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    Default Nikon Coolpix P6000 Review Discussion

    Advanced compacts are one of the most interesting segments of the digicam market at the moment, offering much of the power – in terms of exposure control, at least – of a DSLR in packages that are easier to tote along in a pocket or purse. We've seen several high-profile updates to advanced compact models during the second half of 2008, with the Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX3, the Canon PowerShot G10, and the Nikon Coolpix P6000 up for review today all building on the success of previous advanced models (the LX2, the G9, and the P5100, respectively).



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    I love the aesthetics of this camera. If they realized the potential of this camera, I think I'd be able to get over its lithium battery....although that battery needs to take many times more than 200 pictures.

    I really do like the GPS feature, and hope this becomes a common feature. GPS really shouldn't eat up that much battery life. My handheld Garmin lasts almost all day on a pair of AAA nimh, and it has a screen and many other gps features to power, whereas the gps in this camera merely needs a position.
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    Coming soon: 58mm close up lens set

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    Default Re: Nikon Coolpix P6000 Review

    Thanks for the review!

 

 

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