#Nikon camera control pro 2.2 manual
#Nikon camera control pro 2.2 plus

The optical design of this ultra-long zoom features 16 elements in 12 groups. (Nice camera, BTW, but horrible performance at high ISO.) I’ve enjoyed this safety feature ever since I first obtained a Canon PowerShot G5 way, way back in 2003.

I really appreciate the fact that the fully articulated LCD monitor can be folded back onto itself for protection. I shot the moon on Manual, too, using my best judgment, but I couldn’t do substantially better than Nikon’s Moon Mode. Camera shifted itself to focus at infinity and corrected settings to prevent overexposure. Yes, I shot the moon using the Moon Mode. Center of balance appears to fall directly on the strongest part of the user’s left hand, so shooting is quick and sure. The large handgrip affords comfortable and secure handling and all controls are located in logical and easy-to-reach locations. Physical measurements are 5.6 x 4.4 x 5.9 inches (140 x 110 x 150 mm) and she weighs in at 1 Kilo (which for us metrically-impaired Americans translates to 2.2 pounds) with battery and SD card. Not compact, but not obese either, the Nikon Coolpix P950 is about the same size as a regular DSLR wearing a chubby zoom.

#Nikon camera control pro 2.2 manual

The zoom range extends “only” from 24-1440mm (equivalent) but the camera has an awful lot to offer for just $299 (current price at Amazon) if you don’t need manual operating modes. We reviewed the comparatively small-but still amazingly powerful- Coolpix B600 here.

Nikon is neck deep in long-zoom bridge-type cameras, with the Coolpix P1000 leading the pack.

#Nikon camera control pro 2.2 plus

Let’s take a look at the key features first, because there’s a lot to cover.ġ6-megapixel Backside Illuminated CMOS SensorĬontinuous shooting up to 7 fps at 16 MP for up to 10 framesīuilt-in flash plus hot shoe/accessory terminalĥ Creative Modes, each with 4 variations for a total of 20 options We put a production sample through the gauntlet and here is what we found. Nikon Announces Video-Shooting D300s and Moreįollow us for real-time tech news: Charlie Sorrel and Gadget Lab on Twitter.Nikon recently introduced the Coolpix P950, a bridge-style super-telephoto zoom camera that features an 83X, 24-2000mm equivalent zoom lens and a boatload of creative options, including P, A, S and M Modes, Raw file options and UHD 4K30 video.Nikon D300s: Next-Gen Camera Specs and Screen-Shot Leaked.Nikon D7000: Camera Road Test With Chase Jarvis And all this before the Photokina show kicks off next week.ĭ7000 product page If you're a Nikon shooter with some cash to spend, today is probably a very good day for you. Nikon has also launched a new speedlight, the SB700, and a couple of lenses: a 35mm AFS ƒ1.4G (the S means it has its own motor inside, the G means no aperture ring) for $1,800 and a 200mm ƒ2G for $6,000. Now, both manufacturers are catching up to each other, and we have this new D7000 and Canon's fantastic EOS 550D (Rebel T2i) to show for it.Īnd wait, there's more. Nikon's D3 took high-ISO shooting to a whole new level, while Canon was concentrating on cameras that shoot great video. Nikon and Canon are locked into a battle that keeps producing more and more amazing kit. This camera shows us one other thing: that competition is good.