📷 Nikon COOLPIX S6800 16 MP Wi-Fi CMOS Digital Camera with 12x Zoom NIKKOR Lens, 1080p HD Video - Red (Discontinued by Manufacturer) Review

I have used the camera for about a month, several times. I am delighted with the picture quality. I've also made films with him and one of them is already on YouTube. I used my Coolpix S210 for several years and was really enjoying its many features until I dropped it and found I couldn't record videos anymore. I'm particularly pleased with the S6800's 12x zoom, something I really missed on my old S210. The zoom is amazing. I've found that I have to hold the camera fairly still (preferably with

This is a decent point and shoot camera. I took it with me on a recent trip to Italy as I needed something with a strap so I couldn't drop it and gave it to strangers so they could take pictures without risking dropping my phone. We've used both this camera and my phone, and honestly I'd rather use a phone. This camera was fine for outdoor use, but the shots inside weren't that great. Also, when first turned on, the camera took the first picture quite slowly, making it difficult to take a quick

I've only recently owned the camera and couldn't tell how long the battery lasts when using the camera. Some reports have a somber charge of life. Also, the camera and its downloadable program so it can "talk" to the computer doesn't communicate with my old computer so I can't upload photos to the computer! Was able to do it on another computer with later version. The camera itself has many settings that are very easy to adjust and a wide range of "film" sensitivity (ISO numbers) and image…

I've been pretty happy with Canon cameras for years but after my last one ended prematurely by river swimming I decided to finally give Nikon a try. Not only did Nikon not work for a full month, I found it was missing some basic features I wouldn't even ask about, like this camera's inability to distinguish between horizontal and vertical photos, which has been the standard ability of a digital camera since many years. Turning it on and off is unusually slow, and it often took more than a…