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Nikon’s P6000 is a force to be reckoned with. It has a lot of cool features wrapped up into a nice little package. This is definitely the coolest little compact camera you could own. It’s small enough to almost fit in your pocket.

The coolest thing about this compact camera is that it is a 13.5 megapixel! That’s bigger than my D200. That means that you could possibly take a picture suitable to hang on your wall (20×30). Another appreciable fact is that it has the wired LAN connection. You can connect this guy to your cat5 and download your pics to Nikon’s picture town site for 2 gigs of free storage. It even has a GPS system for figuring out where the heck you took that last picture at.

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So I checked out the new P60 by Nikon this last weekend. Overall, not a bad camera. I’m still trying to get used to the idea of a 2.5″ LCD screen on a compact digital camera. What amazes me is how clear they are. In fact, I bet that the optical viewfinder will be extinct in the next couple of years. But that’s OK because the P60 has an electronic view finder anyways.

Other features of this compact camera include the following:

• a 5x Nikkor lens, excellent for capturing the closer pics (which by the way allows you to zoom while you are in movie mode).

•  A staggering 8.1 mega pixel capability, which can get yourself some nice framable pictures.

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The Nikon P5100 is quite the sophisticated piece of art for a compact camera. It features a 12.1 mega pixel sensor, which is a step up from its brother P5000. The P5100’s lens has remained unchanged, however. It still sports the 3.5x zoom Nikkon optically-stabilized VR (Vibration Reduction).

This compact digital camera has an amazing feel to it; something that you would not come to expect from such a full-featured compact camera like this. It has the typical 2.5″ screen that you see on most compacts today, and even has some antiglare coating on it. However, like most LCDs, it is still hard to see in the direct sun.

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So you’re in the market for a high quality camera that you can really be proud of with every use. You want a camera that produces amazingly crisp and clear photos that look like you’re looking at the scene through a piece of glass rather than on photo paper.

With the Nikon D300 SLR you’re likely to get closer to that than with any other digital camera out there. With 12.3 megapixels, you’ve got enough power to create a detailed, poster sized print with extreme quality. Of course that means that your normal size prints will be utterly amazing, with crystal clear detail of your subjects, plus truly brilliant and vibrant coloring that’s completely true to life.

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Buying the right digital camera can often be a very daunting task. First you want to make sure that you’re buying a quality name, and a camera that fits your experience and expertise.

With the Nikon D2Xs SLR, you’re getting a camera that’s completely powerful and dynamic enough to impress the most fanatic digital photographers.

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Who doesn’t love a digital camera that is so easy to use, and so extremely portable that you can take it anywhere you want and hardly even know it’s there – yet still be able to rely on its high quality each and every time you use it.
The Nikon Cool Pix S50c Ultra Compact is just that camera and it’s one of the most highly regarded compact cameras around today.

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