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Superior Image Quality and Versatile Performance Go Full Throttle With the New ...

MELVILLE, NY, August 24, 2011 / PRNewswire / - Today, Nikon Inc. announced the new COOLPIX P7100, the digital camera that packs the stellar image quality, fast performance and a variety of creative manual controls in a compact, lightweight device. The COOLPIX P7100 10.1 megapixels is the ideal that advanced photographers looking for a companion to their digital SLR where both portability and picture quality are a must.

The new COOLPIX P7100 easily takes the role that the new flagship COOLPIX offering incredible image quality, superb high definition (HD) and performance at high speed to create an attractive package for professionals and amateurs. With an emphasis on the quality of the overall picture, consumers can expect a rapid response in all aspects of the operation of the device, which also includes a new improved AF for sharper images in a variety of lighting conditions. Whether shooting landscapes or action, users have full creative control with the new 3.0 inches inclinable variable angle LCD functions entirely manual and new special effects that add new dimension images. With the help of Nikon core technologies and distinctive new features and controls, the COOLPIX P7100 digital camera changes the image quality and performance into overdrive.

"The new COOLPIX P7100 is a compact camera that offers amateur picture quality stellar, superior mobility and operability, as well as rapid response and performance, even during shooting situations the most difficult," said Lisa Osorio, general manager of marketing for Nikon Inc."The COOLPIX P7100 allows users to explore their creative freedom, yet offers the amazing results they have become accustomed to their Nikon cameras."

The emphasis on image

Picture quality is a trademark of Nikon products, and the COOLPIX P7100 includes a number of core technologies such as the Nikon EXPEED high-speed C2 (TM) image processing engine that is designed to provide amazing results in various situations. The new technologies of image processing to maximize the performance of the 1 / 1.7-inch tall, 10.1-megapixel CCD sensor to provide high, low noise images that explode with bright colors. By expanding the capabilities of large CCD, the images show a noise reduction of both low and high ISO sensitivities. The result is a new level of cleanliness, tonal depth to images, creating a greater sense of dimension to any subject and surprisingly faithful color reproduction.

Tamron lenses for film vs 18 - 105 VR kit lens?

I like shooting macro, so I know I want to keep that one, and I like the zoom for landscape and general walking about. I wonder how the Nikkor kit lens compares with the Tamron zoom? Would they be redundant, or is there a reason to keep both of them? I like the 200, and often wished that I'd gotten the 300, so if I ditch one, it would probably be the Nikkor. I don't photograph people much, mostly wild things and landscapes. I also do woodturning, so the other main use would be to shoot pictures of turnings: vases, southwest style hollow forms, bowls, pens, and such. I think the macro will be a bit long for this. I want these to be free of wide angle distortions. I would be open to a prime lens for this, but don't have any currently. available with the new camera should cut down the exposures quite a bit. Charged the batter tonight, hope to get a few shots off tomorrow, though there will be a LOT to learn about operating this thing, a lot more complicated than either my film camera or the digital I've been using. I know my exposure basics, but there are so many new terms and settings, and menus to learn.

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