Nikon Coolpix P7700
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13 years ago
Though it comes with hefty price tag, P7700 demands attention from the consumers for its awesome DSLR like features. Also, the camera has been perfectly designed to give competition to the rivals like Canon PowerShot G15 and Samsung EX2F.
Pros:
- Available with good grip
- Excellent LCD screen
- Effective Distortion Control feature
- Snappy performance
- Light in weight
- Well built
Cons:
- Auto AF area is not always that intuitive
- High-speed burst just limited to 5 shots
- No optical viewfinder
- In-built GPS not available
- At highest zoom
- images get blurred
13 years ago
Nikon Coolpix P7700 Review
, gone is the optical viewfinder, but instead Nikon say this new model is smaller (slightly) than the
Pros:
- Bright f/2.0 to f/4.0 lens
- Most optical zoom in a serious compact
- 2 year warranty
- Large strap included
- 3inch swivel screen
- Easy panoramics
- Low noise
Cons:
- Scroll wheels still just zoom in / out in playback mode (like predecessor
- Lacks optical viewfinder of predecessor
- Doesn't remember self-timer setting
- Can't be switched on with screen closed
13 years ago
Nikon are finally matching the competition with this camera.
Nikon have been trying to master their top of the range 'P' series camera to compete with Canon's G-Series cameras for a while now and they were getting there with the last effort (the P7100 which I own). Their most recent model is this P7700.
13 years ago
Nikon Coolpix P7700
The Nikon Coolpix P7700 is a relatively thick and heavy compact camera, measuring 118.5 x 72.5 x 50.4 mm and weighing 392g including the battery and memory card, closely resembling the popular Canon Powershot G-series in terms of both dimensions and weight.
13 years ago
Nikon Coolpix P7700
Great handling and excellent image quality, but some performance aspects disappoint.
Pros:
- Overall image quality
- Excellent LCD screen
- Lightweight yet well built
- Effective Distortion Control feature
Cons:
- Raw write times slow down operation
- Auto AF area not always that intuitive
13 years ago
Nikon Coolpix P7700 review
The Nikon P7700 looks and performs every part the high-end camera; it's far better in almost every area than its predecessor, although the lack of a viewfinder (or ability to add one that works in conjunction with the zoom) is perplexing.
Pros:
- Multiple controls
- 28-200mm f/2.0-4.0 lens range and brightness
- sharp images
- decent image quality from the latest sensor
- fast autofocus
- design and performance improvements beyond predecessor
- vari-angle screen mount
- Nikon CLS for controlling one Speedlite off camera (at up to 1/2000th sec
Cons:
- No viewfinder
- chunky design won't suit all
- bokeh effect in conjunction with overexposure
- freeze out after burst shooting raw files
- price considering the competition
- white balance can be inconsistent
13 years ago
Nikon P7700
Nikon's P series of compact cameras are the company's answer to the ever popular Canon G series, such as the G12 and new Canon G15 .
Pros:
- Good design
- Manual control
- Control dials and customisable buttons
Cons:
- Slow shot-to-shot times
- Not a touchscreen
- Noisy at high ISOs
13 years ago
Nikon's P series of compact cameras are the company's answer to the ever popular Canon G series, such as the G12 and new Canon G15
13 years ago
The Canon Powershot G15 is a well-refined product and a joy to use. It is very quick and responsive in operation, built like a tank and offers the most external controls in its class.
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