Review on 📷 Nikon Coolpix P7700 Camera: A Perfect Blend of Power and Versatility by Mateusz Marek ᠌

In general, not everyone should use a camera. Some people will overlook all the flaws because of the advantages, while others will find them important. If not significantly, I believe the price is too expensive. has benefits Design (while this is a question of taste, here for those who enjoy some "brutality") (although this is a matter of taste, here for those who like some "brutality"). Great photo quality, especially color reproduction in low light. You can get fantastic quality night photographs without a flash and a tripod by using the excellent "handheld night shooting" option, which, as far as I can tell, is achieved by fast taking a sequence of frames and then combining them into one frame in post-processing (I'm not an expert here). The swivel display makes it simple to shoot things above people's heads in a crowd or, if you don't feel like asking someone about it, successfully shoot jointly. You can avoid unintentional camera tilt when shooting and, as a result, subsequent framing by clipping a portion of the photo on the computer for alignment, thanks to the readily integrated interactive feature known as "virtual horizon." The flash never appears for no reason at all; it always appears after pressing a specific button. Cons are: All of these flaws are subjective; some people won't care about them at all, while others may use them as an excuse not to buy: 1. Battery power. I bring two completely charged batteries (I purchased the second one, "native"), but they might not be enough if I spend the entire day exploring a new place (I almost never shoot a video). I ought to get the third one. I can get roughly 300–350 shots out of one battery, the great majority without a flash. Fairness dictates that it be mentioned that the battery charges in 1.5 to 2 hours. 2. The lens cap has already been discussed extensively; you can live with it, you can tie a lace around it, but it does not add any new conveniences. You won't leave the lens open constantly either because of the wind, dust, and possibly sand or dirt (my camera usually hangs around my neck). 3. The very slow zoom in this mode is the main reason why video recording is not impressive. 4. The 7x zoom is the last. If you are accustomed to receiving 10–12 times, but are unsure whether you would see a difference, I can promise you that you will. In my opinion, I'll never purchase a camera with a zoom that is less than 10x. This zoom is undoubtedly technically dictated by something, but I'm writing from the perspective of a regular user (for reference, this is my 4th or 5th digital camera).