Nikon COOLPIX L820 16 MP 30x Zoom Digital Camera - Plum Factory Refurbished

Nikon COOLPIX L820 16 MP 30x Zoom Digital Camera - Plum Factory Refurbished

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• Powerful 30x zoom that lets you shoot amazing close-ups
• 16 MP CMOS sensor for exceptional image quality and enhanced low-light performance
• Record videos in Full 1080p HD with stereo sound
• Larger ergonomic design for easier handling and comfort

  Beautiful memories from a distance - Enjoy point-and-shoot ease and exceptional image quality in an ergonomic design. A powerful 30x zoom NIKKOR glass lens and low-light CMOS sensor deliver beautiful 16.0-megapixel photos and Full HD 1080p videos from a distance, even in low light. Beautiful memories from a distance, even in low light. - Capture outstanding photos and Full HD 1080p videos from a distance, even in low light, with the COOLPIX L820. Its superb 30x optical zoom NIKKOR glass lens has both super-telephoto and wide-angle capabilities-zoom in for highly detailed closeups, or zoom out and bring the whole scene into the frame. A 16.0-megapixel low-light CMOS image sensor helps you shoot natural-looking, crisp photos at parties, weddings, concerts and more; and it's ergonomic design features a larger grip and 3-inch LCD for maximum shooting comfort, speed and control. From family reunions to travel, you'll bring home amazing memories with ease. Get close from afar - Capture distant images with a 30x wide-angle to telephoto NIKKOR ED glass zoom lens Every COOLPIX is designed around a genuine NIKKOR glass lens, the legendary optics that have made Nikon famous. The COOLPIX L820 features a 30x zoom NIKKOR lens that takes you from wide-angle group shots to telephoto close-ups in an instant. And don't worry about a little camera shake-lens-shift Vibration Reduction keeps the shot steady even when your hands are not. Superior low-light performance - High-performance ...

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Brand : Nikon
Category : Electronics,Camera & Photo,Digital Cameras,Point & Shoot Digital Cameras
Rating : 3.7
Review Count : 62
Auto Focus Technology : Contrast Detection
Photo Sensor Size : 1/2.3-inch
Effective Still Resolution : 16 MP
Video Capture Resolution : 1080p
Model Name : L820
Model Number : L820
Best Sellers Rank : #341,587 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #2,303 in Digital Point & Shoot Cameras
Color : Brown
Lens Type : Telephoto, Wide Angle
Optical Zoom : 30 x
Compatible Mountings : Nikon 1
Screen Size : 3 Inches
Display Type : LCD
Batteries Required? : No
Number of Batteries : 4 AA batteries required.
Are Batteries Included : No
Rechargeable Battery Included : No
Battery Cell Composition : Lithium Ion
Battery Weight : 1 Grams
Target Gender : Unisex
Special Feature : Travel
Skill Level : Professional
Form Factor : Compact
Hardware Interface : AV Port
JPEG quality level : Fine
Viewfinder Type : fixed LCD
Assembly Required : No
Item Dimensions LxWxH : 3.31 x 4.33 x 2.99 inches
Item Weight : 1.04 Pounds
Maximum Aperture : 3 f
Minimum Aperture : 6 f
Zoom Type : Optical Zoom
Maximum Focal Length : 675 Millimeters
Minimum Focal Length : 22.5 Millimeters
Memory Storage Capacity : 32 GB
Digital Zoom : 4
Removable Memory : SDHC

