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андрей Бруховецкий
21.01.2010
10/10
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- + очень много для аппарата такого класса.а вспышка-просто песня!
- - если сильно высадить батареи объектив может не спрятаться.на задней панели при нажатиях позвякивает курсор(иногда).
соотношение цена-качество-лучше быть не может...
glycogen
26.07.2009
10/10
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- + Удобный захват, прорезиненная рукоядка=) Разнообразие настроек, всевозможные виды ручных и авто(незнаю кому еще что нужно), отличное качество снимков(опять же при правельной настройке), доступная цена, приятный внешний вид!...
p.zaza
14.07.2009
10/10
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- + обычная мыльница,красочные фотки,есть настройки,очень удобно держать в руке!!!почти нет шумов(ещё плохо разобралась с функциями, возможно...
se1409
16.07.2009
10/10
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- + 2-е пальчиковые батарейки,удобно держать в руке,при съёмке видео работает зум,есть ручные настройки.если придраться-то...
T-Machine
03.03.2009
10/10
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- + Фотоаппарат для тех, кто хочет получить качественные снимки, но не хочет разбираться в километрах настроек. Да и цена более чем доступная.
- - Не очень удобно, что приходится каждый раз снимать аккумулятор для подзарядки. Чтобы скачать фотографии на компьютер также приходится включать фотоаппарат или пользоваться кардридером. Документация...
zinkov ROma
24.06.2009
10/10
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- + хорошо держит черный.
насыщенные цвета.
самый лучший вариант в своей категории - - чуть дороже от конкурентов но оно...
Хэст Александр
23.02.2009
8/10
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Хорошо
- + 1.Компактный,всегда со мной.
2.Наличие видоискателя,нет проблем при съемке в солнечный день.
3.Работа от аккумуляторов или батареек типа АА,нет проблем с зарядкой.Батарейки продаются на каждом шагу.
4.Качество снимков(для мыльницы такого класса)просто отличное.Nikon,он и в Африке Nikon.
5.Очень "умная" вспышка.Практически...
Скроменый эксперт
21.04.2009
8/10
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Хорошо
- + Хороший, удобный фотоаппарат. Наличие батареек AA =) Снимки нормальные.
- - Практически нет. В моем только...
Скроменый эксперт
14.04.2009
8/10
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Хорошо
- + Компактный, легкий, все необходимые функции имеются.Снимки достойного качества.
- - за эту цену можно и ни...
Промысловская Ксения
29.01.2009
10/10
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- + Огромное количество ручных настроек. Превосходная цветопередача. Четкие и яркие фотографии. Аккомулятора...
Tut Yana
16.09.2008
8/10
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Хорошо
- + все снимки отличного качества.
- - не хватает ручных настроек
Игорь Володин
28.06.2019
10/10
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Великолепно
Отличная модель
- + Неплохой мегазум.
А главное с геотегами. Фотографии теперь сами раскладываются по карте (panoramio). Удобно "вспоминать" где что снял (точные координаты GPS, а не...
Любовь
31.03.2021
10/10
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Отличная модель
- + Купили в 2014 и до сих пор работает. Куда только его не брала с собой.
- - Разве что вес фотоаппарата, но...
Юрий Б.
27.06.2020
10/10
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Отличная модель
- + Удобно лежит в руке, быстро фокусируется, качество фотографий отличное, много функции, можно фотографировать не только в автоматическом режиме, но и самому выставлять...
