purse. No more lugging all that extra equipment!
Think of what you want to use your camera for before purchasing. Do you want a super telephoto digital lens? (birds, sports?) Then you want the other Nikon, p510. I wanted a camera to do group photos and the wide angle on this is nice. I also wanted to shoot in low light without flash. This camera does that. Close up macro? this also. Movies? yes. Plus you can shoot manually. How nice is that? The only thing I wasn't crazy about was the included software, I prefer adobe photoshop which I still can use.
To sum up,Nikon was able to make a small camera, with a lot of controls, that is easy to operate, and takes good photos. I'm happy. -- One thing though, I wanted to get it in white and it looked like that was only available in Europe or Asia. I could have gotten it from eBay and paid $500. Wonder why that is?
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30.03.2013
10/10
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I have two friends which are photographers. When I asked them what had the picture taking abilities of an SLR with the ease of use of a point and shoot, the both said this is the one to get. This thing is so simple to use (has a turn wheel on top as an option, so you do not have to waste time going through the menu with buttons!), and it takes the best pictures, even in low light, since it has a CMOS processor. The video function it has is amazing, crystal clear and in HD. I did put a 64 GB high speed Extreme San Disk memory card in there to keep everything moving properly. Remember, you have to look on Nikon's website to find the right card with the right speed for this camera. If you want a better camera, you will have to spend $550, but that Panasonic is only slightly better. Once again, this has a great lens, an incredible processor, an excellent video taking ability, and super easy to use. I laugh at amateur photogs that spend thousands on an SLR's, and take them everywhere around their neck, like a tourist, and fiddle around with them forever, only to get the same quality picture I do in a fraction of the time. And I don't l know jack about photography.
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08.10.2013
8/10
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I love NIKON. I had an old digital that accidentally got smashed while closing a car door. YIKES!
I bought this as a replacement. It takes clear as hell photos but isn't one of those you have all the "bells and whistles" kind of camera.
It's a standard and user friendly point and shoot type camera. If thats what you are looking for, this is your product. If you wanna join the paparazzi, keep looking elsewhere but I am sure NIKON can get you covered haha!
I bought this as a replacement. It takes clear as hell photos but isn't one of those you have all the "bells and whistles" kind of camera.
It's a standard and user friendly point and shoot type camera. If thats what you are looking for, this is your product. If you wanna join the paparazzi, keep looking elsewhere but I am sure NIKON can get you covered haha!
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02.01.2014
10/10
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Greatest point and shoot ive ever owned. its hard to use it manually because the image dosnt change on the screen but in automatic its amazing! I take it everywhere!!!
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08.01.2014
10/10
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I use an SLR but needed something quick and easy to use. I got this to add to my bag. I couldn't be more happy for the price
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11.12.2013
8/10
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Nice little camera that is easy to use. As a pro shooter, I appreciate the big screen and the ease of the manual settings. Wish I had gotten it with the Wifi feature but overall very pleased with it.
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11.06.2013
10/10
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I am a photographer. I play with lots of cameras. I was replacing an old Canon Powershot that doesn't except the newer SDHC cards. I also backpack a lot. My pack is a Gregory Baltoro and has hip pockets built in. This camera needed to fit in that small pocket and it does. I just put it through a field test while climbing Mount Shasta. It took a pretty good beating, got wet, and best of all captured some amazing images. So far I've barely scraped the surface on its features. Obviously I wish it would get a better zoom shot. I also take a lot of personal shots of me with my arm outstretched so having the button to one far side versus kind of in the middle would have been great. For what I need it to do it performs. I have others on my list like a few Elphs and I believe the S100 but happy so far.
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09.12.2013
8/10
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Very good prices. Item arrived on time.Updating by UPS did not occur during shipment. BSD Electronics gets 5 Stars.
UPS GETS HALF a star. I would use BSD Electronics again.
UPS GETS HALF a star. I would use BSD Electronics again.
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19.11.2013
10/10
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Super camera! My husband is a photographer and he really liked it! Great low light photos. Crystal clear. Not hard to focus. Only disappointment is it didn't have the easy panoramic setting. You still have to stitch several pictures together.
