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Photographers seeking high performance with a long zoom in a compact body now have the ideal camera with Nikon's unew P90. As part of the flagship Performance Series of Coolpix cameras, the P90 offers new features that include a 24x Optical Zoom, a new 3.0-inch vari-angle LCD monitor with tilt function and anti-reflection coating; and 15 frame-per-second (fps)* high-speed capability (up to 45 frames). The P90 is the ideal photographic tool for photo enthusiasts, travel photographers and consumers with more advanced photography skills. The P90 blends the best of the digital compact and D-SLR camera worlds, allowing more advanced users to really stretch their photographic capabilities.
The key to the versatility of the P90 is its 24x Optical Wide Angle Zoom-NIKKOR ED Glass Lens. This lens offers unbeatable compositional freedom, with its wide angle (26mm) to super telephoto coverage (624mm). The broad range lets consumers capture a variety of shots and scenes, ranging from sweeping landscapes to close-up action shots taking place on a sports field.
- 12.1 Megapixels for stunning prints as large as 20 x 30 inches. This is plenty of sharp resolution to capture the finest details, crop creatively and produce incredible enlargements.
- Amazing 24x Optical Wide-Angle (26-624mm) Zoom-NIKKOR ED Glass Lens - quality optics provide exceptional images. The lens is built on a proud heritage of producing precision camera optics that deliver superb color and razor-sharp results. This amazing lens offers unbeatable compositional freedom with its wide-angle (26mm) to super telephoto coverage (624mm). Sweeping landscapes can be captured as well as zoomed-in close-ups of the action taking place on the baseball or soccer field!
- Huge, Bright 3.0-inch Vari-Angle High-Resolution LCD and Electronic Viewfinder makes it easy to compose and share your pictures with family and friends. The vari-angle LCD will tilt and rotate out on a 90-degree angle enabling you to get those hig
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Technical Details
- 12.1-megapixel resolution for photo-quality prints up to 16 x 20 inches
- 24x optical wide-angle (35mm equivalent focal length: 26-624mm) Zoom-Nikkor ED glass lens
- 3.0-inch Vari-Angle LCD and Electronic Viewfinder
- Nikon's Smart Portrait System; Red-eye Fix, Face Priority AE and more
- Capture images to SD/SDHC memory cards (not included)
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2010-04-09
By bouledoux
I've owned a number of cameras, film and digital, including a Nikon D50. I also have a Sony A350. Both of the aforementioned cameras do great pictures but they are bulky and they are heavy with lens attachments that do anything close to what this compact outfit does. I walk a lot about lakes where thee are a variety of Eagles, Ospreys, hawks, and water fowl. I can whip out my P90, and fill a frame with an eagle on a limb and freeze it. I've decided to make the P90 my main "carry along" camera for my walks where I might see a bird or animal I want to capture. I highly recommend it. One thing I was caught off guard by is that it uses the newer HC SD cards, which won't work in the Nikon D50 and may not work in older memory card readers either. I found that out quickly trying to import pictures into my computer to edit. Get a new SD card reader when you buy the camera. The camera also does NOT come with a memory card, I assume to hold down the buying price. A 2 GB card is plenty of capacity. Why buy a 4 GB or higher when your battery capacity won't begin to fill it.
2010-04-08
By Tuyen Tran (New Orleans, LA)
I've had the camera for a few months now. Took the camera out on 3 occasions. Once downtown to test drive the camera. Loved the 24x zoom. Stood on the 16th floor of the hotel and took shots of downtown New Orleans. Picture quality was awesome. Second test drive was to my daughters fashion show. The outdoor shots were amazing. Indoor during the fashion show was horrible. Not sure if it was me, but I couldn't get any of the settings to give me a decent shot. Let me state this, I am a novice photographer at best. I'm sure skills may play a major role here. The third test was taking the camera to Disney World. Again, the zoom and tilt screen came in really handing when trying to get a good shot of the characters during the parade. I was able to raise the camera above the crowds and just tilt down to aim my shots. The zoom switch was great for one hand handling. The auto focus or anti-shaking function (whatever it's called) saves the day. Having said all that, I always returned the camera to the carrying case when it wasn't in use which made it a bit of a hassle to try to snap something when I was on the rides. Only 2 stars for portability. Think I'll have to invest in a point and shoot pocket size cam. So, long story short. I highly recommend this camera.
2010-04-05
By Doris mac Donnell (Florida USA)
Over all, I am very pleased; but am disappointed with the clarity of long range shots. at full 24 X or close, the focus is not that good.
2010-03-19
By Geo (RUSHVILLE, IN, US)
This is the best camera I have ever had. Easy to use. Once you read the manual, it is amazing the things this little guy can do. A WINNER!!!!!
2010-03-17
By Julie Hockensmith
Why have manual functions if they create terrible photos? I am an avid photographer and have used the comparable Canon SX10IS for years. It has taken some amazing photos all over the world. The photo quality of this Nikon does not even come close to being comparable to it yet the cost and size of both cameras are. I wanted to upgrade so I decided to try this Nikon since I am still not wanting to go SLR and because it has seemingly better specs (i.e. 12MP, a longer Optical zoom, bigger LCD, and a greater focal length range). Do not be fooled!! This means nothing to the actual picture quality. I returned this right away and bought the newer version of my old Canon - the SX20IS. Perhaps you can get decent pictures using Auto on the Nikon, but don't waste your money when there are plenty of cheaper and SMALLER Point-and-Shoot cameras that take the same quality of pictures (if not better). Also, when using manual settings there is no preview in the display so you have to guess (much like most SLRs). If you're looking for something in between a P&S and an SLR (meaning both good auto and good manual functions), then buy the Canon SX20IS!! You will in no way be disappointed!! With this Nikon, you will only waste your money!
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