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Скроменый эксперт
11.09.2013
2/10
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The camera battery will not stay charged. Put it into the camera and it looks as if it is fully charged and within 10 photos it dies. I ordered 2 additional batteries and they do the same things. Very disappointed.
Скроменый эксперт
09.07.2013
10/10
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i had the previous model which i just wasnt happy with so reverted to the model before that, then met a fellow traveler who had been given this by friends and loved it - i saw her pictures and decided i needed to get this.......and i am very happy with it - gave my other one to my sister. Would highly recommend it for good quality point-and-shoot with great zoomABC, Boonton, NJ
Скроменый эксперт
19.09.2013
10/10
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always been a Nikon man needed some thing small to travel with and this was the best love it should have thougth about this before
Скроменый эксперт
06.09.2013
10/10
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I upgraded from a Nikon Coolpix 8000; what a difference! I am so happy that I purchased this product! It has many of the "bells and whistles" of much larger cameras!
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15.09.2013
10/10
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Takes great pix and can send wirelessly to phone, computer or iPad. Pictures are beautiful. Love the bright red color.
Скроменый эксперт
26.07.2013
6/10
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Плохо
The camera is great until you reach the time to see the photo quality, compression! the photo quality is compressed, didn't like it at all, why didn't I get me a canon or other brand, the S8400 was better but it had some dirt in the ccd compartment as well, why did I bought this?! crazy!
Скроменый эксперт
08.09.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I'm very happy with this camera. What a zoom! For my casual use I got the best camera for me. the pictures are hi def and so clear.
Скроменый эксперт
22.08.2013
10/10
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Love this camera has the bell & whistles anybody should ever need. Smaller size but takes excellent pictures. Great for people who do not want to carry around a large camera.
Скроменый эксперт
20.06.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I have had the camera for about a month now and I really like the pictures. The only problem is that the cord doesn't work to charge the battery or to connect to the computer. I don't know if I just have a bad cord or there is something wrong with the camera. It doesn't really matter since my computer reads SD cards and I purchased a separate battery charger.
Скроменый эксперт
22.08.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
The camera is excellent but just a tad bigger than I really wanted.I need to add 7 more words in order to post this so this should cover it.
Скроменый эксперт
07.07.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
We have only had this camera for about a month. We took it on vacation and got some really good photos. We are still working out a few of the settings and trying to figure out how to do better pictures in action but all in all a pretty nice camera.
Скроменый эксперт
10.08.2013
6/10
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Плохо
Battery door design is poor focus is not clear not well made I like me poor Coolpix much better. Old is better!
Скроменый эксперт
28.06.2013
4/10
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It does not have the continuous picture feature that is on the S9300. I am going to try it again a few times and may then return it to you for reimbursement.
Скроменый эксперт
21.06.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
Awkward placement of on-off button; slow recovery for follow-up pics, searching for stored images.I do not have six more words.
Скроменый эксперт
29.05.2013
10/10
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I have had an initial look at this camera and already think I am going to really enjoy using it once I have got used to all the features. A great product.
Скроменый эксперт
25.05.2013
10/10
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I love the zoom. Powerful and give detailed pictures.The camera is great and compact. I haven't tried yet the GPS function.
Скроменый эксперт
19.04.2013
10/10
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I love this camera! It is small enough to carry around and it takes great pictures. I have not used the Wi-FI option yet, so I cannot comment on this feature.
Скроменый эксперт
18.04.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
it does what it promises. I just missed the possibility to take panoramic pictures in this model. It would be perfect!
