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November 2013
(77%)
52 Reviews
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Abstract: Stepping up in the compact spectrum are cameras that tend to be aimed at photographers who want full photographic control. Good low-light performance, the ability to shoot Raw, and accessible manual controls make these compacts a viable portable alternati...
While the P7800's predecessor, the Nikon P7700, was an impressive camera that mertied a Gold Award, unfortunately the latest version isn't up to the same standard.Although it offers a specification that impresses on paper, with the addition of an EV...
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Published: 2013-10-17, Author: Kevin , review by: dxomark.com
The adoption of a EVF makes a lot of sense. One of the main issues of small sensor compacts like this was the usefulness of the optical viewfinder.Regardless of the make or model, the viewfinder was small and coverage was restricted to around 70-percent o...
The Nikon Coolpix P7800 is a very minor update of the previous P7700 model, principally adding a useful electronic viewfinder, which thankfully has enough resolution and scene coverage to make its inclusion worthwhile, although we would have liked an eye...
Abstract: Technology News Cameras Digital Life News DateNovember 14, 2013 (1) Read later This 12-megapixel camera is a small upgrade of the P7700, the main difference being the addition of an electronic viewfinder. The viewfinder is small and crude ...
The image quality is good, with slightly restricted dynamic range. Adobe has not yet included the P7800 in Camera Raw, so we used the very basic supplied converter. The camera is responsive and a pleasure to hold and use, with fast auto-focus. Macro mode is very good.
There is no inbuilt wifi connectivity. And does it have to be this big and heavy?
The obvious competitor for the P7800 is the Canon G16, another camera that strains the definition of compact. The Canon has a shorter but brighter lens and an optical viewfinder that is partially obscured by the lens barrel. The Nikon has the advantage of...
Published: 2013-11-14, Author: terry , review by: dpexpert.com.au
The image quality is good, with slightly restricted dynamic range. Adobe has not yet included the P7800 in Camera Raw so we used the very basic supplied converter. The camera is responsive and a pleasure to hold and use, with fast autofocus. Macro mode is
There is no inbuilt WiFi connectivity. And does it have to be this big and heavy?
The obvious competitor for the P7800 is the Canon G16, another camera that strains the definition of compact. The Canon has a shorter but brighter lens and an optical viewfinder that is partially obscured by the lens barrel. The Nikon has the advantage of...
What Nikon has produced is a very good compact camera that anyone purchasing as a backup to a DSLR should be happy with. Similarly, anybody wanting to step up from a more basic point and shoot should also find a lot to like here. The problem is, this are...
Clear image quality, Built-in EVF and flash, Convenient manual controls
EVF looks too pale, The function buttons don't share the same customisation options
Nikon's Coolpix P7800 is a good all-rounder. The lens can be used for macros and also for zoomed shots up to 200mm, and the end results are very good. Furthermore, it does a good job in auto mode, but it also has extensive manual controls...
Nikon Coolpix P7800 comes at a price of Rs 27,950, which is considerably less than the Sony RX100 II and Canon Powershot G16, who are its closest competitors. The Sony RX 100 II is certainly a much better low light and overall performer than the Nikon P78...
