Review on Camera Nikon Coolpix P510 by Vassil Peev ᠌

with the exception of situations in which the camera is pointed directly at you by the lens) wire), its resolution is significantly lower than the resolution of the LCD screen. I'll list my pros below: 42x optical zoom; high-speed shooting at 120 fps with extended recording time; the presence of fully manual settings; the existence of an optical six-blade diaphragm; a screen that can be tilted up and down; the presence of a choice of aspect ratio for the photo (4:3, 16:9, or 3:2); the presence of fully manual settings; 42x optical zoom; high-speed shooting at 120 fps with long recording time; the presence of fully manual settings; there is something called a viewfinder; more intense illumination; many adjustments to the image quality (FINE, NORMAL, and BASIC); the ability to edit the videos that have been shot (crop, take static photographs from them); an exterior lens cap; a strap to carry the camera around the neck; rubber edging around the body; mode dial; and multi selector. Negatives: When viewed at a high magnification, some of the finer elements lose their clarity; The maximum length of time for videos is 29 minutes. a small viewfinder, a poor battery, a flash that pops out when it's needed, a rotary screen, and the absence of a rubber frame for the eye. video frame rate when shooting (NTSC 29,970 fps as opposed to 59,940 or 50,000 fps); You are unable to add real-time effects to the video; It has a noisy zoom when taking video; because of the long lens, its shadow is mirrored on the captured items if the camera is pushed close to them; because of the wide-angle lens, straight lines of objects are deformed at the corners of the frame at 1x magnification; it does not always focus correctly. The autofocus backlight doesn't work very well, the stabilizer isn't very effective, and the video's autofocus isn't very good, especially when used in low light.