Скроменый эксперт
12.09.2012
10/10
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Супруге в подарок брал. Очень довольна. Качество снимков на хорошем уровне, всё устраивает, аппарат не сложный. И разряда "взял и фотографируй". То, что нужно женщине :)
Скроменый эксперт
12.09.2012
10/10
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Великолепно
Супруге в подарок брал. Очень довольна. Качество снимков на хорошем уровне, всё устраивает, аппарат не сложный. И разряда "взял и фотографируй". То, что нужно женщине :)
Скроменый эксперт
18.03.2013
4/10
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NOTE: My Nikon S9500 fell off of my chair onto the floor at home and immediately broke - the lens would no longer retract. I've dropped Canons and Panasonics a hundred times, observing big dents in the lens barrels and bodies, yet they still worked OK. The Nikon S9500 didn't have a scratch on it, yet malfunctioned anyway. I've heard about this problem with other users, but was surprise at how fragile this camera is. I sent it back to Nikon and they want $150 USD to fix it, so I will have to absorb the $350 loss and let them keep it (no point in paying to fix something that fragile that will just break again).Startup time for the S9500 is about one second, and going from minimum zoom to maximum zoom takes about two seconds. Image quality is OK for a camera with a 1/2.33-type sensor, but certain details like hair, or a bird's feathers in a low-contrast part of the bird's body may be smeared somewhat. This is apparently caused by the noise reduction software in the camera, which can't be turned down or off. Pocket cameras that have much larger sensors (and consequently much less zoom) can often produce a better image with less noise, but you have to give up the long zoom, or put up with a much larger camera.Using the S9500 is easy enough, since the menus and controls are pretty well common to most pocket cameras these days. I especially like the separate video button, which has saved me from a lot of missed opportunities. There are a few nitpicks I have with the S9500: I would like to have Spot Focus as an option on the menu, and I would like to have the option to adjust the amount of noise reduction, in case I wanted to do noise reduction on the computer with extra software.Shooting still photos are not much of a problem in good light, because the shutter speed will be high enough and the image stabilizer will help out. If you use a tripod, or place the camera on a solid object so that there is no camera movement at all, you have to remember to turn the image stabilizer off or the images taken will not be sharp and clear. Many of the comments I've seen about blurry images on this type of camera could be due to using the camera on a tripod or placing it on a firm surface, and forgetting to turn the image stabilizer off. Then of course, you have to remember to turn it back on.The S9500's long 550mm effective zoom (focal length) is the key feature here, and even very expensive cameras cannot match the S9500's image quality with subjects such as small birds at a distance, unless those expensive cameras also have a long focal length lens - nearly as long as the S9500 in any case. Where the S9500 differs most from expensive cameras with large sensors (DSLRs mostly) is in wide angle photos, where the lens is zoomed all the way out (i.e. 25mm effective focal length, with the zoom lever pushed toward the 'W' position). Wide angle photos of landscapes, especially with foliage, will show a great deal of smearing. Wide angle photos of large groups of people will show smearing and digital 'Artifacts' on people's faces when the image is viewed at full size on a computer or printed. A camera such as the Nikon Coolpix 'A' will do a much better job with wide angle photos because its sensor is about 15 times larger.Battery life with the S9500 is rated about average for a pocket camera, which I find is good enough for about three hours of use in the local parks, shooting 100 to 300 photos. How many photos you get on a battery charge depends on how many you shoot close together. If you have the camera on most of the time and keep it activated, and take very few shots, the battery will still run down in a few hours due to the LCD screen, to the image stabilizer, and other electronic features that are active when the camera is active. If you don't want to run out of power when you're out shooting photos, you should get a second battery (never, ever get anything except a genuine Nikon battery) and make sure both are charged up before heading out.
Скроменый эксперт
18.05.2013
2/10
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In the couple of weeks I've had the camera, I've really enjoyed it. In good light, it takes great pictures with vibrant colors and the flash works very well. The menu system is well designed which provides easy access to all of the camera's functions. I especially like the GPS features and panorama and 3D modes. Of course, the 22x zoom is great.One big problem however is the cameras operation in even moderately low light situations. There are times when it refuses to focus even in normal indoor lighting especially when the zoom is being used. This prevents even taking a flash photo. It's especially frustrating since it seems to start out with a good focus and then veers away from it when it locks in. I'm hoping this is just a bug that could be fixed in firmware. My son's camera from a competitor works perfectly every time in identical situations.The omission of an AC adaptor that allows operation of the camera (in addition to charging) is baffling. The cumbersome battery substitute adaptor is a poor alternative to this obvious feature. Not a deal breaker though.Most importantly, certain basic functions are missing from the firmware. It's as if a marketing guy told the engineers to get rid of every extra item that could confuse a user rather than sensibly tucking them away into a separate area for when the user gains more experience. Here is a list of seemingly simple changes that I hope find their way into a firmware update before I have to decide whether to return the camera:1. Get rid of the GPS log warning when powering down or at least let the user dismiss it. Waiting 10 seconds before you can put it back in your pocket gets annoying very quickly.2. Provide basic shutter and aperture priority modes. The camera often makes wrong decisions, especially in dim light, and this would provide a fallback.3. Provide additional focus modes for infinity (without having to be limited to a landscape scene) and maybe a distance focus control for situations where the automatic modes don't work. This may not be necessary if the engineers can get the low light focusing to work properly.4. Allow control over how long the preview shows after taking a picture.5. Allow edited images (zoomed, softened, etc) to be transferred via wifi. The instructions don't say they can't be transferred but they are disabled with an X through them on my iPhone with the Nikon app.6. Allow full res images to be transferred to a smart phone via wifi.There are probably more missing basic features but these are the ones I noticed right away. The first three especially are reason enough to return the camera if they are not fixed. It would be a shame for such a great camera to be hobbled by substandard firmware. Since I generally enjoy using the camera, I really hope Nikon is listening and has the technical skills to fix the problems.
