There are two ways to think about the Nikon P1100. It’s either massive compared to every other camera you’ve likely used - certainly a bridge camera - or it’s tiny considering the fact that it’s ...

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While Nikon cameras have long been my personal go-to solution for video creation as well as still photography, the Nikon Zr is the first real "cinema camera" the brand has produced. The definition of ...

Compact cinema cameras are heating up as Nikon begins to integrate with RED. Compact cinema cameras are heating up as Nikon begins to integrate with RED. Nikon has just unveiled the ZR, its first ...

The P1100's defining feature is its zoom lens, a huge 125x optic that covers the same angle of view as a theoretical 24-3,000mm lens on a full-frame camera. That much zoom power is unheard of in ...

If the camera sounds familiar, the COOLPIX P1100 is basically a rerelease of the seven-year old COOLPIX P1000 with some new bells and whistles. That zoom is still impressive though. The new $1099 ...

PHOTO QUALITY. This 16-megapixel Point-and-shoot camera captured images with merely fair quality. We judged this model very good for outdoor performance, such as shooting landscapes in the daytime; ...

PHOTO QUALITY. This 16-megapixel advanced point-and-shoot camera captured images with good quality. Pictures were sharp, which means you can see most details and subtle patterns in the image. In ...

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The Nikon Coolpix P1000 is all about one thing: giving you the ultimate zoom range in an all-in-one package. And thanks to its truly ridiculous 125x optical zoom, giving you coverage from 24-3000mm, ...

The Nikon Coolpix P950 ($799.95) is the company's second take on an 83x zoom camera. It's got the same basic bones as the first, the P900—the lens, sensor, and design philosophy hasn't changed.