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Nikon Coolpix 880 3.2MP Digital Camera w/ 2.5x Optical Zoom

Item Overviews With the Coolpix 880, Nikon has taken the 3.3-megapixel CCD and many of the advanced features from its semiprofessional 990 model and put them into a traditional compact point-and-shoot design simple enough for anyone to use.

The Nikkor all-glass lens features a 2.5x optical zoom (equivalent to 38- 95mm on a 35mm camera) with a macro mode that focuses down to 1.6 inches. A 4x digital zoom further increases magnification at lower resolutions. Images are stored on a Type I CompactFlash card (8 MB card included). Maximum image resolution is 2,048 x 1,536 pixels, and an uncompressed TIFF mode is available (remember, however, that uncompressed images are so large that you'll need a bigger memory card to store even one full-resolution uncompressed image).

Though the camera defaults to full-auto point-and-shoot mode, it has a host of manual features for advanced photographers. In addition, Nikon has included 11 special modes in which the camera is automatically programmed with the appropriate settings for specific situations like sunsets, beaches, night portraits, and extreme close-ups. For example, switch the camera to its party/indoor setting, and it will slow down the shutter and use a slow-synch flash with red-eye reduction.

The 880 is Nikon's smallest digital camera, with overall dimensions of only 3.9 by 3 by 2.1 inches, and weighs only 9.7 ounces without a battery.

Power is provided by either a disposable 2CR5 lithium battery (included) or an optional rechargeable lithium-ion battery. For environmental and economic reasons, we strongly recommend getting the rechargeable battery kit for anything more than occasional use.

Image transfer is quick and easy with the included USB cable. If you have an older computer with only a serial port, the Coolpix 880 also supports serial image transfer (though you'll need to purchase the serial cable separately). The camera ships with an impressive software suite that includes Genuine Fractals 2.0 LE for file compression and scaling, Cumulus 5.0 demo for image management, and Great Photo! for image manipulation and correction. Read more Details.

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Nikon Model 25046 (40) Features : 3.3-megapixel CCDNikkor lens with 2.5x optical zoomUses 2CR5 lithium batteries or optional rechargeable lithium-ion batteryCompactFlash storage (8 MB card included)USB and serial connectivity Customer Review : This camera does it all!: I have waited over a year to ultimately buy a digital camera for myself. We use them at work and I have tried any others. Up to now, the image capability has been Ok but not something I want to use for family photos...albums, frames, etc. The Nikon 880 takes a major step in quality. I am not technically capable of describing it, I just know that the results are great. I can now use my digital camera instead of my film-based camera and get the same results for 8x10 and smaller and get all the advantages of digital. The biggest advantage is knowing for sure that I have the shot I want before I go home and find out I missed it. If I don't have it, I can retake it immediately. Its great. Read more. Accessory : Serif PhotoPlus X3 Adobe Photoshop CS4 Upgrade [OLD VERSION] ...

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Best point and shoot money can buy?

Dec 20, 2008 by Guillermo P | Posted in Cameras

Hi, i'm trying to buy a camera...what's the best one, analyzing this at least:
I want at least 4x of zoom
Wide angle: at least 28mm
Sensor size: excellent sensor size (quality is a must)
If no optical viewfinder, the lcd must be seen under the sun.
I've seen some of them like Nikon Coolpix, Canon 880 sd, Sony W170, Canon G10 (this is bigger, but i think still pocketeable).
I'm not interested in manual options, so that's not a plus for me.
But i don't know what is the best of them. "The best for me" is that one that takes pictures without blur, vivid colors, with wide angle, good shots in low light conditions, pocketeable...
Thanks in advance.
What about the Nikon s710?

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I think the best p&s money can buy is Canon G10. It is a camera made specifically to be a pocketable (if you've got large pockets) camera that gets as close to SLR as it gets. It costs almost as much too, and even then it's quality will be miles away from the simplest and cheapest of SLR's.... Because good quality = large sensor+good glass, and large sensor + good glass = large camera size. This is physics, it's laws can hardly be broken by creating a tiny camera with big quality....

Just a thing I have to warn you about - cameras don't take pictures... You, the photographer, take them. Camera is your tool. So if you have no idea what you're doing, you will not be able to take great pictures even with top of the line $6000+ SLR systems.

You don't want manual controls - but manual controls is how you make sure your pictures are crisp, vivid and blur free. Automatic modes don't always know what you are photographing, even with all the big words, like "face detection", and so on - if you want best results, you should get a camera with manual controls and learn how to use them.

This is why the best p&s cameras are loaded with manual controls. Because they are aimed at more serious shooter, who knows a bit more than just pressing a button. So, I'm afraid - you will not be able to get a great p&s without manual controls... And this is a good thing!

LEM.

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