Скроменый эксперт
24.03.2013
8/10
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Хорошо
I will probably update after more use (especially in low light situations), but so far this camera is great for what I will use it for. I love concerts so that is my main point of having a camera and then for family/friend get togethers. I love the zoom on this camera and the many functions it comes with. I can easily and quickly touch up photos right on the camera, which is a great function. The GPS is there too, if needed, but I haven't really had the need to test that out. It powers on quick, there are several settings to choose from, the look and feel of the camera is great! I'm not too fond of where the flash is because I always end up putting my finger there to take a picture and have to remove it for the flash to come up, but that's just a habit I'll have to start putting my finger elsewhere!I originally went in to buy the Nikon P510 because I heard that was great in low light and has amazing zoom, but it was just too big for me at this time. Maybe down the road I'll go toward that size, but it's not for me right now and was informed the S9500 had really good zoom and low light qualities as well.Two reasons for the 4 stars are:You have to charge the battery IN the camera. The camera doesn't come with an external battery charger. I had to buy an external charger (another $20) that plugs directly into the wall without the cord to charge the battery outside of the camera. Nikon does sell an external batter charger for this but it's a charger that has a 4 ft cord that plugs into the wall case that came with the camera, again, not very functional unless you don't mind a long cord to charge your battery. The cord for me would have sufficed if I couldn't find a different charger, but I did. This comes in a few days so if it works, great! If not, then I will go back and get the corded charger.The second reason is the WiFi. Not a deal breaker for me, but it seems to be a bit finicky and doesn't stay connected very long. The app needed for the WiFi isn't the greatest and the functions are very limited and you will need to set the settings on your camera to where they need to be before connecting WiFi because once WiFi is on, you cannot change settings on your camera (unless I'm missing something), only through your phone and those functions are limited to zooming in and out and is not quick at all. It also took me some time to get the WiFi to connect, but I think this was because the instructions on it weren't the clearest.Overall, great camera for what I will use it for and the WiFi and battery aren't deal breakers for me. I will update later once I put it to test in a concert setting.Update 4/28/13: I took this camera to a concert last night and was rather impressed. It took great pictures in the low light and the zoom is awesome! I didn't zoom to the fullest as it wasn't needed, but am impressed. And my battery was hardly used at all and I took about 100 pictures within a matter of a few hours.
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29.07.2013
10/10
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I had the S9100 camera, and this one is even better. Easy enough to use for a complete noob, but with enough features that a somewhat advanced hobbiest can play with a lot of functionality.My level is wanting a great shot (often from a great distance) without having to carry around a giant bag of lenses and such.We took our S9100 on vacation to Alaska, and all the people with their $1000+ cameras were getting no better shots than we were, and we didn't have to change lenses, so didn't miss shots up-close or far-distant. In addition, we got HD video of the trip as good as fancy video cams! (Just remember to change the video focus mode to continuous so that you can zoom in and out while taking video and the focus will adjust as you zoom.) The dedicated video record button is a huge bonus, because it means you don't have to switch modes or dials or menu options to go straight from snapping a photo to recording a video. We caught wildlife views that no one else could by one quick button press to record video.The S9500 is all this and more, with GPS tagging and increased Zoom to 22x.Bonus for me is that it takes the same EN-EL12 batteries as my S9100 took, so the extra batteries that I have fit it perfectly.My recommendation... get this camera... Get the Square Trade Accident Protection Plan purchase about 6 extra EN-EL12 batteries get a Universal Digital Camera Charger for Li-Ion Batteries (charges many types of camera batteries with a wall plug and car plug included) get 5 to 10 SDHC 8gb (or 16gb) "Class 10" (this allows high speed video to record longer) cards a good quick access camera case and "GGS Optical Glass LCD Screen Protector 3 inches for Digital Cameras" to protect the LCDSo what happened to my S9100? It slipped out of my hand and hit the pavement on the only unprotected corner that my camera case didn't cover. After getting a refund because they couldn't fix it from a big-box electronics store (after almost a year of them having my camera), I chose Amazon to buy the S9500 because the Square Trade Accident plan would have had my camera back or money to me in a very short time, and the Accident plan is much better than I could find anywhere else.
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