MD) CL) NIKON COOLPIX P1 DIGITAL CAM

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nice camera, bought as a gift for my brother the noise was obvious in all shots

I've had the Nikon Coolpix P1 digital camera for more than a year now. This was my first digital camera and I'm considerably satisfied with its performance. Being from Florida, I must mention that my P1 has also stood up well in conditions of rain, wind and fog! The Coolpix P1 has 16 different modes (and further advanced sub-modes!!) for speedy image capture. There is also an AUTO mode with intelligent flash and self-timer options for that quick snap (at 14000ft just before going on your skydive, or for capturing Shamu's nighttime antics :) ) The coolest features of this camera include the brilliant 2.5inch LCD screen, 8MP stunning clarity, In-camera Red-Eye Fix, D-Lighting, and the video capture ability. These features easily compensate for the comparatively lesser optical zoom (the P1 has 3.5x Zoom-Nikkor lens with 4x digizoom). Note that this 3.5x lens is what makes the P1 so compact and small in size. When I opened the package, I was amazed at size of this camera and the ton of features it encased. The P1 has superior video and sound recording capabilities. I've experimented with the panoramic image mode, sports and night modes, and got excellent results. Photos come out clear and crisp, and there is hardly any blurring when the right mode is used. I've had the Wifi setup go smooth and easy, (must mention that being a CS grad helps) and the transfer speed was great. (However, note that using the Wifi excessively depletes the battery fast.) Nikon has several new variants in the Coolpix-P line now. These boast of improved features, like the eVR (Vibration Reduction capability in P3) and improved image quality. However, the P1 has been a steady performer, giving exemplary performance, unmatched image quality and quick point-n-shoot ease of use. 5-STARS!!! Thank you Nikon!! p.s: I recommend getting an extra set of batteries Nikon EN-EL8 Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery for P1, P2, S1 & S3 Digital Cameras and two of those 1Gb high-speed SD cards for long travel. Happy Photographing!

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I picked this camera up at the new lower price ($150 less). For this price the camera is definately worth the money. From a picture taking standpoint the camera is great. 8-Megapixel photos that look great, great flexibility for different sceens and a pretty quick shutter release are the highlights. The camera does have some difficulty focusing in dark situations especially if you have zoomed in and the object is too far away. The only real problem I encountered is setting up the wi-fi feature. I consider myself pretty computer literate, but this stumped me for some time. A call to Nikon was pleasant but a waste of time. The biggest problem you will run into is if you have Firewall-Enabled in XP or XP Pro. You have to look close but on page 136 of the manual there is a little note about Port settings if you use a firewall (and who doesn't?). By the way, the Nikon rep was clueless when I told him it worked with firewall off but wouldn't with firewall on. He basically said, he had no idea and firewalls aren't Nikons specialty. Anyway, the key is to go to security settings, click on Windows Firewall Settings, click "Add Port" and then add UDP port 5353 and click OK. Add another port only this time select TCP port 15740 and click OK. This was VERY POORLY explained in the manual and I couldn't find anything on their website. While just taking pictures the battery life was fine. Using the wi-fi feature really eats up battery life. I would recommend picking up an extra battery (only $17) as a spare for those longer trips. That should give you well over 300 photos. PROS - Great pictures outdoors - Good pictures indoors within the limits of the flash - Large variety of shooting modes and camera control - Simple enough to use as a point-and-shoot - Capable enough for some real creative photography - Pretty quick shutter release time - Very thorough manual (with the exception of wi-fi setup) - Wi-fi transfer of pictures is great (once setup) CONS - Wi-fi setup is difficult - Focus in dark areas is sometimes difficult - Battery life could be better

Bought this camera when it first came out, and it takes pretty good pics, but I have a Mac and Nikon does not keep up the software, including the wireless transfer, with Mac OS (I now use Lion). My next choice for camera will be a Canon, better pic quality and friendlier to Macs.

I had purchase the P1 a year ago. This will be my second digital Nikon and fourth Nikon camera over the years. The pros include great optics, numerous photographic effects, vibration reduction with movie mode, fast recover time with mediocre SD cards Cons which are all minor include, picture dial moves too easily and is bumped easily. Portrait focus is slow and often does not distinguish faces. No viewfinder which renders the camera almost useless in the bright sun with LCD(forcing to take blind shots), WiFi is difficult to set-up. Nikon service on the other hand is pathetic. Yes the camera was dropped and subsequently the shutter button was damaged. That was the only damage to the camera. It still worked fine only every once in a while the button fell off. I sent in the camera in for repair, the estimate was $150.00, half the cost of a camera. This did not even include a new housing. So this is equivalent to purchasing a $20,000 new car and having to pay $10,000 for a new blinker assembly and with depreciation due to better models being worth $12,000.

THIS CAMERA HAS A LARGE, BRIGHT VIEWING SCREEN BUT IT DOES NOT HAVE A VIEWFINDER. I HAVE NEVER USED A CAMERA WITHOUT ONE AND IT IS TAKING ME QUITE SOME TIME TO GET ACCUSTOMED TO COMPOSING A SCENE. ALSO, THE MODE DIAL EASILY ROTATES SO I HAVE TO CHECK ITS SETTING EVERY TIME I TAKE THE CAMERA OUT OF MY POCKET TO SHOOT A PIC. AS A PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER, THIS IS MY "ALWAYS HAVE A CAMERA WITH ME" CAMERA. THE SIZE IS GREAT AND FEELS GOOD TO HOLD; STURDY WELL-BUILT. SOME IMAGES ARE ON MY SITE, BUT MOST ARE TAKEN WITH MY NIKON D70 AND NIKON D200. [...] update: I sold this camera to bro in law. Eventually the lens cap would not fully open when the lens extended. I now have a Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7 for at least 2 years. Great little camera, Leica lens.

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