Nikon Coolpix S1000PJ
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16 years ago
Nikon Coolpix S1000pj
As the point-and-shoot digital camera market matures, it seems like flashy, never-before-seen features are what manufacturers are using to make their shooters stand out of the crowded pack.
Pros:
- Built-in projector
- Decent operating speeds
Cons:
- Very expensive
- Subpar feature set for the price
- Soft images
- Some color fringing
- Bulky design
- No lens cover to protect projector window
16 years ago
Nikon Coolpix S1000pj Review
The Nikon Coolpix S1000pj ingeniously crams a camera and a projector into one portable, compact body. But is it any good? The What Digital Camera Nikon S1000pj review…
Pros:
- Projector
- remote control
Cons:
- Light fall off at corners when shooting wide-angle
- ISO 3200-6400 poor quality
- price
16 years ago
Nikon COOLPIX S1000pj Digital Camera Review
It's not often that we at Buy-n-Shoot.com get to splash around phrases such as ‘new invention,' ‘never seen before' and ‘world first' in our camera reviews, but alas, when the Nikon Coolpix S1000pj fell into our hands, we knew that was about change.
16 years ago
Nikon COOLPIX S1000pj Digital Camera Review
Indeed this camera is a novelty in the affirmative sense of the word: it is fresh, interesting and innovative and while consumers will initially be struck by its exciting and previously unseen ability to project images and movies onto flat surfaces, soon after they will realise the camera itself is...
16 years ago
The Nikon S1000pj is a neatly designed pocket compact that manages to pack a 12.1Mp CCD sensor and 5x optical zoom lens inside its body. This lens offers a focus range of 28-140mm in 35mm terms and sits flush to the body, so there's never a chance of it snagging or getting caught when you slip it in...
16 years ago
Nikon Coolpix S1000pj Review
The Nikon Coolpix S1000pj is one of the more unique digital cameras of year 2009. Besides having the 12 megapixel sensor, 5X optical zoom lens and 2.7 inch LCD, along with other bells and whistles like your average point-and-shoot camera, the S1000pj also features a built-in projector.
Pros:
- Fairly good image quality
- on par with much of the competition and few issues, Built-in projector with good performance, 5X optical zoom lens with optical image stabilization, 2.7 inch LCD with decent visibility, Automatic scene selection, elaborate face detection/portrait features and built-in help...
Cons:
- Images look a touch too soft, No HD video recording, So-so battery life for taking pictures
- power-hungry projector will further reduce runtime, On-screen display lacks info about photos both in shooting/playback modes, Lack of manual controls, Limited burst mode
16 years ago
Nikon s1000pj Projector Camera Review
I don't think we've written a single story about the s1000pj without making fun of it somehow , and now I feel bad. Yes, a projector-camera is still a patently ridiculous piece of hardware, but I'm kinda crazy about it.
16 years ago
Nikon Coolpix S1000pj
The Nikon Coolpix S1000pj is the first digital camera to have a built in projector. This gives you the opportunity to show a slideshow of your holiday snaps. It can also be used to good effect at a party too. The projector can work at a maximum distance of 6 and a half feet.
Pros:
- Ease of use - colours - picture quality - projector
Cons:
- Darkness can creep into corners when the lens is zoomed out - loss of picture sharpness in places
16 years ago
Review: Nikon COOLPIX S1000pj
When Nikon released the S1000pj, we were stoked about having a projector grafted to a traditional digital camera. When we put it to the test, the camera did a decent job but was definitely, ahem, outshone by its luminous counterpart.
Pros:
- The projector feature is Yuri Gagarin-stellar
- Pictures were pretty good in most situations without having to adjust a lot of settings
Cons:
- Low-light pictures are a struggle, especially if the ISO has to be raised
- Camera is heavy and bulky
- Novel feature means early adopter price tag
16 years ago
Nikon S1000pj review
Printing, I suppose, is the most obvious option for those looking to build some form of output device into a digital camera, but only because we got used to the idea of Polaroid cameras over the past 60 years.
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