All information of Nikon Digital Cameras

Nikon's first foray into the compact/long zoom arena is a slightly odd beast that sits roughly halfway between compact travel zooms (such as the Panasonic TZ series) and the SLR-style super zooms such as its own P90 (though despite appearances, it doesn't have an eye level viewfinder of any kind). It's certainly very small for a camera with a 15x optical zoom (covering a useful 28-420mm equiv. range), but its mini-SLR styling means it's far from pocketable. Lens aside the L100 is - like all Nikon's L series cameras - a true 'point and shoot' model, with little manual control, but the 3.0" screen, image stabilization and ease of use features (not to mention keen pricing) will undoubtedly appeal to many. (April 2009)

Main Features

- 15x Zoom-NIKKOR lens with focal range from 28mm wide-angle to 420mm super-telephoto
- 10.0 effective megapixels for high-resolution images
- 3-in. high-resolution LCD monitor with anti-reflection coating
- Sport Continuous Mode enables shooting at up to 30 consecutive pictures^*1 at 13 fps
- Image sensor shift VR image stabilization
- Motion Detection for sharp, steady results
- High Sensitivity up to ISO 3200^*2
- Powered by commonly available AA-batteries
- Easy Auto Mode with Scene Auto Selector provides quick, carefree picture-taking in a variety of situations
- Smart Portrait System – Face-priority AF, Smile Mode, Blink Warning and In-Camera Red-Eye Fix
- Distortion Control
- D-Lighting adds detail and optimizes exposure to rescue underexposed images

*1 Feature available only for image sizes of 3M (2048 x 1536) or smaller.
*2 ISO 3200 is available only for image sizes of 3M (2048 x 1536) or smaller.



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