Imaging resource have published a review of the Nikon Coolpix L4, an easy to use point and shoot camera with 4 megapixels resolution, a 3 times optical zoom lens and a 2″ LCD.

The review conclusion:
“The Nikon Coolpix L4 is a mixed bag with enough good qualities to warrant a modest recommendation, but with the qualification that you only expect 4×6 images out of it, 5×7 max. If that’s all you ever print, you should be reasonably happy with the L4 in daylight or close-range flash conditions indoors.”

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CNet have reviewed the Nikon D80 digital SLR camera. The Nikon D80 is one of the major announcements in the dSLR market this year. With a recommended retail price of just under $1000 (body only) it is aggressively priced and sits between the Nikon D70 and the professional D200. The D80 offers 10.2 megapixels resolution, a 2.5 inch display and has a continuous shooting mode of up to 3 frames per second.

With a review rating of 8 out of 10, the Nikon D80 is an “excellent” camera.
The review results:
“The good: Excellent color rendition and noise levels; large feature set; highly customizable; lightning-fast performance.

The bad: Full raw editor costs extra; flash sync of 1/200 second.

The bottom line: Nikon scores big with the D80, its new 10-megapixel, sub-$1,000 dSLR.”

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Ephotozine have reviewed the Nikon D80 dSLR camera. The Nikon D80 complements the dSLR range and sits between the Nikon D70 and the professional Nikon D200. Well priced, the Nikon D80 is equipped with a 10.2 megapixel image sensor, a 2.5 inch LCD screen and can capture up to 3 frames per second.

The review impression:
“Like the D100-200 upgrade before it, this upgrade from the D70 to D80 is a worthwhile step up, both in ability and performance. The jump in pixel count and autofocus ability alone warrants the change, but there are literally dozens of other tweaks as you delve further into the menus. The price also seems to be pitched about right, although market forces will soon see it settle into a slightly lower slot, which is all good news. Highly recommended.”

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Nikonians have posted a review of the Nikon D80 dSLR camera. The aggressively priced Nikon D80 is equipped with a 10.2 megapixel image sensor, a 2.5 inch display and has a continuous shooting mode of up to 3 frames per second.

Their impression:
“In short - it’s a mixed bag of goodies. A lot will appeal to the prosumer, and a lot will also appeal to the first-time DSLR buyer or upsell customer. […] Nikon has again raised the bar for DSLRs in this range.”

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The Nikon Coolpix L3 digital camera has been reviewed at imaging resource. The Nikon Coolpix L3 is an entry level point and shoot camera with 5 megapixels resolution, a 3 times optical zoom and a 2 inch LCD display.

The review results:
“As a basic snapshooter, the L3 performed well, capturing sharp images with a good dynamic range and punchy color. […]
The camera is a bit on the slow side, however, lagging behind some of its competitors in shot to shot speed and overall shutter response. […]
So overall the Nikon Coolpix L3 is a mixed bag with enough good qualities to warrant a modest recommendation, but enough cons to keep it off the Dave’s Picks list.”

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Imaging resource have managed to get their hands on one of the new Nikon D80 digital SLR cameras. The Nikon D80 is one of the major announcements in the dSLR market this year. With a recommended retail price of just under $1000 (body only) it is aggressively priced and sits between the Nikon D70 and the professional D200. The D80 offers 10.2 megapixels resolution, a 2.5 inch display and has a continuous shooting mode of up to 3 frames per second.

The findings so far:
“In the back-and-forth battle between the two giants, Nikon has once again thrown down the gauntlet to Canon, with an exceptionally capable camera (sporting an unusually capable kit lens as well), at a very aggressive price. […] It seems safe to say that the Nikon D80 is going to be one of the more significant camera announcements of 2006.”

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A review of the Nikon Coolpix P3 digital camera is available at cameras.co.uk. The Nikon Coolpix P3 is a compact digital camera with 8.1 megapixel resolution, a 3.5 times optical zoom and a large 2.5 inch LCD display. It also offers interesting features, such as WiFi wireless network connection and image stabilization.

The review result:
“The Nikon Coolpix P3 is a good, solid offering. It takes a decent picture and in terms of megapixels has a plenty of power for making large prints. WiFi can come in useful, but it is not necessarily a feature that everyone will want to take advantage of.”

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A review of the Nikon CoolPix P4 digital camera is available at Digital Trends. The Coolpix P4 offers 8.1 megapixel resolution, a 3.5 times optical zoom and a 2.5 inch display, and is equipped with image stabilization to minimize the effects of camera shake.

The reviewer’s opinion:
“Although the Coolpix P4 has its flaws—uneven focusing, noise at high ISOs and a funky control layout—you could do a lot worse for an 8MP primarily point-and-shoot digicam. Picture quality–for the most part–was quite good and you’d be pleased with the results. The P4 is not the fastest camera on the block so keep that in mind especially if shooting soccer or football games will be part of your repertoire. But you will get optical image stabilization, Nikon’s D-Lighting and a raft of Scene modes.[…]”

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TrustedReviews have tested the Nikon Coolpix L4, a point and shoot entry level camera with 4 megapixels resolution, a 3 times optical zoom and a 2 inch display.

The verdict of the camera test:
“It’s hard to imagine a better camera at the price. For under £100 you can get a well made, easy to use 3x zoom ultra-compact with good picture quality, a useful range of modes and options, and the prestigious Nikon name. If you’re looking for a gift, a starter camera or something to take on holiday, you won’t find much better.”

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Imaging resource has tested the Nikon Coolpix L2,

Here are some of the review impressions:
“For an entry-level camera, the Nikon Coolpix L2 has a lot going for it, including a generous 6-megapixel CCD sensor, a sharp 3x Nikkor optical zoom and improved overall ergonomics, making it the slimmest and best looking digital camera I’ve seen that takes AA batteries. […] While automatic controls were impressive, there’s very little manual override on the Nikon Coolpix L2, particularly relating to ISO light sensitivity adjustment.”

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