Nikon is breathing life into the COOLPIX line with two new pocket-sized compact cameras aimed at shooters looking for something more advanced than a smartphone.
The COOLPIX A1000 is built around a 16-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor, has a 35x optical zoom lens with a range of 24mm-840mm, and the ability to shoot 4K UHD video. Here is what else we know about it:
- ISO range up to 6400
- 1166k-dot electronic eye-level viewfinder
- Lens-shift vibration reduction for sharp images in low light scenarios
- 1036K-dot 3-inch tilting touchscreen display
- Active D-lighting function helps reduce loss of detail in highlights and shadows during high contrast lighting situations
- Snap Back Zoom and Side Zoom allow users to adjust settings while using viewfinder
- Macro shooting mode
- Five pre-set Creative Modes and 20 different image effects
- Built-in WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity for easy sharing
- Available in March 2019 for $479.95
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The COOLPIX B600 is built around a 16-megapixel BSI CMOS sensor with an advanced EXPEED image-processing engine, a 60x optical zoom lens with a range of 24mm-1440mm. Here is what else we know about it:
- Macro shooting mode allows photographers to shoot as close as 1cm
- Built-in Vibration Reduction
- 19 built in automatic scene modes
- 36 different in-camera creative effects
- Snap Back Zoom and Side Zoom allow users to adjust settings while using viewfinder
- 1080/60i (50i) and 1080/30P Full HD video recording
- Built-in WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity for easy sharing
- Available in March 2019 for $329.95