Coolpix S9900by Nikon
PROS
- The Coolpix S9900 comes with a 30x Optical zoom, backed up by Nikon's 'Dynamic Fine Zoom' enhanced digital zoom.
- It has a very effective vibration reduction system to steady long telephoto shots.
- With the 3-inch variable-angle LCD screen, you see the action no matter how you need to position the camera.
CONS
- There is no raw mode for sophisticated editing on a PC afterwards.
- There is no built in or optional viewfinder; all you get is a non-touchscreen LCD.
- While it has a great zoom, you might find that detail is lacking and the image quality leaves a lot of room for improvement.
- LIST PRICE$350
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| Name | Coolpix S9900 | PowerShot SX410 IS | FinePix S9900W | PowerShot SX610 HS |
| Manufacturer | Nikon | Canon | Fujifilm | Canon |
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| List Price | $350 | $280 | $350 | $250 |
Even though it's far from perfect, the S9900 is the camera we'd happily spend our money on. It's a Best Buy.
Even though it's far from perfect, the S9900 is the camera we'd happily spend our money on. It's a Best Buy.
Nikon Coolpix S9900 offers solid zoom in compact package
Nikon Coolpix S9900 offers solid zoom in compact package
Even more packed with technology than its predecessor, the new Coolpix S9900 looks like it would be more at home in Nikon's Performance rang…
Even more packed with technology than its predecessor, the new Coolpix S9900 looks like it would be more at home in Nikon's Performance range.
Combine this with the Wi-Fi, GPS and intuitive and pleasant handling, and you've got a great candidate for your next holiday companion. With…
Combine this with the Wi-Fi, GPS and intuitive and pleasant handling, and you've got a great candidate for your next holiday companion. With regard to picture quality, though, the S9900 is a way behind the competition.
Like the S9700, images don't show as much detail as we would have liked to see, but colour and exposure are both good which should make the …
Like the S9700, images don't show as much detail as we would have liked to see, but colour and exposure are both good which should make the camera ideal for sharing images on social media websites such as Facebook.
Despite its small size and light weight, the S9900 feels solid and well engineered.
Despite its small size and light weight, the S9900 feels solid and well engineered.
Advanced user can also take advantage of Nikon S9900s manual exposure mode. Unfortunately S9900 doesn't have an external flash shoe so you a…
Advanced user can also take advantage of Nikon S9900s manual exposure mode. Unfortunately S9900 doesn't have an external flash shoe so you are limited with the built-in flash.
The zoom range is perfect for wide landscapes and travel shots, as well as portraits and far-off wildlife or outdoor sports. Thankfully, a h…
The zoom range is perfect for wide landscapes and travel shots, as well as portraits and far-off wildlife or outdoor sports. Thankfully, a hybrid system of lens-shift type and electronic Vibration Reduction is included, which will help fight blur from camera shake, for both stills and video.
Our recommended picks in this category: The Nikon Coolpix S9900 ($300) has a 30x zoom and Wi-Fi connectivity, delivered in a compact package
Our recommended picks in this category: The Nikon Coolpix S9900 ($300) has a 30x zoom and Wi-Fi connectivity, delivered in a compact package
The display is very much like that you'll find on Nikon's bridge cameras and you'll also be able to have it facing forward so you can plonk …
The display is very much like that you'll find on Nikon's bridge cameras and you'll also be able to have it facing forward so you can plonk yourself in front of the lens for that ubiquitous selfie.
Nikon's 25-750mm equivalent is a match for the Lumix and Sony models, but my tests show that's it's not quite up to the same quality as the …
Nikon's 25-750mm equivalent is a match for the Lumix and Sony models, but my tests show that's it's not quite up to the same quality as the optics on those models.
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