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Nikon P510 Offers Highest Zoom Ratio Ever Seen in a Compact Camera
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ok
Finally I'll go for SONY or NikOn
my choice is also same... Sony vs Nikon.
Nikon 42x Zoom range is awasome..
just check this video
Nikon Coolpix P510 - Zoom Test: Rimini's Skyscraper - YouTube
but auto focus is slow...
sony is all rounder. auto focus is fast.
but only 30X zoom.
chocolate.hero
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my choice is also same... Sony vs Nikon.
Nikon 42x Zoom range is awasome..
just check this video
Nikon Coolpix P510 - Zoom Test: Rimini's Skyscraper - YouTube
but auto focus is slow...
sony is all rounder. auto focus is fast.
but only 30X zoom.
Me too confused for the same.SONY is quite gud and but nikon luring with 42x ZOOM
my choice is also same... Sony vs Nikon.
Nikon 42x Zoom range is awasome..
just check this video
Nikon Coolpix P510 - Zoom Test: Rimini's Skyscraper - YouTube
but auto focus is slow...
sony is all rounder. auto focus is fast.
but only 30X zoom.
SUPERBBBB Video
Check out this video of SONY DSC hx1000v
Sony DSC-HX100v Zoom test - YouTube
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Rockstar11
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nice zoom demo..
check this sony hx100v zoom video
Sony HX100V Amazing Zoom Demo - YouTube
Sony Hx100v mein video zoom in out karne par jyada video blurry nahi hota....
Nikon P510 mein video blurry hota rehta hai.... focus karne mein time lagata hai..
Nikon P510 Zoom Test - YouTube
any solution for this???
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1 more Nikon P510 zoom video.
Spencer's Butte - Nikon P510 Zoom Test on Vimeo
This was a test of the the 42x zoom capabilities of Nikon's new P510. The video was shot with the camera hand held. After several trials I found that setting the focus to INFINITY (using the macro button that provides all of the focusing options) performs best. If autofocus is used, the camera is slow to focus on the very distant objects but does well on the close ones.
amazon Nkon p510 user review
1)Inability to focus at extended zoom range. After you zoom about two thirds of the range it is unable to auto focus. So while it has an incredible 42X zoom, it is not usable with video. And it's not like you know when it will loose focus so you just end up with a video scene that suddenly turns blurry as you zoom.
2)It refocuses every time you touch the zoom control. Even if you just slightly zoom, the camera looses focus for about one second before locking in again. You end up with a video clip that has multiple one second blurry segments intermixed within an otherwise clear video.
3)The sound of the lens zooming is picked up while recording. This is not just heard during very quiet scenes, it is heard all the time. I was surprised how loud it was when playing back a video.
If video performance is not important to you, the Nikon is a really nice camera. I am looking for a camera does well at both photos and video and therefore will be returning this camera.
Pros so far:
- Camera powers on very quickly.
- Its surprisingly light and compact without sacrificing amazing picture quality.
- The camera body has a nice grip on it so it's easy to hold on to and stays in your hand.
- The pop out screen makes it oh so easy to see pictures you're taking at weird angles.
- Easy to use (especially for those people who aren't comfortable with adjusting ISO and shutter speed manually - but can be adjusted for those who are)
- Has tons of settings (hard to say forsure but seems like it performs well in low light situations)
- The zoom is INCREDIBLE (I can take a picture of a lego mini figure from 20 feet away with better clarity and image quality than I could right in front of the object with my point and shoot)
The downsides I have noticed so far:
-Video is alright, when I blow it up on my computer it doesn't look to be true HD quality but it's good. Also the zoom on the video can be heard no matter what which is a little annoying.
-The zoom on the actual camera is very slow if you're extending it the full range and it takes a few seconds to focus.
- Battery life is not that good - would definitely recommend getting a back up!
Spencer's Butte - Nikon P510 Zoom Test on Vimeo
This was a test of the the 42x zoom capabilities of Nikon's new P510. The video was shot with the camera hand held. After several trials I found that setting the focus to INFINITY (using the macro button that provides all of the focusing options) performs best. If autofocus is used, the camera is slow to focus on the very distant objects but does well on the close ones.
amazon Nkon p510 user review
1)Inability to focus at extended zoom range. After you zoom about two thirds of the range it is unable to auto focus. So while it has an incredible 42X zoom, it is not usable with video. And it's not like you know when it will loose focus so you just end up with a video scene that suddenly turns blurry as you zoom.
2)It refocuses every time you touch the zoom control. Even if you just slightly zoom, the camera looses focus for about one second before locking in again. You end up with a video clip that has multiple one second blurry segments intermixed within an otherwise clear video.
3)The sound of the lens zooming is picked up while recording. This is not just heard during very quiet scenes, it is heard all the time. I was surprised how loud it was when playing back a video.
If video performance is not important to you, the Nikon is a really nice camera. I am looking for a camera does well at both photos and video and therefore will be returning this camera.
Pros so far:
- Camera powers on very quickly.
- Its surprisingly light and compact without sacrificing amazing picture quality.
- The camera body has a nice grip on it so it's easy to hold on to and stays in your hand.
- The pop out screen makes it oh so easy to see pictures you're taking at weird angles.
- Easy to use (especially for those people who aren't comfortable with adjusting ISO and shutter speed manually - but can be adjusted for those who are)
- Has tons of settings (hard to say forsure but seems like it performs well in low light situations)
- The zoom is INCREDIBLE (I can take a picture of a lego mini figure from 20 feet away with better clarity and image quality than I could right in front of the object with my point and shoot)
The downsides I have noticed so far:
-Video is alright, when I blow it up on my computer it doesn't look to be true HD quality but it's good. Also the zoom on the video can be heard no matter what which is a little annoying.
-The zoom on the actual camera is very slow if you're extending it the full range and it takes a few seconds to focus.
- Battery life is not that good - would definitely recommend getting a back up!
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Thanks for the amazing videos !!!
From the video I observed that SONY wins over Nikon because of high image Stabilization and gives out clear picture without any blurriness.
Finally now I'm going to buy SONY. . . .
Thanks for your reviews
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Thanks for the amazing videos !!!
From the video I observed that SONY wins over Nikon because of high image Stabilization and gives out clear picture without any blurriness.
Finally now I'm going to buy SONY. . . .
Thanks for your reviews
yes. i am also going to buy SONY HX100V. 30x optical image Stabilization is best.
nikon 42x optical zoom ka Moh tyag na padega..
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yes. i am also going to buy SONY HX100V. 30x optical image Stabilization is best.
nikon 42x optical zoom ka Moh tyag na padega..
LOLZ. . .
Tyag do MOH
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tyaag diya....