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28.08.2013
4/10
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I bought this POS with the intention to use while backpacking and climbing. Unfortunately it does not work well in any kind of cold weather or altitude. I've had other Point and Shoot cameras that worked flawlessly in this setting, but not this one. USELESS, the battery exhausts in the slightest cold conditions. I have to keep it warm like the tropics. It also does not shoot RAW mode and the CCD is just as noisy as my older camera. I bought this hopes of a better CCD. Not a great camera as I thought it would be.
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17.11.2013
10/10
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My wife and I are very happy with this camera. It packs a lot of punch and performs extremely well in low light. We also travel with a Canon Rebel T4i EOS, and the compact Nikon compares extremely well at a fraction of the price.
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29.09.2013
10/10
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I did quite a bit of research before finally deciding that this camera would replace my D70s DSLR, and I must say I am so happy with the p310. Amazing point-and-shoot with great manual capabilities. I wanted the ability to have that control without having to carry around a big SLR anymore. Renders beautiful, crisp images with stunning color. Love the 1080hd filming capabilities too.
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16.08.2013
10/10
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I purchased this camera from Cameta Camera and will certainly do business with this company again. The product, although sold as refurbished, appears to be new, with all accessories. I did extensive research on this camera before purchasing, and am anxious to learn all of the features on this camera. The pictures I have taken are great, but have not used the video or other features, since I a still learning.. I plan to take pictures at the golf tournament next week, and will update this review in the future.
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02.10.2013
10/10
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This very competent camera. The viewfinder is the brightest I have ever seen, images are sharp, and automatic white balance is effective in most situations. I especially like the fact that the flash must be manually raised, so that one in never in doubt whether flash is deactivated, and never surprised by unbidden popping up under one's figure.
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13.11.2012
6/10
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Ok, so I spent countless hours comparing the P310 vs. the P300.
I had the P300 for over a year and then lost it in a cab. I was distraught! I loved, loved, loved that camera. When I logged onto Amazon to order it again, they told me there was an updated version, the P310. I started using the camera right away and immediately saw the difference. As other reviews have mentioned, this camera has higher megapixels, but the same sensor size. This causes noise... can someone tell the difference? YES! My favorite part about the P300, was that I could stand on my balcony in Las Vegas and take a crystal clear picture of the strip lit up at night, with no tripod. How many cameras can do that? Well, needless to say, the P310 does not delivery this. With my P300, I was able to point and shoot at night with not a single blur. Skylines, stars, etc, all came out perfect - this is in auto-mode too. With the P310, I rarely have a clear picture. I then adjust to the manual mode with a lot of trouble. I'm sure I could get a tripod and get clear pictures, but who has time for that ALL the time? I don't. I want to point and shoot at night and have it come out perfect.
During the day - the pictures are the same. No clear difference between the two cameras.
Unfortunately for my P310, I did end up going back and buying another P300 as well. I'll keep my P310.. but I'll most likely never use it.
I had the P300 for over a year and then lost it in a cab. I was distraught! I loved, loved, loved that camera. When I logged onto Amazon to order it again, they told me there was an updated version, the P310. I started using the camera right away and immediately saw the difference. As other reviews have mentioned, this camera has higher megapixels, but the same sensor size. This causes noise... can someone tell the difference? YES! My favorite part about the P300, was that I could stand on my balcony in Las Vegas and take a crystal clear picture of the strip lit up at night, with no tripod. How many cameras can do that? Well, needless to say, the P310 does not delivery this. With my P300, I was able to point and shoot at night with not a single blur. Skylines, stars, etc, all came out perfect - this is in auto-mode too. With the P310, I rarely have a clear picture. I then adjust to the manual mode with a lot of trouble. I'm sure I could get a tripod and get clear pictures, but who has time for that ALL the time? I don't. I want to point and shoot at night and have it come out perfect.
During the day - the pictures are the same. No clear difference between the two cameras.
Unfortunately for my P310, I did end up going back and buying another P300 as well. I'll keep my P310.. but I'll most likely never use it.
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