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Technical Details
- 8 megapixel resolution
- Optical 3x Zoom-NIKKOR lens
- Electronic Vibration Reduction
- Ultra-slim body
- ISO 2000
- 2.5 in. LCD monitor
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The COOLPIX S210 – captures the magic in your life wherever you are. | |
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Ultra-slim 8 megapixel camera that combines elegant-looks, intuitive operation and stunning performance. Electronic Vibration Reduction and high ISO light sensitivity produce excellent results in all conditions. Nikon’s EXPEED image processing concept delivers all-round high performance and enables superb, natural-looking images. The large 2.5-inch LCD monitor features an anti-reflection coating to make it easy to shoot and share the results, even in bright sunlight. The COOLPIX S210 – captures the magic in your life wherever you are. This camera is produced in Bright Silver, Urban Black, blue, pink (Sakura) and red. | |
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Keeps images sharp when printing complete or just from selected areas, even in large format.
Offers outstanding precision and sharp resolution. (35mm[135] film-format equivalent: 38 – 114mm.)
With protective acrylic panel to help reduce scratches and fingerprints, and an anti-reflection coating to enhance visibility in bright sunlight. | |||
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18mm with elegant and durable aluminum finish. | |||
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Light sensitivity reduces the risk of blurred results with fast-moving subjects or in low light by enabling faster shutter speeds.
Combats the effects of camera shake to maintain clarity even in low light. | |||
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For optimum performance and maximum image quality. Other features include:
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I bought this on the high street, at a good price and because it is so slim that it can be taken anywhere.
However, a couple of months on, I am disappointed and wish I had tried a different camera. It can take reasonable pictures but I have discovered that the bottom left corner is often slightly blurred and that to avoid bluey colour fringes at the edge of light/dark boundaries, e.g. people in front of sky or the edges of buildings, tree branches/twigs, I must only really use about a quarter of the zoom range (half-way in or more).
However, a couple of months on, I am disappointed and wish I had tried a different camera. It can take reasonable pictures but I have discovered that the bottom left corner is often slightly blurred and that to avoid bluey colour fringes at the edge of light/dark boundaries, e.g. people in front of sky or the edges of buildings, tree branches/twigs, I must only really use about a quarter of the zoom range (half-way in or more).
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
This is a brilliant little camera. It is small enough to fit in a pocket, yet not so thin that you're scared you'll snap it. It is quick to load, so if you want to capture something straight away you're not left waiting for 30 seconds, as with some of my past cameras. It has a variety of modes, and you can get superb-quality photos if you use "close up". It's easy to change the flash mode. You can set a timer. It has a flat bottom, so you can stand it on a table and take photos from there. As with any other camera, you need to keep your hand steady or /of course/ the picture will blur.
It has survived many bumps and falls, and I recommend it if you're seeking a good little camera. I wouldn't say that it's suitable for professionals, but for the casual photographer it is perfect.
It has survived many bumps and falls, and I recommend it if you're seeking a good little camera. I wouldn't say that it's suitable for professionals, but for the casual photographer it is perfect.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I bought one of these for my missus, hoping that its general slimness and lack of features would limit the
number of idiotic questions I would have to field from her about its use. Certainly it is simple. Sadly it is simply terrible. The picture quality is at best mediocre. Most shots suffer from terrible edge of frame blurring, with lousy colours, dodgy autofocus and less visual clarity than a cataract-ridden pensioner on abysnthe.
Fortunately, blessed relief was provided a few months later when, despite having been hardly used at all - never dropped and never taken anywhere remotely dirty or sandy - the lens mechanism broke. It didn't even have the decency to jam in a way that could be fixed by banging the thing repeatedly against my head. I know because I tried. Instead it jammed in an annoying, 'can't actually see what's wrong, everything seems to be moving correctly yet it still won't work' kind of way. Some Googling later and I learned that this is a VERY common issue with the Nikon S210 - and, even better, Nikon refuse to fix it under warranty.
So, though it no longer takes (awful) pictures, the camera has finally found its true calling. Its slim enough to put under the wonky leg of my patio table and stop it wobbling. Hurrah.
number of idiotic questions I would have to field from her about its use. Certainly it is simple. Sadly it is simply terrible. The picture quality is at best mediocre. Most shots suffer from terrible edge of frame blurring, with lousy colours, dodgy autofocus and less visual clarity than a cataract-ridden pensioner on abysnthe.
Fortunately, blessed relief was provided a few months later when, despite having been hardly used at all - never dropped and never taken anywhere remotely dirty or sandy - the lens mechanism broke. It didn't even have the decency to jam in a way that could be fixed by banging the thing repeatedly against my head. I know because I tried. Instead it jammed in an annoying, 'can't actually see what's wrong, everything seems to be moving correctly yet it still won't work' kind of way. Some Googling later and I learned that this is a VERY common issue with the Nikon S210 - and, even better, Nikon refuse to fix it under warranty.
So, though it no longer takes (awful) pictures, the camera has finally found its true calling. Its slim enough to put under the wonky leg of my patio table and stop it wobbling. Hurrah.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
pocket rocket
great little camera, perfect for nights out.
fits easily into pockets and produces great quality pictures
fits easily into pockets and produces great quality pictures
Published 20 months ago by Pamplona
Coolpix S210
Read some of the negative reviews. No problems with this camera, shoot and go. Easy to use, several settings to ensure best quality photos. For the price a good all round camera.
Published on 11 Mar 2010 by Mr. S. R. GORDON
Cool pix with a NIKON COOLPIX
I wanted a cheap but good digital camera - Channel 5's gadget show hdvoted for it as their favourite cheap digital camera so I gave it a go! Very happy with it.
Published on 23 Feb 2010 by S. Melhuish
Great camera
This is a great little camera I already have one myself, and purchased this one for my daughter. It's easy to use, and takes excellent pix. Read more
Published on 2 Sep 2009 by Jengo
Are you used to a SLR?
If you are used to an SLR or any camera with very high image quality, you won't like the quality of photos from this camera from indoor shots. Read more
Published on 5 Aug 2009 by James
Terrible camera
This camera produces terrible quality photographs. The left hand side of every picture was out of focus, the lighter area's were covered in purple fringing. Read more
Published on 30 July 2009 by Iain Watson
Yet another lens error problem
Camera stopped working after only 6 months of infrequent use. It was well looked after, in mint condition, never misused or damaged in any way. Read more
Published on 29 July 2009 by P. Carpenter
Well worth the money
I spent quite a few weeks trying to find a suitable camera for less than £100. I finally decided on this and I haven't been disappointed. Read more
Published on 9 Feb 2009 by Armando
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