Compacta sencilla pero nada barata
Pues eso. Es una compacta sencilla, casi sin controles manuales, y con un sensor de los diminutos, y sin embargo con sus desafiantes 18 Mpixels. Y sin embargo no es de las más baratas. Cuenta el artículo que ronda los 350 dólares. Es la Nikon Coolpix S9500.
Lo cierto es que hoy el bueno de Steve publica su análisis en profundidad, así que si os interesa el asunto podéis echarle un vistazo.
Como aperitivo, y en el formato habitual, os pongo primero las características de la cámara y después los «pros » y los «contras» del análisis.
De nada, a mandar.
Nikon Coolpix S9500 Features
- 22x optical zoom lens (25-550mm equivalent)
- 18.1-megapixel BSI CMOS image sensor
- Full HD 1080p Video Recording
- Vibration Reduction (VR)
- 3.0-inch OLED display
- Glamour Retouch
- Skin Softening
- Quick Effects
- Built-in GPS
- Built-in WiFi
- Li-ion battery (good for 200+ photos)
- SD/SDHC/SDXC memory card slot
Pros:
- Large 22x optical zoom lens in a thin camera is a great feature
- Image quality is good with sharp photos and realistic colors
- 18MP of resolution is available
- Plenty of aspect ratio and resolution options
- Start-up time is very fast
- Almost no shutter lag problems
- Popup flash unit and CMOS image sensor provide good low light results versus other point-n-shoot cameras
- Display screen is sharp and bright
- Auto mode makes camera very easy to use
- Built-in GPS and Wi-Fi are handy options to have available
- Dedicated recording movie button
- HDMI port included
- Mode dial makes camera easy to use
Contras:
- No advanced manual control options
- Very limited shooting modes
- Uses small 1/2.3-inch image sensor
- Menu structure is a little tough to navigate
- Selections included on mode dial are odd
- Battery life should be better
- No separate battery charger included, so battery must be charged in camera
- Although the S9500 has some interesting features, price point seems a bit high for what’s basically a point-n-shoot camera
