The new Nikon Coolpix P6000 professional compact digital camera is the most fully-featured model in Nikion’s Coolpix range of compact digital cameras. Aimed at the keen enthusiast photographer, who wants a high quality digital camera, but not the size of their larger DSLR.
A great feature of the Nikon P6000 is it’s GPS Geo-tag, which uses GPS to automatically graphically tag and store the location of the photo taken.
Key Features
- 13.5 Megapixels
- EXPEED Image Processing
- 4x Wide Angle Optical Zoom
- NIKKOR ED Glass Lens
- 2.7-inch High Resolution LCD
- COOLPIX RAW mode
- Height: 2.6″, Width: 4.2″, Depth: 1.7″
- Optical View Finder
- Optical VR Image Stabilization
- COOLPIX RAW mode
- GPS (Geo-Tag)
- Up To ISO 6400
- High Quality Movies
- 8.5 oz. (240g)
Reviews
The Nikon Coolpix P6000 is their best attempt yet at a compact camera that’s good enough for a pro photographer, but ultimately it has a few serious flaws that means it falls short. In terms of design, the P6000 is a delight to use, with most of the control offered by a consumer DSLR in a more manageable, portable form. The Nikon Coolpix P6000 is a good camera in its own right, but doesn’t quite cut the mustard when compared to its main rivals, the Canon PowerShot G10 and Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3.
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or a pro-level shooter, the P6000’s pictures are only acceptable, but not impressive. The low ISO sensitivity shots were comparable only to midrange point-and-shoots and, compared with Panasonic’s high-end equivalent, the Lumix DMC-LX3. The Nikon Coolpix P6000 will probably be suitable for the tech-savvy or frequent traveler who needs to identify where he took certain shots. But if image quality is your main consideration, you might have to think twice about the P6000.
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