Typical price: £240
What is it: Low-cost 10-megapixel superzoom with 15x zoom
What we think: Good camera that's undermined by ill-judged cost-cutting and feature limitations
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 19 March 2009
Tags: Nikon, Nikon Coolpix L100, tripod, LCD, camera
We like:
Good lens quality; simple operation; good all-round responsiveness; impressive AA battery life
We don't like:
No manual ISO adjustment; LCD looks yellowish in some conditions
CNET UK judgement:
The Nikon Coolpix L100's lack of manual ISO adjustment spoils what is otherwise a rather good low-cost superzoom. We also wish Nikon had spent slightly more money on the LCD. The L100 shows a lot of promise, but it's not there yet
Full review:
If you're ready to step up to a superzoom but balk at the cost, Nikon's budget Coolpix L100 could be the answer. At around £240, it's hardly cheap, but it'll cost you a good deal less than the top-end Coolpix P90 and other premium superzooms, and the 15x zoom and 10-megapixel sensor aren't bad. Continue Reading...
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