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01.02.2014
8/10
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I got this camera shortly after Thanksgiving 2013 after deciding that I wanted to further increase my skill set in photography. After I pretty much drove my Kodak EasyShare M893 into the ground over three years of use (June 2008-July 2011) and 10,000+ pictures, I got the Nikon Coolpix S9100 in September 2011. Although I still use the S9100 as my general-use camera having taken more than 4,500 pictures since purchasing it, the P520 has now become the third camera I've owned since 2008. It's a well-built, high quality camera with a lot of good features that will produce some stunning pictures under the correct conditions. I have yet to test it to its full extent since at the time of writing this review it's really cold here in southern Minnesota, and I don't dare expose this thing to temperatures of -15!Some positives about the P520:* Indoor pictures turn out great, but you need to know when to use the flash, and when you can compensate using exposure compensation. As an example, I took a really good shot of my family over the Christmas holiday, and although it was slightly overexposed, the lighting conditions inside the residence where the picture was shot was actually relatively dark. Flash and the AF assist light on the front of the camera were important for allowing the shot to come out correctly. During the day, if you're planning to shoot indoors, use the Best Shot Selector (BSS) continuous shooting capability to get the most crisp shots you can.* The number of different image resolutions is excellent for being able to take shots with many different aspect ratios (4:3, 16:9, 3:2, 1:1, etc). Overall, the camera's image resolutions tend to favor 4:3 ratios (for standard-resolution monitors), but I still have two options for taking pictures that will fit my 16:9 widescreen monitor at home perfectly (1920x1080 @ 2MP or 4864x2736 @ 13MP).* Really like to have the power to experiment with aperture priority, shutter priority, and program modes. For an amateur photographer like myself who likes to snap a lot of pictures on campouts with the Boy Scout troop I'm in, this is really a good way to see what settings work best when conditions change frequently.* The way that you can hold the camera just like a regular DSLR is awesome! It's just one way to add to the experience of owning this piece of machinery.* Having the LCD screen tilt and rotate is nice when you need to get the camera into an awkward position or other location where taking a picture would otherwise be inconvenient. You can definitely take some good selfies with this camera! I haven't used the viewfinder enough to know if it's of any practical use since the regular LCD screen is of such high quality (921K dots), but I can say that it's hard to look through it since it really forces me to squint out of one eye pretty tightly. It's uncomfortable at times.Some negatives about the P520:* Would like to see some improvements to the menu system. I think that the reactivity to selecting menu options is nice with the command dial, but using the multi selector dial to select options seems to be a little slower compared to how my S9100 would be able to just breeze through them all.* Yes, the auto focus issue is certainly something worth mentioning here, but that's just something I've learned to deal with even on my S9100. I'm used to it being slow sometimes.* The Nikon-branded case that comes with this camera (if you purchase this as a "kit" instead of just the boxed package) is indeed too small. You won't be able to fit the camera in there unless you cram it. The strap just ends up making an already tight fit worse. As mentioned in the "Photographer's Guide to the Nikon Coolpix P520" book (which I also highly recommend purchasing), you can get the Lowepro Rezo 100 AW camera bag, and this will come with a rain shield which can be draped over the inside of the bag to provide better protection from the elements when necessary.Other thoughts:* Some reviews state that you absolutely have to take the lens cap off before powering on the camera to prevent the lens zoom motors from grinding and generating an error. This is not true -- if you turn on the camera accidentally without remembering to take off the lens cap, it does nothing to hurt the camera in any way since the lens cap would be attached to the lens and not the body. But you will see a very black-colored display if you do end up forgetting to take it off!* Be sure to buy an external EN-EL5 battery charger and spare batteries for this camera. As you normally have to leave the battery in the camera to charge it, I don't know if I would trust leaving a camera as expensive as this unattended (for me at summer camp, this is a high possibility, so the purchase of an external charger was an absolute must).Considering all of these points, my final verdict has to be that this camera has very good potential for becoming the best camera I've owned yet, but I have to test it further to try out all of its built-in fea
