Nikon 1 V2 14.2 MP HD Digital Camera Body - White Review

Small but powerful. I'm an amateur photographer and I can tell you my photos have never looked better. The quality of the image processor is very high, comparable to professional SLR cameras. Autofocus is incredibly fast, so you won't miss a moment. In addition, it turns on very quickly just by unlocking and rotating the lens, another feature that will not let you miss a moment.

Nikon and Canon seem to want to make a camera for every budget, every skill level and every niche in the field. But it fails on so many levels. This is functionally annoying for the pro, because many functions that should be easy to change are buried in unwieldy menus. It is also expensive and troublesome for a beginner. Image quality is average at best and feature flexibility is limited. Anything other than an already perfectly lit room will pose a problem. Avoid this model and find another…

I have a Nikon D 3 that takes great pictures with the right lens. But it's heavy and bulky, and when I travel for pleasure I usually leave it behind. I've always been looking for a small pocket camera that takes good enough pictures and has a viewfinder. I tried two different Canon G-series cameras, which are definitely compact, but I found them very cumbersome to use. The viewfinder is too small. Understanding and reaching the controls was difficult compared to the D3. Then I bought a Nikon…

Lol. I really need to buy cameras after not using them for a long time. I bought this V2 when it first came out. I have a Nikon J1, almost all Nikon 1 lenses and several Nikon DSLRs. I also have an FT-1 adapter to play around with my other DX/FX lenses. You can read more in-depth reviews of the V2 elsewhere, but overall the V2 is a great little camera with DSLR focus speeds in good light. The V2 is better than my J1 in terms of focusing in low light. My J1 sometimes can't focus even in bad…