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- 10.1-megapixel resolution, large 1/1.7-inch CCD sensor
- 7.1x Wide-Angle Nikkor ED Optical Zoom Glass Lens; 3-inch Ultra-High Resolution (921,000-dot) Clear Color Display
- HD (720p) movie with stereo, mic input jack and HDMI output
- Dial controls for key functions including ISO, white balance, bracketing, exposure compensation and more
- Capture images and video to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included), battery charger is included.
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Nikon P7000 literally a joy to use! : Nikon Coolpix P7000 10.1 MP Digital Camera with 7.1x Wide Zoom-Nikkor ED Lens and 3-Inch LCD
I've been waiting for a camera like this from Nikon for years and was about to go for the Canon G11 when the P7000 (and G12) came out. The specs were exactly what I'd wanted - a lower pixel count with higher Iso, larger, higher res screen than the P6000 with faster Raw processing and a greater range in the lens. I looked at the G12 but decided on the Nikon and I'm glad I did.
I shoot a D700, but wanted something I can take anywhere and I've just been blown away with the P7000. The controls take a itsybitsy getting used to if you are familiar with the Nikon Dslr range, but Iso, Qual, Wb setup are approximately the same and you get three practice settings U1, U2 and U3 where you can save tasteless configurations such as low light (as the auto Iso ranges from 100-200, 100-400 and 100-1600 so it is a good idea ifyou use low light and want 3200 or Hi1 to set this up as a U setting rather than changing the Iso - I setup mine as U3). You can also reprogram 3 of the accepted buttons to shortcuts and there is a MyMenu which is literally hand for ordinarily used settings.
Manual is a bit fiddly as the +/- sensor is a bit slow and too small to use dynamically as the light meter setting shows up yellow on white (not much contrast) whereas the gap ,break and Shutter priority are as fast as they are on a Dslr and are literally clear. One literally nice highlight is the real time histogram, if you use histograms this will save you a lot of time and missed shots as you can see your shot will be over or under range before you shoot - but then the matrix sensor is pretty hard to fool. I'm not a fan of bracketing, why not get the shot right first time around, but if you are a bracketing fan this too works well on the P7000 and can be setup on another U for when you want to make doubly sure you get the shot.
Image quality is marvelous for a point and shoot like this, even at full visual zoom it will literally make me think twice when travelling as to whether to lug your Dslr.
There is plentifulness of distortion in the lens, but not involved and literally corrected in Photoshop (not sure if Nx2 does this automatically as with the D700).
I've no idea why Nikon bothered with the flash hot shoe, if you stick a flash on it you may as well use your Dslr and with the low light handling and Vr of the P7000 as well as a steady hand you can take superb low light shots, and the itsybitsy inbuilt flash more than suffices when high Iso's are not enough.
One thing I love is the view finder. I'm happy to use the screen to take a shot but in daylight you are often guessing at what you are shooting and the viewfinder provides an pretty good alternative. An literal, Dslr viewfinder it isn't, but it zooms as the lens zooms and it is literal, sufficient to get the shot. Apparently it is an 80% viewfinder, I think that is an average as it seemed to vary over the range but you do get used to it pretty quickly, especially with the P7000's zoom stops.
All in all the P7000 is just superb. I'm glad I waited and at 85% of the weight of the G12, longer zoom (the lens is rated slower at 5.6 vs 4.5 with the G12, but then the P700 runs to 200mm whereas the G12 is 140mm - they are probably similar at colse to 140mm).
I'm sure Nikon will have a good model in 2 years, but at this stage I can't even fantasize what would entice me to buy it as the P7000 has it all.
Thank you Nikon and well done.
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