Price range: £307.98
What is it: High-end 13.5-megapixel compact for enthusiasts
What we think: The P6000 looks great on paper but has too many weak points
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 20 November 2008
Tags: Nikon, Nikon Coolpix P6000, Wi-Fi, paper, shutter speed
We like:
4x wideangle zoom; PASM exposure modes; vibration reduction
We don't like:
Noise reduction; poor optical viewfinder; sluggish responses
CNET UK judgement:
For a compact, the P6000 is pretty good, but if you buy it thinking it's going to match a dSLR you're going to be disappointed. The responses aren't as fast, the viewing system is inferior and the control layout is less efficient. And you can get this level of picture quality without spending anywhere near this amount of cash
Full review:
Digital SLRs may be the big sellers in the enthusiasts' market, but there's still a lot to be said for well-specified compacts. In fact, Nikon's £350 13.5-megapixel P6000 looks so good you might wonder whether you need a digital SLR at all. It even includes GPS and networking. Continue Reading...
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