Purchase it on Amazon – (affiliate hyperlink) The Nikon Coolpix P900 has a loopy lengthy zoom that is the equal of a 2000mm lens on a 35mm camera.
VIDEO INDEX:
00:02 – {Hardware} overview
01:48 – Show display screen overview
02:28 – Capabilities and settings overview
04:19 – Zoom demonstration with video
07:06 – Nonetheless picture efficiency and pattern photographs
07:57 – Low mild (3200 ISO) pattern shot
08:08 – Video recording pause characteristic
08:55 – Wifi and cellular app demonstration
11:14 – Conclusion and Closing Ideas
The zoom on this camera is virtually in telescope territory. It is loopy lengthy, and is way past another bridge camera out out there at the moment. The only lens on this camera goes as broad as 24mm too, so it is extremely versatile.
A part of the way it’s capable of get such a lengthy optical zoom is because of its small picture sensor’s crop issue. So the picture high quality is not going to be in the identical league as costlier digital SLR cameras however you’re going to get a far more versatile lens in alternate for that picture high quality hit.
That stated the camera does take some very good, sharp images when the lens will get into its candy spot at round 150-300mm. I’ve some pattern images and movies in my evaluate.
Video high quality is respectable though the zooming does introduce a lot of jitter into the video. It isn’t very easy. Auto-focus is a lot slower than what you may discover on a camcorder. Recordings are restricted to about half-hour in 30 fps mode at 1080, and about half that size in 60 fps mode.
All in all it is a respectable bridge camera that gives a ton of versatility. It is not so good as an SLR however an SLR additionally would not have this vary of zoom.
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