Nikon COOLPIX L840 Digital Camera - Black (16.0 MP, CMOS Sensor, 38x Zoom) 3.0 -Inch LCD

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The Nikon Coolpix L840 is a superzoom bridge camera with a focus on value. Its main selling point is its 38x optical zoom range, which improves on the 34x lens in the outgoing L830. The new camera also gets built-in Wi-Fi with NFC pairing and 1080p Full HD video recording. Hi-Speed USB, Supports Direct Print (PictBridge) Audio/video output connector (NTSC or PAL can be selected)

A jelen letöltési feltételek („ Megállapodás”) jogi erejű megállapodást jelentenek Ön (mint természetes vagy jogi személy) és a Nikon Corporation vagy társult vállalatai („ Nikon”) között, amely megállapodás meghatározza termékeink használati útmutatójának („ Használati útmutató”) letöltését szabályozó feltételeket. Amennyiben a Használati útmutató letöltésének megkezdéséhez az oldalon található „ Letöltés” ikonra kattint, azzal jelzi, hogy elfogadja a Megállapodást és aláveti magát a Megállapodás feltételeinek. A letöltés megkezdése előtt kérjük, figyelmesen olvassa el a Megállapodást. Megállapodás Photos snapped in daylight are vibrant, accurately exposed and look good when viewed at typical sizes. However, zoom in to 100% image size and the camera’s small-sensor limitations are evident. Detail isn’t quite as crisp as you might expect and is slightly smeared to a point that there can be a subtle watercolour effect.

Gone are the Best Shot Selector and Multi-shot 16 modes of the earlier COOLPIX L830, replaced with the arguably more useful pre-shooting cache feature. This starts recording when the shutter is half pressed; when you fully press the shutter the COOLPIX L840 captures a burst of up to 25 1600×1200 frames at 15fps including up to 4 cached frames from before the shutter was fully depressed. It gives you a better chance of capturing a good sequence because you can wait a fraction longer before committing to a burst without risking losing crucial early frames. Digital Filters - The L840 has eight filter effects which preview live and are recorded at full resolution. They are: Soft, Nostalgic sepia, High-contrast monochrome, Selective color (choose from 12 colour options), Pop, Cross process, Toy camera effect 1, Toy camera effect 2 and Mirror. There’s also an Easy Panorama mode for automatic 180° or 360° pans, however the final stitched images are only 920 vertical pixels high. The flash itself is a pop-up design as you’d find on a typical DSLR and needs to be manually ejected using a release button next to your left hand. This is quite useful as when the flash is down there’s no chance it’ll fire when you’re not expecting it. Get the latest photography news straight to your inbox by signing up to our newsletter. Newsletter Signup Kingston manufacturers high quality SD, SDHC and SDXC for use in your Nikon CoolPix L840 Digital Camera. Whether you're looking to increase capacity of boost overall performance of your Nikon CoolPix L840 Digital Camera then upgrade today with Kingston.

The COOLPIX L840 offers a choice of five AF area modes, more than is usual for a camera in this class, though there’s no manual focus option as on the PowerShot SX530 HS. Face priority works well when people are within a few metres of the camera in good light. If there are no faces in the frame it defaults to the nine-area AF system which it uses to focus on the subject closest to the camera. Alternatively you can manually select the focus area from one of 99 positions using the multi-selector to move the frame around a 9×11 grid, or set a central focus point. Manual positioning of the AF area is not something you’ll find on either of the Canon models and, while it’s not something you might make frequent use of, there are occasions, like when shooting with the camera on a tripod or for macro shots, when it can be very useful.Whilst the L840 may look a bit like a DSLR from the outside, inside is a tiny 1/2.3” image sensor just like you’d find in most compact cameras. As a result, image quality is no better than a camera a fraction of the size, but that’s not to say the L840 performs badly.