Nikon COOLPIX L820 16 MP 30x Zoom Digital Camera - Plum Factory Refurbished

• Bought this to use when I don\'t feel like lugging my NikonP900. Very pleased once I took care of the one problem that would have made me return it. Camera was very close to be in perfect condition as far as scratches go. Fast delivery and great price for a smaller camera. This camera uses 3 AA batteries, when I opened the bottom to put them in I noticed visible signs of battery corrosion. Camera wouldn\'t turn on so I used a toothbrush and toothpick to scrape off as much as I could. Thank goodness it worked! Had an EyeFi card but chose to get a card reader for my IPad. Five stars if it wasn\'t for the corrosion problem. It was red not plum as in the description. Not a problem for me.
• This is a very nice fully-automatic compact camera. It comes loaded with exposure presets for virtually any situation, it is packed with features and takes very, very nice pictures at very high resolution. It allows for easy exposure compensation, but it does not allow for ANY manual setting of aperture or shutter speed. Programs include a \"Museum\" setting, which will not allow the flash to operate -- very useful in many situations other than museums, in which the accidental firing of a flash could be annoying. All in all, I\'ve been extremely pleased with the shots I\'m getting with this camera, and until I can afford a pro DSLR it will suffice nicely.
• I wanted to use this for a purse camera, but, with the 4 AA batts in it, it\'s really too heavy. Takes great pictures, and is probably the coolest looking camera I\'ve ever owned, but I find myself avoiding using it.
• I upgraded from a simple point and shoot. I specifically did not want an SLR, but I wanted much more flexibility than offered by my older Kodak Z915 camera. I ordered the L820, but Beach Camera was out of stock, and upgraded me to the L830, the main difference being the tiltable rear viewing monitor, which is very handy to shoot high or low shots. This is a refurbished camera, but other than it saying so on the box, I would not be able to tell the difference. It appears simply to be a return by a former buyer who never used it. As one world renowned professional camera review organization stated, this camera bridges the gap between simple point and shoot cameras and the bulkier DSLR cameras. Since I use mine on remote cycling expeditions, where I shoot while in motion, a DSLR was not an option that would work for me, not to mention that I have cycling panniers on the bike, which significantly limits what I can bring - the smaller and lighter the better on overland cycling journeys of several weeks! The Nikon L830 fulfils my needs on all fronts, and has so many features that it will be suitable for all but the most advanced photographer with specific needs. Just the 1080p 30 fps movie ability alone makes it worth the purchase, as I can now create high definition 16:9 movies.
• The Nikon long lens is really amazing. The camera seems to have a huge depth of field on long-lens closeups. I think this is because it has high-quality optics in combination with the high quality CMOS low-light sensor. What this means is that the camera can take long-lens closeups while still retaining a relatively small lens opening. If you take, say a closeup of a bird in a tree using the long lens, the bird will be in focus, but also the background that is at a different distance from the camera than the bird. My experience with SLR cameras employing long lenses is that you could get the subject in focus but the background at a different distance ends up fuzzy. This is a fun camera to experiment with, and in particular to see how good quality point-and-shoot cameras have come relative to the much more bulky and expensive DSLRs. There may be places where a bulky DSLR has an advantage, in particular, in making very large paper prints, but 99 % of photography nowadays is not printed out in 16\" x 20\" paper. I think it would be fun to take the exact same long-lens photo using this camera and a $500+ DSLR setup, print it out maybe at 11\" x 17\" and see exactly what the differences are!.
• I read up on this camera on tech site and the reviews were good. I searched the internet, even searched on ebay before coming back to the more trustworthy Amazon. At the time of my purchase the Nikon Coolpix L820 black camera was $219 and in red it was $258. I wasn\'t willing to pay almost $40 more for a color, so I searched more for about a week. Then I found this refurbished one in plum (the description stated that it is refurbished by the manufacturer, Nikon) so what could be better than that? I read the lone review stating how their camera was \"just like new.\" I took and chance and to my delight, my camera came looking and working just like new! No scratches, dents or flaws. The only difference I can see is that it has a generic box but it is filled with all of the cables, wires, instruction booklet and even a pack of double AA batteries. I am also pleasantly pleased with the plum color (that I wasn\'t so sure about, but took a chance because the savings was soo good). Anyway, I couldn\'t be happier and I liked saving of almost $100 bucks! Oh, and it came with a 90 day warranty! The company was Beach Camera.
• This was to replace an outdated Lumix TZ3 (2006) and I couldn\'t be happier! I\'m a Nikon DSLR shooter already and this is a fantastic walk around camera! I take it with me everywhere. While it won\'t fit well in a purse, it\'s perfect for a backpack or small camera case like the small Case Logic Xbody. The crisp detail in the photos was a real surprise! Even at a full zoom the quality is comparable to the full out quality in my 70-300mm lens on the D90. The file size makes for an easily editable photo as well. Lots of data to work with and very little quality degradation in a fairly close crop. Of course, it won\'t stand up to DSLR standards on all fronts. You can\'t shoot in MASP but you do have some control over White Balance and ISO. It has Single and Continuous shooting modes as well as a timer but no remote functionality. Small price to pay for a nice little camera to use every day. I\'m also impressed with the in-camera editing! Lot\'s of good tools to choose from in a P&S! It also has a decent range of \'scene\' modes to choose from and they function very well. All in all, I\'m very happy with it!

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