Nikon Digital Camera
Nikon Digital Cameras – Cool(pix) and Functional
Executive Summary about Nikon Digital Camera by Kevin Rockwell
nikon coolpix digital camera
Even though Nikon entered the camera world by 1948, today its digital cameras are well known everywhere. Here is a historical review of Nikon.
Nikon was one of the late starters in the camera world. It took Nikon three years to develop this camera. Nikon wanted to surpass Leica, and its pursuit, it came up with the Nikon SP in 1957. This was considered to be one of the best Nikon cameras available at that time.
With the Nikon F, Nikon managed to surpass Leica and became the market leader in this category.
Then, in the year 1980, Nikon hit another milestone. During the 1990s, Nikon continued to innovate by bringing out better and more advanced SLR cameras. As far as digital cameras were concerned, Nikon entered the digital arena in the year 1997 with the launch of its first digital camera, the COOLPIX100.
Here are the latest cameras by Nikon:
Digital SLR Cameras (D-Series): For advanced, professional users.
Coolpix Cameras: Ranging from 3-5 mega pixels, these are great for everyday users
Nikon Digital Camera D70’s – Does The Grade Up Justify The Upgrade?
Executive Summary about Nikon Digital Camera by Rika Susan
The new D70s has a 2-inch LCD which is slightly larger than the D70’s 1.8-inch screen, but this is not very noticeable.
It retains the same useful manual focus facility where you just grip the focus ring and adjust the focus – even while autofocus is engaged.
As far as image quality is concerned, nothing changes about the excellent quality already achieved by the D70, as the imaging system remains the same. The new camera also retains the 6.1 megapixel resolution of the D70.
More features of the Nikon D70s digital camera:
- The viewfinder of the Nikon D70s has a diopter adjustment for individual differences in vision. To adjust viewfinder focus the diopter control is adjusted up and down until the viewfinder display and focus brackets are in focus.
- The Nikon D70s offers a choice of seven Digital Vari-Program (pre-set) modes. When you select a program the camera’s settings are automatically optimized to suit the selected scene.
- The camera supports JPEG and RAW file formats, and the ISO range is 200-1600.
- Lenses: It accepts interchangeable Nikkor lenses.
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