- 8.1-megapixel resolution for stunning prints as large as 16 x 20 inches
- 3x optical zoom; Electronic VR image stabilization
- 2.5-inch, high-resolution LCD
- In-Camera Red-Eye Fix; enhanced Face-Priority AF automatically focuses on up to 12 faces
- Capture images to SD memory card (not included)
Product Description
Nikon Coolpix S210 is an ultra-slim 8 megapixel camera that combines elegant-looks, intuitive operation and stunning performance. Electronic Vibration Reduction and high ISO light sensitivity produce excellent results in all conditions. Nikon’s EXPEED image processing concept delivers all-round high performance and enables superb, natural-looking images. The large 2.5-inch LCD monitor features an anti-reflection coating to make it easy to shoot and share the results… More >>
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ITS REALLY LIGHT TAKES GREAT PICTURES HAS GREAT FEATURES YOU SHOULD BUY THIS BETTER THEN ANY CAMERA I SEEN IN MY LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!
Rating: 55 / 5
This compact, stylish digital camera packs a punch in technology and features not expected in such an affordable option, particularly from a name brand like Nikon. Bravo… terrific value.
Rating: 55 / 5
What more can I say. It was a birthday present for my thirteenth birthday, hence I am over 13.
I love my camera. It is beautiful, functional, and colorful, just like Kate Moss.
Michelle
Rating: 55 / 5
very nice camera but i haven’t used that one still i bought it for giving a gift to my family
Rating: 35 / 5
I received my Coolpix L18 as a birthday gift. For photos, I’d give it only 2 stars. For video, considering what the camera is (a portable webcam), I’d give it 4 stars… Hence the 3 star rating.
For a camera primarily designed for still pictures, the Coolpix camera does a decent job with video. If you’re a video blogger, or just want something small that can fit in your pocket, then the Coolpix camera might be for you.
HOWEVER, if you’re taking photos of anything other than stationary objects, you will find this camera to be quite frustrating. There is a shutter lag of nearly two seconds, which is plenty of time for a moving object to leave the field of the viewfinder or change to an undesirable position. I had hoped that disabling the flash (to get rid of the pre-flash) would eliminate this problem, and while there is a slight decrease in the delay, it’s not enough to make a big difference.
In addition, there are problems with the auto-focus. It has some nice functions for focusing on faces, but if you like to take close-ups (as I do with my nature photography… with flowers and butterflies), you can expect your subject to be completely fuzzy and out of focus. This is also a problem in low-light conditions with photos that aren’t close-up.
Sure, this camera can take some decent pictures, but if you want to take pictures at sporting events, animals, low light conditions and close-ups, DON’T GET THIS CAMERA!!! You will only develop a lot of frustration.
Rating: 35 / 5