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November 2008
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The editors liked
Geotagging features are relatively easy to use
Two user-defined modes
Zippy performance
Use of LAN port to transfer images intuitively
Professional design.
The editors didn't like
Took several long tries to get a GPS lock
RAW image supported only by Nikons ViewNX software
Image quality is acceptable but not impressive for a shooter in this class.
Abstract: DSLR camera owners have a lot to be happy about when it comes to pure camera performance, but lets face it — the size does get restrictive on many occasions. Really, do you want to be the guy with the bulky camera at family dinners or the guy who can...
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Published: 2008-10-06, Author: Leonard , review by: asia.cnet.com
Geotagging features are relatively easy to use; two user-defined modes; zippy performance; use of LAN port to transfer images intuitively; professional design.
Took several long tries to get a GPS lock; RAW image supported only by Nikons ViewNX software; image quality is acceptable but not impressive for a shooter in this class.
So when it turns its hand to a high-end compact to rival Canon's PowerShot G10, we should all sit up and take notice.They're both aimed at keen photo enthusiasts and share similar though not identical specifications. The G10 is fat, heavy and slightly ...
While the main camera features work as well as can be expected, with a heavy price tag, the value of the seemingly unreliable geo-tagging feature and unnecessary ethernet option are questionable. You can buy the Nikon Coolpix P6000 for a little less i...
Abstract: Nikon have been enjoying a lot of success recently across their entire range of DSLR cameras, from the entry-level D60, through the mid-range D90 and D300, all the way up to the professional D700 and D3. They really do seem to have turned the tables ...
Abstract: The P6000, like Canons G10, is aimed at photography enthusiasts who want something small and light for times when an SLR isnt appropriate. It looks suitably classy, feels durable and has a rubber handgrip that fits snugly in the hand. A command di...
Abstract: Nikon’s eagerly awaited CoolPix P6000 is the replacement to the maker’s P5000 and its P5100 upgrade. Like those earlier offerings, the 13.5 million-pixel P6000 is pitched unashamedly at the high end, but it’s a market that has been dominated by arch-ri...
Build and handling, low ISO image quality, easy to use, image stabilisation
Basic optical viewfinder, intermittent GPS, high ISO image noise, price
The Nikon Coolpix P6000 is the top of the proverbial tree in terms of Coolpix models and boasts some very cool kit indeed. It’s great to use and has impressive performance at the core and is well worth considering even if it is a bit pricey at £430...
Builtin GPS, 4x stabilized optical zoom, with good wide angle, Excellent images up to 400 ISO, Powerful flash, 2 cm macro mode
GPS receiver not sensitive enougha, Noise handling could be better, Slow, especially in RAW mode, Ethernet connection only works with Nikon system, Low battery life (around 200 photos)
