Review on Nikon COOLPIX L27 16 1 Megapixel Digital by Ha Joon

my work is related to the fact that I have to photograph a lot of documents. for this you need to use a flash. this is terrible 1) often, 10-20 percent of the cases when the flash is used, it strongly overexposes, that is, a VERY BRIGHT FLASH occurs. instead of a photograph, a solid white spot is obtained. I don’t know what will happen if I photograph a landscape, but it’s scary for me to shoot people with a flash, for example, a flash like with a nuclear one, it seems to me, can adversely affect vision, especially children. at the same time, the flash occurs with some special sound and then takes a particularly long time to charge (preparing for the next shot); 2) often, the same 10-20 percent occurs in only 1 outbreak. in theory, the flash should occur 2 times - the first to adjust the camera to the subject, adjust the sharpness, focus, and so on, and the second - to actually take the picture. So, often the second time the flash does not fire and the picture is very dark. You have to re-photograph. 3) I add after 2.5 years of operation - I began to shamelessly eat batteries. He started something given, but now the problem has become especially relevant. you insert a new, only charged battery, and the phot writes to you: the battery is low. You check with a battery tester - 1.25 volts, that is, fully charged. 2700 mA battery. Terrible camera.