 Nikon Coolpix P510 Review  Nikon's CoolPix P510 gives new meaning to the expression super-zoom camera. Sporting a 42x optical zoom lens ranging from 24mm - 1000mm, they have provided a lens range that outdoes all other compact cameras. Don't worry, this camera is not all lens either, the P510 also features a 16-megapixel Backside Illuminated CMOS imaging sensor, Lens Shift VR Image Stabilization, Built-in GPS, a 921,000-dot Vari-Angle Clear Color Display; and of course full 1080p HD video capture with stereo sound. It is also loaded with fully automatic and full manual modes, along with a slew of great scene modes; like 3D shooting, HDR and Easy Panorama for 180° and 360° seamless images. Making it as easy to use as possible, the Scene Auto Selector and Smart Portrait system make sure that anyone that uses the camera can capture great images... Continue Reading |
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Survey Shows Increased Demand for Cameras with Wi-Fi The last few years have seen quite a bit of evolution in the digital camera space, with smart phone competition really helping to drive innovation; especially in point-n-shoots. Customers are liking the changes, and coming to expect them from their digital cameras. Market Insight Corporation's latest survey revealed... Continue Reading  The 30 Minute Video Capture Limit May Come to an End for Digicams and HD dSLRs Ever wonder why digital cameras have a 30 minute recording limit no matter how large of a memory card you have? Many claim it has to do with the 4GB file size limitations of the FAT32 file system used on most memory cards, overheating from recording for so long, etc. As it turns out, this has to do with the World Trade Organization and, as many things do, taxes...Continue Reading | |
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