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27.01.2014
10/10
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So my wife told me a few weeks back she wanted to get a more real camera. Neither of us is a photographer, we have no real interest in photography. She wanted it so she can take pictures of the kid, and the pets, and our activities in higher quality and resolution than her cell phone or our cheap point and shoot cameras could offer. More to the point, when she has them printed out professionally, she wants them to look nice -not pixely or distorted.THE SEARCH BEGINSSo costco has the nikon DSLR's. I have a photographer friend who bought one and has had good results using it and says it's a real good value. It's also $1000. That's a bit excessive for us, as we wouldn't know where to even begin with such a camera. There's also higher-end point and shoot cameras, which are probably pretty good as the MP's of them have really risen in the past few years. However, the problem is they don't zoom, or don't zoom very far. And once you use the digital zoom feature, your resolution goes downhill in a hurry and you generally lose image stabilization, so taking a non-blurry picture becomes nigh-impossible.Actually didn't know about this line of cameras at all. I typed in "digital camera" into amazon's search engine and started browsing. Didn't get very far, so I decided I'd look at nikon's offerings as I owned a higher end film nikon back in the day and my friend uses nikon exclusively. This camera's lower end version was on the first page of "nikon digital camera", and after looking at the different options I settled for this one.THE CAMERA:The device itself is impressive. It's not as big as a DSLR, most notably it doesn't have a giant honking disconnectable lens hanging off the front of it. What is present is the HUGE built in auto-zoom lens, the flip around screen, and the selector wheel. I love that the wheel is made of actual steel (or I presume steel) and the edges are coarse so it's easy to use in your fingers. Each selection has a very positive detente, so there's no question about what setting it's on and it definitely does NOT feel cheap. The flip around screen is large and has good resolution. I'm not really sure why it flips around, and if I ever find a use for that feature I'll update this review. The body is weighty, but not super heavy and feels good in your hands and overall has a real good look to it.THE ZOOM:It has a little selector on the lens body which puts it into manual mode which is a real nice feature. I've yet to use it, but if I was more of a pro photographer I could see needing it for faster action shots at a distance. The zoom on this camera is impressive. I'm so glad I purchased the higher end version with the big zoom as you can really take distance pictures easily.THE VIDEO:It really amazes me that I can own a device for a reasonable sum of money which takes this good of video and pictures at the same time. The video is great, there's no other way to put it. I don't feel like I've settled for a combo device which does nothing well. This camera seems to do it all well. The audio isn't the best-best, but it's infinitely better than a cell phone video which is all we require from it.THE FEATURES:Read the manual, it has them in spades. Honestly, I've yet to use even half of them. But for taking quality pictures and videos, and a great zoom feature this camera seems to do no wrong. Also, it's worth mentioning that you can't use filters with this camera as it's presently configured. However the lens is somewhat threaded and they sell adapters that allow you to use filters. Honestly, I don't have any expertise in that department so I don't know if I'll ever do that.SUMMARY:This camera is more than enough for your average picture taker. My friend toyed around with it for a bit, and his thoughts were that if I ever get bored with this camera a proper DSLR will be the next step, but for my uses it's so far beyond adequate it's unlikely. I'm very pleased with this purchase and so far have not had any issues with it's usage.
