Easy to use and quick camera. Cool pics!
I bought the Nikon L110 for the most purpose of taking footage of my 2 youngsters. they're not still subjects and therefore the L110 is doing a good job to keep up the pace with them. It pops-up in like a pair of seconds and is shooting rounds of images at max resolution (12.1). that is for speed.
Wide angle and super-zoom are within the manual. what's spectacular is that at max zoom (digital zoom included) - with no tripod - i purchase to require sharp footage. that is for image stabilization.
After ~500 pics and ~30 min of HD video, the first AA Energizer final Lithium batteries are still absolutely purposeful. No warning nonetheless.
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Later edit. I took around
- 1100 footage with the first AA Energizer final Lithium (L91-FR6) batteries ([...]).
- four hundred footage with some alcaline AA Energizer (LR6-E91-AM3) batteries ([...])
- five hundred footage / recharge with some rechargeable Energizer AA 2450 mAh.
All footage were taken at most resolution and therefore the flash fired for concerning eightieth of these pics.
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The stereo HD video recording beneath constant hood may be a treat. the most length for one video session is thirty minute (regardless of SD capacity) that is tight for birthday parties and similar.
Unfortunately, will be} no camera phone that you simply can slip into a pocket till you would like it. the sole recoil I will see.
I take a look at drove each Nikon Coolpix L110 and Canon SX200IS before i made a decision on Nikon. Size is that the solely advantage of the compact vs bridge, though worth is higher for that exact Canon.
L110 may be a fashionable piece of kit and an ergonomic one: I will simply operate it with only 1 hand.
The menu is de facto straightforward and intuitive... even for the female intuition... :)
All in all, a good camera and a few well spent cash.
