Coolpix P300: the first compact format Nikon expert slim
Nikon finally has a compact with a thin light-optical and high-end components.
While all brands of cameras have already ultraluminous compact optical, it is only now that Nikon released their first model, the Coolpix P300. Under this name hides a trivial case with a very wide-angle perspective ranging from 24 to 100 mm (ie a zoom of x4.2) opening at F1.8 at wide angle. Unfortunately, the diaphragm closes at F4.9 and 100 mm, an average value.
Backlit CMOS sensor: high ISO and burst
The P300 features a 12.3-megapixel sensor, using the CMOS BSI (illuminated), invented by Sony and offering very good performance in low light. The use of such a sensor is a real plus for image quality, but also for performance: the CMOS technology that enables the P300 to charge up to eight frames per second at full resolution (the pictures are 4000 x 3000 dots).
Full HD screen of 921 000 points
In addition to its performance image, the P300 is capable of recording video in Full HD (1920 x 1080 dots), a skill that is starting to spread to digital cameras high end. Just as the high definition screen of 7.5 inches diagonal, which shows 921,000 points, and were equipped with a technology for adjusting the brightness and an antiglare coating.
SDXC compatible, this compact will be available mid-March 2011 at surprising price of $ 299, a moderate rate when we know that the S90/S95 Canon have each time been introduced into the market at $ 400.
Nikon finally has a compact with a thin light-optical and high-end components.
While all brands of cameras have already ultraluminous compact optical, it is only now that Nikon released their first model, the Coolpix P300. Under this name hides a trivial case with a very wide-angle perspective ranging from 24 to 100 mm (ie a zoom of x4.2) opening at F1.8 at wide angle. Unfortunately, the diaphragm closes at F4.9 and 100 mm, an average value.
Backlit CMOS sensor: high ISO and burst
The P300 features a 12.3-megapixel sensor, using the CMOS BSI (illuminated), invented by Sony and offering very good performance in low light. The use of such a sensor is a real plus for image quality, but also for performance: the CMOS technology that enables the P300 to charge up to eight frames per second at full resolution (the pictures are 4000 x 3000 dots).
Full HD screen of 921 000 points
In addition to its performance image, the P300 is capable of recording video in Full HD (1920 x 1080 dots), a skill that is starting to spread to digital cameras high end. Just as the high definition screen of 7.5 inches diagonal, which shows 921,000 points, and were equipped with a technology for adjusting the brightness and an antiglare coating.
SDXC compatible, this compact will be available mid-March 2011 at surprising price of $ 299, a moderate rate when we know that the S90/S95 Canon have each time been introduced into the market at $ 400.
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