Nikon Coolpix L10 Reviewed

One of the great things about Nikon is that they make it easy for you to enjoy a very high quality camera that gets the job done for little money. If you’re looking for a basic point- and-shoot camera that’s not too difficult to use, and won’t break the bank then the Nikon Coolpix L10 is just the right camera for you.

With this 5.1 megapixel CCD camera you can produce a very clear and detailed 13 X 17 inch print without any compromise in quality. This means that you can produce nice sized photos to hang around your home and give out to your family and friends without ending up with a grainy and fuzzy picture.

Also, with the 3X optical zoom on the L10 you’ll be able to capture fleeting moments across fields, auditoriums, and even the get your kids playing in the sandbox without them noticing at the park for the perfect candid shot.

Just as well, you get the benefits of the macro technology which lets you get in extremely close at just under six inches from your subject. That’s perfect for taking the kids out to shoot insects and flowers.

When you’re shooting a scene with the faces of your friends and family, you certainly want those faces to come out as clearly as possible…after all these are the memories that need to last a lifetime. With the Nikon Coolpix L10’s Face Priority setting, you’ll be able to capture those faces with the greatest possibility of natural coloring so they look like themselves, as well as giving the perfect lighting and exposure so that your photos come out crisp and clear in each and every way possible.

After you’ve nabbed these great shots with your Nikon, you’re certainly going to want to look at them, and review the images and decide whether or not they’re a keeper or deletion waiting to happen. The nice sized 2.0 inch LCD screen makes this a pleasurable experience, letting you enjoy your images with a well lit background, and crystal clear view. You’ll appreciate this clear view when you’re going through the menu settings as well, as the camera gives you a brightness and vividness that’s truly remarkable.

With a feature called D-Lighting – if you’ve taken a picture and aren’t happy with the brightness and the lighting result that you’re left with, you can adjust this within the camera itself right then and there…and be able to do so without affecting the parts of the photo that came out fine in the first place.

Sometimes with the smaller cameras lighting is one of the biggest problems, and Nikon has recognized this and fixed the problem. Utilizing an ISO of 800 you’ll experience greater lighting performance, especially in low light shots.

You can quickly and easily transfer your photos directly to your printer, TV, or to the web with this camera and have your images being seen faster than ever before.