Nikon Coolpix 3100 Review
Nikon introduced the Coolpix 3100 (three megapixel) and
Coolpix 2100 (two megapixel) digital cameras. Although both models are
based around the same body, operation and control setup there are some
subtle differences. They have different lenses, different LCD displays
and different movie clip maximum lengths. These cameras are Nikon's newest
entry level offerings and compete directly with cameras such as Canon's
PowerShot A60 and A70 (also two and three megapixel). The design of the
Coolpix 3100 is compact, lightweight and easy to use. All controls are
easy to understand with simple labelling and large buttons. Storage is
via a Compact Flash Type I slot and the camera is powered by two AA batteries.
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CP+ 2011: Nikon has announced five Coolpix compacts. Top of the range is the S1600 with a 16MP sensor, a 460K dot 3.0" LCD and 7x (28-196mm equiv.) zoom lens. Next come the S4100 and S3100 with 14MP sensors and 5x (26-130mm equiv.) zoom lenses and 3.0" and 2.7" LCDs respectively. Last comes the 14MP L24 that is powered by AA batteries and offers a 37-134mm equiv zoom lens. All four can record 720p HD videos and offer SDXC compatibility. They will be available from next month at estimated retail prices of $199.95, $179.95, $139.95 and $119.95 (available late February 2011) respectively.
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