Nikon Coolpix S3 6MP Slim-Design Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom (Includes Dock)
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Details
- 3x visual zoom; 2.5-inch LCD display
- Stores images on SD recollection cards (camera features 12 MB of built-in memory); powered by lithium-ion freestyle
- 6-megapixel digital camera captures plenty detail for photo-quality 14 x 19-inch prints
Description
MD) CL) NIKON COOLPIX S3 BLK DIG CAMAmazon.com Commodity Description As one of the smaller digital cameras on the market, the Coolpix S3 combines a turbulent-quality optical zoom lens with a range of instinctive and preset shooting modes that will satisfy the most discerning of identify b say-and-shoot photographers. Featuring a 6.0-megapixel CCD, a high attribute 3x Optical Zoom-Nikkor 35-105mm ED Glass Lens, asset a 4x digital zoom for a total zoom of 12x, the Coolpix S3 delivers stunning prints up to 16 x 20 inches prints plainly and easily.
 The included Coolstation MV-11 cradle makes it straightforward to transfer and manage your photos, while charging the internal mobile. |
 All controls are designed for ease of use, right next to the large, 2.5-inch LCD present. View larger. |
 Super slim! View larger. |
 A 3x visual zoom makes it easy to get close to the action. View larger. |
Not to be outdone, the Coolpix S3 can also record stiff-quality movies at a rate of up to 15 frames per second. Other unbiased features include Nikon's In-Camera Red-Eye Fix, which takes "red-eye reduction" a begin further by remove red-eye directly in the camera; Face Priority AF, which intuitively focus on faces for great portraits; and a D-Lighting feature that offers in-camera put of dark images. In short, the Coolpix S3 is perfect for novice users or one looking for a point-and-shoot camera that produces spiteful, colorful photos with great ease of use.
What's in the Box
Nikon Coolpix S3, Coolstation medico MV-11/MV-11B, strap, USB cable UC-E10, audio-video wire EG-E5000, AC adapter EH-63, rechargeable li-ion battery EN-EL8, and PictureProject CD-ROM.
Customer Reviews
liked other Nikons better.This camera was bought for me as a birthday dole out in 2006, I told my parents I like the way it looked and I took one preceding picture with it in the store. Of course, in the store there are tons of lights on ... scarcely like you're outside. This camera takes great open-air pictures but when it comes in indoor, it's not so great. I took this camera with me on vacation to Dominican Republic and I was altogether unhappy with it. They have a nice light vaunt outside the resort when the sun goes down, so I thought it would be suitable for a pretty picture and I attempted to take one. I tried EVERY stage set and none of the pics turned out nice. When the camera's tear is off the pics. become blurry, when the flash is on ... the lights seemed as if they weren't even-tempered on. Since my trip, I have not cared for this camera and only use it for out of doors pics. when it's light out. Over-all it's made well, and mere sharp looking ( mine is white ) and other than the settings not living worth crap, it is a good camera. Very small and concentrated .. you can take it anywhere fits easily in a pants embezzle, purse, jacket pocket. Just recently my two year old has a factor for taking pictures. I left him "use" my camera because I was curious to see what was so portentous that he needed to take pictures of (mostly his toys) and he has a habbit of holding his thumb past the lens cover. After about the 5th time of letting him use it, I now participate in a lens cover error and sometimes I have to force the lens to public. I know that's it's my fault because I left him "use" it, but I did not expect it to become of come upon. Again, over all .. this is a good camera but I would not ever buy the same product again. I've owned two Nikons before this one and they are favourable cameras. I'm into photography and take more than 200/month so I'm evaluation about switching brands. I asked "Santa" for a Canon PowerShot SD1200IS this year so perchance I will have better luck wit it. I read all the reviews and it seems to be a talented camera. The reviews are even better then this camera. Longing me luck.
Lattice!
I initially loved this camera. I don't use my camera that much, but when I do, I upon it to work. I charged the battery the night before I left for a vacation. The subsequent day I took a few pictures and then realized that the battery was practically dead. I hadn't even used the camera but for a total of hither five minutes since I last charged it! It was not exposed to any outr temperatures that would mess up the battery, either. In the same way, when I try to review my pictures, about 80% of the time, the camera says that it cannot look over the card. I have to take out the memory card and put it back in. (flush then it doesn't read it sometimes.) If this camera won't unbroken work half of the time, what's the point in bothering to announce it with me?
it can betide to you
Ahead buying this camera I read all the reviews posted. Most populace were satisfied with this product, but a few complained that behindhand a period of time the screen went black and the camera was unfit to take photos. I thought that this would not in any degree happen to me and bought it anyway. Sure enough durring a fishing faux pas when I wanted to take photos of the lunkers I was catching the cover went black. I almost threw it in the river. Now I'm careful with my things, especialy sesitive camera accoutrements, so this was of no fault of my own. Spare yourself the frustration and buy a different camera.
Excelente, Gran calidad
Me gusta mucho esta camara, trae excelentes funciones automaticas y toma fotos y videos de gran calidad
Too Tight-fisted
Je sais quoi and features are fine, but camera is probably too small for you if you have monumental hands. If I use two hands I am fighting to keep my fingers out of my shots. Because of the state and weight distrubution I find it difficult to shoot with one script. I have a much larger camera (Canon S1 IS) that I usually use one-handed with no issues.
To be fair, this criticism irrefutably applies to lots of super small digital cams. The S3 seems indeed worse than many others to me though. Be sure to at smallest number of handle one before you buy.