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25.09.2013
8/10
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I was in the market for a new digital camera and started out looking at entry level SLR's but after reading great reviews about the Canon Rebel T3i, I got to thinking about searching for camera that have some of the benefits but that are present in a mega zoom camera. My last three camera's are all Panasonic Lumix's and I was looking there but did not see the sense in going from a 20 optical zoom to a 24. So I narrowed it down to the Canon Sx50 based on reviews and youtube videos.Well after doing my diligent research on the web, starting here of course, I always go into local stores and test drive these babies to see how I feel about it, and although the Canon is a great camera, it's not like I really needed a new camera, I just wanted one. I stumbled into HHGregg and while looking, I noticed the Nikon and thought.... thats a real low price for that type of camera.It looks a lot like the Canon with the pivoting swing out LCD screen but it was priced like $160 less than it sells for. Someone had mis-priced it on the floor. I had not heard of the camera before and knew nothing about it. So once the manager agreed to sell it to me for the incorrect price, I got comfortable, whipped out my cell phone and came here and started reading reviews. YES, I still needed to do my research. I purchased the camera! Here is my take after having it for a couple of days:Pros:- Great pics- Has wi-fi enabled feature (that's next for me to try out once I get the adapter) It only works on Apple and Android phones I have read.- Has GPS (although I opted not to turn that on to save battery life, but I guess I should test it)- Great feel with the rubber handle grip. I found it very sturdy.- I love the LCD flip out monitor. You can do so many things with it, and it's only available in a few models in this price range.- Similar to the Canon Sx50 but cheaperCons:- It is not a out the box point n shoot camera. I had to tweak it in the "P" mode and selected AF-F (Full-time AF) to get clearer pics on zoom (Thx for great customer service Nikon)- It makes more noise when engaging the zoom than I like. I was told by CS to return it for an exchange and I plan to do that tomorrow. However, I'm not sure if this is just the way they are. Will see....- It is not a clear shot camera, you will need to wait a sec for it to autofocus which can cost you quick shots in a pinch or pics maybe being fuzzy.That being said, it is still a great camera, especially since I got it new at such a reduced amount due to in-store pricing error. I didn't want to pay the $450 in the store for the Canon and with the mispriced Nikon since I did not have to. It does not have the same extended zoom as the Canon camera but long is never enough, if you can get longer I guess. (Amazon.com sells the Canon for $369 right now. )I've taken some really awesome pics both indoors and outside, but price being equal, I would suggest the Canon Sx50 at $369 here on Amazon because I think it takes better pics without the tinkering and has more versatility with a better zoom,( has a horse shoe and it takes pics in Raw. Not that I would actually use those features).Finally, shop around if paying more is going bug you when you find out later. Right now here on Amazon the Nikon sells for $376.P.S. I don't know if anyone has tried the Eye-Fi wireless sd cards, this might work in the Canon, which would bridge that whole wireless feature gap.SD Card Tip: if you have a SD card laying around the house, do yourself a favor and Format it before you use it. When I put my old SanDiskHC 4 GB size card into the Nikon it showed that I only could take 91 pics before formatting, then after formatting it, it went up to like 3,000 or something. LolThese are the SD cards Nikon recommends SD memory card--- SDHC memory card 2--- SDXC memory card 3 SanDisk 2 GB 1 /4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB /64 GB, 128 GB TOSHIBA 2 GB 1 /4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB /64 GB Panasonic /2 GB 1 4 GB, 8 GB,16 /GB, 32 GB 64 GB Lexar -- /4 GB, 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB /64GB, 128GB
Скроменый эксперт
20.08.2013
10/10
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Did a lot of research and read reviews as well as YouTube about this camera. Mostly very good comments.Now that I have used this camera for a couple weeks I can say that I made a good decision in purchasing it.I get all the manual control that I had on my old SLR camera,but with this camera it is a lot easier to use and do the the manual settings that I like.One feature I wished it had is Stop Down Metering, I have found no camera of this type that offers this feature either so I didn't mark it down for this.My pictures are very good and the video (which was not the reason I bought this camera) works great even at max zoom of 1000mm which allowed me to get fantastic videos at a recent outdoor concert, as long as I had good lighting the focusing worked great and was pretty fast.The zoom works good and very smooth, the VR (Vibration Reduction) works way better than I imagined at the long Zoom range.I have read some folks wished there was a button to switch between the EVF and the main viewing screen but I like the fact that when I fold the large view screen flat in it's storage area the EVF comes on automatically and when I unfold the large viewing screen it comes on automatically so I have no extra buttons to push.I was concerned about the focusing of this camera as some have mentioned in that it sometimes will not focus sharply.Now that I have this camera and am using it I have found that if I press down the shutter quickly I will sometimes get out of focus photos, but when I press