Nowadays, do we still need a camera? We have camera built-in
in our smart phone. They
are very convenient: small, light and fool proof. So, why do all camera
producers keep on competing in producing the most high technology camera?
Is either compact
camera or DSLR, we still need a camera in capturing all the moments. Yes, our smart
phone camera becoming more and more improves but still the picture captured
using this so called ‘real’ camera is unbeatable especially in quality of picture.
My daughter has shown her interest in capturing pictures and
the creativity she creates when taking the picture that has somehow impressed
us. Most of the time, she used camera phone in showing her interest and talent.
But, when she wants to be one of the photographers in her school magazine team,
she requested for a DSLR camera.

Well, as mother I do feel doubt at first. The camera is not
cheap! We went surveyed all the models that we have in market. Currently, the latest
model of camera is produced by Nikon – Coolpix P900. Complete with all the
latest technology in a camera, P900 is a perfect choice for a photographer.
But, for a 14 years old girl and an amateur? Does it suitable? End up,
encouraged by the father that wants the best for her daughter, Nikon Coolpix
P900 is all hers.
Once purchased, we explored the advanced technology that the
camera has. Forget all those cameras with film and then come the entire compact
digital camera. Now, the technology has changed the world of photography. This
camera has advances technology and in one of the review stated that;
“If one thing can rescue the point-and-shoot camera market from the smartphone, it's a good zoom. And if there's one camera with a good zoom on the market right now, it's the Nikon Coolpix P900.”
“If one thing can rescue the point-and-shoot camera market from the smartphone, it's a good zoom. And if there's one camera with a good zoom on the market right now, it's the Nikon Coolpix P900.”
Let see, what technologies that it has;
Nikon P900 is equipped with 83x optical zoom/166x Dynamic Fine
Zoom super telephoto NIKKOR lens. Lens are
measured in millimeters, conveys the magnification of the image and the amount
of scene covered by the lens (called the angle of view). As focal length
increases, things look bigger and take up more of the frame. A lens that covers
multiple focal lengths is a zoom lens.
Built-in Wi-Fi and NFC (Near Field Communication technology) for
wirelessly sharing photos to a compatible smartphone or tablet. This is the
most popular use for Wi-Fi connectivity that wirelessly transferring photos and
videos off the camera. It also can back up straight to cloud services or
networked computers as well as connect directly to a mobile device. We can
view, transfer and edit shots, and then upload to sharing sites over our
device's mobile broadband. This function wont's take up our memory card space anymore!

Left pic: Selfie with the Nikon P900 with the flexi LCD screen. Selfie with DSLR? Awesome!
EVF useful when it is hard to read an LCD in sunlight, and holding the camera up to your eye forces you into a more stable body position for shooting. EVFs have an advantage when shooting video, as we can't simultaneously view and record video using an optical viewfinder, plus they can simulate what the photo will look like.
Nikon P900 has built-in GPS
with full manual control and creative effects. We can know exactly
where we were took a photo. The GPS receiver uses satellite positioning to tag our pictures
with location data. This location data can be read by software as well as
photo-sharing sites to map where the photos were taken. Compared to those days,
now we do not have to set the location or to remember exactly the place where
the picture was taken. It locates us immediately!
A camera is review on all four major criteria--photo quality,
performance, features and design. It
provides quick access to the most commonly used functions, and menus are simply
structured, logical and easy to learn. Its touch-screen allow for greater
functionality. This what we call technology.
This means that we can get things your smartphone's camera unavailable
to offer such as better photo and video
quality, a zoom lens and more control and still share on the go. ;)
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