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Nikon Coolpix L1 6.2MP Digital Camera with 5x Optical Zoom (Black) Reviews.

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excellent pictures just need to outfit it right, April 10, 2006
Reviewer: Scott A. Gallaher
Excellent pictures, easy, intuitive interface, and a great 5X zoom that really makes the difference compared to 3X or even 3.5X are all the things I really like about this camera. There are some negative reviews on this product but I would counter with this: accept the fact that AA Lithiums are the only way to go and spring for a solid, dependable, ultra-high speed SD card and you'll be fine and happy. The LCD screen is the view finder and I have no problems with it-- I live in Phoenix and it is very, very, bright here to say the least. I have taken over 200 pictures with the camera on one set of batteries, so far, and it's been four days since I've had the camera. I use the Energizer Lithium AA's (are there any others?). For an SD card I use the SanDisk Ultra II 1 Gig (currently like $50 on Amazon) and the card is significantly faster than the Lexar I bought at Sam's. Yes, with the flash, you still have to wait-- but the faster the memory, the less you will have to wait. Without the flash, even on the 6mp + setting, it still only takes a second or two to write to the card. I like the fact that the

camera has a tiny bit of bulk to it making it more "grippy" for my hands. Using AA's for me is great because I really hope to do a lot of travelling and hiking and I know that I can pack one pair of spare AA lithium batteris that weigh nothing and be fine for a whole week of solid picture-taking. I also know what can happen on 100 foot escparments and accidents with a $1000 digital SLR, so given the current street price, the outstanding quality of the pictures, the street price, the zoom, the street price, and the fact that I use the camera for travel, this camera was a great buy for me. Also, I think the shortcomings are manageable, in my opinion. What are they? Lithium batteries are the most expensive kind so if you plan on using the camera 24X7 365 days a year, then probably you should look at a different kind of power supply! The camera doesn't offer the sheer speed of an SLR in picture capture, so if you are going to be bouncing around in a jeep on an African safari, then you might want to go with an SLR or Nikon's P3 or P4 with "vibration reduction." But for me, I bought this camera for five things: 5X digital zoom, great pictures, SD card memory-type, double AA battery power, and ease of use.

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Great pictures but lacks viewfinder, April 4, 2006
Reviewer: D. Rawlins "MacDuff" (Pittsburgh, PA) - See all my reviews

This camera takes incredible pictures and is easy to use. However, it lacks a viewfinder. The only way to compose pictures is with the built-in screen. This is OK indoors, but practically worthless outdoors. Moderate sunshine makes it very hard to see the image before you shoot. You'll need a hat to cover your eye AND the screen to have any success at all.

But for the price- a good deal.
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Great camera, February 24, 2006
Reviewer: Soundcraft
I got this camera for Decembaer last year as a gift for myself, and i'm very please with what i got.

the camera is very user friendly, actualy i forst bought a Sony DSC-S90 but when i met at a firends hose for dineer at night with my wife and we took some pics, me with my Sony and my friend with his Nikon 4600, the results spoke for themselve, his photos where more bright and accurate in the same conditions than mine, and i took the same picture with both cameras, making use of the same "ignorance / knowledge" in this matter of digital photography and the results with the Nikon overuled the Sony. For this reason mainly i decided the next bussines day go back to the store and change the Sony for a Nikon and i bought the Coolpix L1. i have taken very nice pictures in all posible conditions, at the beach, sunsets, indoors, outdoors, at night, noon, etc and all great.

read the manual in order to take the best out of this camera, but if you don't read it, still will get nice pics.

the only thing i regret is the lack of a AF light, which definitly would make AF in low light easyer and faster, other than that, very nice
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I should've listened to the other reviewers, February 18, 2006
Reviewer: J. Nahmias (Boston, MA)

I was wooed by the report of 6MP/5x zoom/2.5 LCD screen.
But the awful AutoFocus makes this a semi-expensive piece of junk.
Go with an Olympus.
I wish I had.
Even my bosses, with a 3MP Olympus, take better pictures.
Thanks to this camera, my trip to Europe will be remembered as "slightly blurry".

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LOVE this camera., February 5, 2006
Reviewer: J. dean

I love all the things you can do with this camera. Regardless of a couple of reviews it is very user friendly, caught on right away. I looked at several cameras and this was the easiest to use and the quality is great.

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Great things come in small packages, January 31, 2006
Reviewer: S. Paczosa
This is a good buy. It takes great pictures for me and I'm no photographer. 6.2MP is more than enough to get nice sharp photos. The colors are brilliant when pictures are taken outside. I bought a 1GB memory stick and it holds almost 400 pictures. The video it takes is surprisingly good compared to other digital cameras I have had. It could take about a half hour of video on a 1GB memory stick. I did have some troubles uploading the pictures to my macintosh computer. Had to diddle with some of the interface settings until it worked. I was able to use iPhoto (mac photo software) to store my photos from this camera. I had a Cannon Powershot before this camera and I think this camera takes much nicer pictures. They aren't as grainy. I'm very satisfied.
BATTERIES: Buy rechargeable batteries. You should definitely use rechargeable batteries for any digital camera. I can get over a hundred photos out of 2 rechargeable batteries. It takes very little time to recharge them and It'll save you money, too.
INSTRUCTIONS: Read all the instructions that come with the camera. Everything everyone has complained about can be fixed by reading the instructions.

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