the shutter button part way down (or maybe slowly) the camera has more time to get the correct focus?I have found this seems to be the best method for sharp photos and I have not had any problems since.The Nikon P520 menu system only took me about an hour to make all the settings that I prefer to use which I felt was very easy.Most of all I really like the looks of this camera, it feels great in my hands, very comfortable and not too heavy.The battery last longer than what I was expecting even with using fill flash for many of my sunny outdoor photos, so I can't complain about the battery life.Comes with everything needed to copy photos from the camera to the PC and charging the battery.Same cord that I use to charge the camera battery also copies the photos to the PC as you can remove the AC connector and use the USB end to connect to the PC.The only gripe I have is that there are no threads in the lens barrel to attach a filter to protect the lens glass, for a camera of this type that should be a no brainer.I have ordered a slip on adapter kit for this camera that is threaded at one end for adding filters (the kit also comes with 3 filters), I will see how this works and report on this later.All in all I am enjoying taking photos with this camera, I find myself looking for any reason to go out picture taking, this camera is really fun and I highly recommend it. The price was very fair on Amazon.UPDATE ON THE LENS ADAPTER.I received the lens adapter with 3 filters and one of them being a polarizing filter.The adapter is a hard plastic and slips over the outside of the camera lens barrel, fits nice and tight.There is a small recess in the adapter so that it will only let you push the adapter on to the camera lens just a 1/4 inch so this is really nice and very easy to put on the camera lens, feels very snug and firm.The adapter is threaded on one end where you would screw on the filters, this feels really secure and works well.So I can say that I'm very happy with the lens adapter and the filters it comes with. So far so good.
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19.04.2013
8/10
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Review of Nikon Coolpix P520 by Nat NapoletanoEverything is relative so I will be comparing Nikon's Coolpix P250 to its main competitor the Canon SX50 (they sell for the same price).WHAT NIKON DID RIGHT:Under ideal conditions, the 18.1 megapixel Nikon creates images with higher resolution than the Canon. My images shot at a resolution chart showed that the Nikon had a real resolution of about 12 megapixels (18.1 advertized) and the cannon resolved about 9 megapixels (12 advertized). But under actual conditions, in daylight, they both perform about the same because the Canon has a much better lens. When zoomed or at in high contrast situations, the Nikon makes larger files that are not as clear and sharp as the Canon and have some purple fringing around the edges when blown up.The image sensor in the Nikon is a newer technology and really does perform much better in low light.Nikon has a timer feature that I have found on no other camera. You can set it up to start snapping pictures every 30 seconds, or 1 minute or 5 minutes. This is very cool, you can set it on a tripod and take nature shots all night waiting for a deer to come eat your corn, or you can put together a time laps movie from the frames, or set it up to catch violators in the act. The possibilities are huge! Other cameras, including the Canon, won't do this. (and it would have been so easy in their software)The viewing screen is big and bright. The best I've seen and much better than the Canon.Nikon has a built in GPS. I didn't test it; I'll never use it. Canon doesn't have this feature.WHAT NIKON DID WRONG:The Nikon has focus problems when using the self timer and in movie mode. If you start the movie recording, and then step in front of the camera, it mostly focuses on the back wall and your face is fuzzy. The camera never seems to recover. This is very bad (come on Nikon). I have tried every combination of focus modes. Face detect doesn't seem to work after the movie is recording. I never had a camera this bad. You are forced to use manual focus. This problem does not affect traditional movie recording, focus works fine when you are behind the camera shooting a subject in front of you.In order to use Nikon's electronic viewfinder, you need to fold and tuck the flip out screen. This is a big nuisance on a sunny day going back and forth. Every other camera in the world changes displays using the display button; the Canon does. (and it would have been so easy to implement in Nikon's software, the button is already there)The Nikon camera feels cheap. The lens rattles (but doesn't exhibit any problems) and the flip screen doesn't lock in place. The Canon feels solid as a rock.The charging system that ships with the Nikon uses a cable that charges the battery in the camera. This is a nuisance and I don't need another charging unit with a cord to get tangled in the drawer. So you have to fork out another $30 or$ 40 for a charger and spare battery. The Canon ships with a nice charger that plugs into the wall and holds the battery.All outdoor images are slightly overexposed. This can be corrected by bumping down the aperture 2 stops when shooting, but what was Nikon thinking. The Canon is right on the mark.WHAT CANON DID RIGHT:The Canon super zoom is much more powerful, 50X vs 42X. The Canon lens is truly remarkable. You can photograph the moons of Jupiter on a clear night. I tested it next to the Nikon on distant road signs and you could read text from a mile away using the Canon. There was no comparison. The Nikon doesn't have the range and the image was a little fuzzy at the longest extent compared Canon's superior optics.
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24.02.2014
6/10
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You can tell that Nikon is really trying these days. Back in the mid-2000's when the Digital Rebel was kicking up it's heels it seems Nikon had no clue on how to compete in the lower end of the digital market. Today things are different. I had a few Panansonic FZ cameras but abandoned them when the UI was getting long in the tooth and Panasonic was distracted. I've since moved onto M 4/3 cameras and am generally happy. Except when I need some lens reach.So I'm shopping around again. I think Nikon is really trying in this compact segment of the market. The P510 had alot going for it. (The P510 was the breakthrough camera. The P520 is more treading water and has some issues that make the P520 a misstep (battery life, focus hunting for most of the long range, etc.) So my experience is one of shopping for a travel zoom and I've been doing a lot of research and putting hands on these cameras before purchase. The IQ of the P510/P520 is really good for the compact segment. The body design overall is nice. The menu system is adequate. However, personally, I really like the experience of a viewfinder. A viewfinder really can put you into the scene and really concentrate on composition. It is quite important.The problem is that the viewfinder on the P510/P520 is tiny. I could not believe how small it was. I felt like I was looking through the window of a very small fairy house. It is not a usable viewfinder. In fact it's almost like not having a viewfinder at all. Note to camera makers: *** 201,000 dot EVF is a joke *** .I don't know if Canon and Nikon and the rest realized this. But the market is ripe for a small camera with a good sized viewfinder for $300 price point. The Canon SX500/510 is a terrific sized small camera. If you put a solid EVF on that kind of platform sales would go through the roof. Stop playing the megapixel wars (this is happening now with settling back to 12-16 MP), stop the hyper zoom wars (50x is just silly), settle on quality, not just specs, and put a blessed viewfinder that is really good (1,440,000-dot) on a small body of decent zoom (max 24x to 30x) and watch a stellar hit in the making.I've decided to get a Fujifilm FinePix HS50EXR 16MP Digital Camera with 3-Inch LCD (Black) to quench my long lens urges.
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09.12.2013
10/10
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Ill start by saying I really dont know much about Cameras. Im just the average Husband whos Wife has been saying for the last couple years that she would love a new Camera. So this Christmas Ive decided to take the jump and buy her this Nikon P520. Now I sat here like most of you are doing reading reviews and after about an hour I realized I still didnt know anything. It seems like a good Camera but then there are the bad reviews also. So I decided to contact an Old Friend that I hadnt spoken to in years who actually is a pretty well knowledged person at one of the Top Camera Companies that you see all the time. After sending him the link to this camera we went back and forth and he explained all the bells and whistles that this Camera had and also explained the pros and cons. What I came to realize after a couple days and alot of emails was I still really didnt know much about this Camera. So I left him with 2 last questions. 1) Is this Camera worth the money and 2) Is this Camera a Camera that you yourself with all your Camera Knowledge would actually purchase and enjoy. His answer to both of those questions was a very strong YES. Now thats what I needed. I just wanted to hear from someone who knew all the bells and whistles that it would be a Camera he would trust to take the pictures of his life. So I bought this Camera and without going on and on anymore then I already have I can tell you it was the best decision Ive made in a long time. Of course I gave it to her early so by Christmas we would know what we were doing. The pictures are Vivid and Vibrant. 2 words Ive never used in my life. Its easy enough to use for a guy like me but at the same time is capable of keeping the avid photographer happy with all the things its capable of doing. So after all this I would say yes, buy this Camera. We havent had one issue with it at all and it really seems like we made a good choice. Hope this helps the average Camera Buyer a little more then all the other head spinning reviews I sat and read for Hours.
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31.12.2013
2/10
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Why in the world would I want to buy something else from an order that was dreadfully botched up. on 12/29/30 I ordered this Nikon CoolPix P520 and compact bag. On 12/30/13 my credit card contained charges for 2 cameras (ordered 1), 2 bags (ordered1)and a 16 gig memory card (did not order) for a total of $784.16 when the total was $383.50. Now I have to return the oneextra camera that I got yesterday 12/30/13 at my inconvenience, and then when I get the second package, this evening or January 2, 2014, with the other camera bag and memory card, which I didn't order, I will have to againre-box the items and return them, after trying to find the right label for the right order to print and attach and then deliver to UPS. On top of that I have to monitor my credit card to make sure thr correctrefund is made or protest the wrong posting ifthat is not done. All very time consuming with no real live person to talk to and understand my frustration.I have been a loyal Amazon customer despite your order botching and trickery in getting Washingto State residents to pay sales tas, regardless of where the merchandise is actually shipped from, taking your price right out of competiveness in my just buying these things from the store, without any such frustration or delays that I am experiencing, and then ending up paying more money for and gas money and time trying to straighten out.I guess you are too big to be concerned about one single very unhappy customer, but please do note thatI do have a very large following on my writing sites as well as some inside communication ability with some of the executives there.I would be greatly appreciative if you could do something about this problem. Thank you for trying to save a good customer. Bill Cottringer
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13.05.2014
2/10
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I purchased this camera from EPICDEALS. It was listed as new. When the camera arrived it was packaged in a generic white box with a poor quality lazer printed label glued to the box that depicted the camera and some Nikon graphics. The only reason to not include the factory box is because the item is either counterfeit or refurbished. I sent them EPICDEALS an e-mail and this is the response:"we sell new camera in bulk pack that's way they are in whit box and how we can sell them ata lower price if you do not like it and want to send it back we can send you out a USPS lable and we will pay to get the camera back but the camera in new in white box thats how we can get it at a lower price and please let us know what you wold like us to do to keep you happy with us"Obviously, not a reputable dealer. This reminds me of the spam/scam e-mails from the Nigerian prince who attempts to defraud you from an internet cafe several thousand miles away. Amazon claims to care and protect the consumers who use their website. Ceasing to do business with EPICDEALS would be prudent business practice. I'm not sure I trust Amazon after this transaction and doubt I will utilize their website again.
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08.02.2014
6/10
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Плохо
I like taking pictures but am no expert. I am still debating whether to keep this camera. I have had it for about 3 months.The camera just seems slow - whether it is powering up or focusing. I know I should not expecting miracle with a bridge camera but I have missed some nice shots. My old Canon S3 (which is quite a few years old) does not seem to be much slower. Worse - sometimes nothing happens when I push the shutter button on the P520 - it seems to be hung up on focusing or something.The bright side is the pictures are beautiful. I am especially impressed by the low-light performance. Battery life is OK - I have the GPS turned off and use the viewfinder.I did have 2 or 3 freezes in the last 2 weeks. Basically, the camera became unresponsive to anything. I had to pull the battery out to reset it. I don't feel it is a hardware problem - it seems like a software timing thing. Once it was in the middle of shooting a video (and the memory card was still pretty empty). It seems others have reported this too. (I bought this camera in November 2013 so it probably has newer versions of any software.) Obviously not good for a camera to do this. Luckily, the memory card remained intact (i.e. not corrupted by the problem and my solution(.One thing that really bugs me is I can't figure out how to disable the automatic displaying on the viewfinder of the picture I just took. There is got to be a way to disable that, right?
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