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I bought this cam from flipkart for 17.4k.... .. The price has soared up since then,...So, I consider my deal as 100% value for money. nnPros:n1: 42x zoom. (There are zoom test videos in youtube... Check it out and you'll b surprised to see what this cam has in it)n2: HD video: Amazing quality for videosn3. Screen: The screen can be tilted to any angle you like... Very useful while taking ground level pics...n4: Sturdy built: The body looks n feels strong. It has a nice grip . n5: Decent pic quality: The max size f image is 8-9MB on 18MP FINE...The image data is quite small when compared to DSLR(15MB min). Noise level is moderate. Don't expect pic quality of DSLR though. n6. Battery : Lasts for about 300 shots.. It is better to carry a spare battery though. U just need to spend an extra 1000 for it.n7. Viewfinder: Very useful if u plan to take lots of pic in one go. Saves up lots of juice!! n8. Manual focusing : It is a delight to take pics on dis cam in manual mode. Please don't buy this cam if u plan to use auto mode... Its just a waste of money for auto mode. A 5000rs point and shoot cam cud easily do that for you. n9: GPS: Though I've not used this feature yet, it seems to be a pretty good addon for ur cam. Quite useful while exploring unknown places. GPS helps u to GEO TAG the pics. Dont think that i offers navigation n all... It just stores the position of the place where the pic was taken. If turned on, battery consumption would obviously increase.n10: Scene modes: Though I dont like auto mode, just for the sake of adding a good point about this cam, u can say that u have a wide range of scene modes to choose from on this cam.n11: CHEAP: Its not the best bridge cam in the market. But for 17.5k, this one is a steal-deal! For alternatives, u cud look at Sony hx300, canon sx50....but, u gotta pay 22k+ for sony and 26k+ for canon.. It is not worth the premium ! Image quality is almost the same... Sony and Canon has got faster zoom speeds and better autofocussing though... nnnCons:n1. Autofocus: Manual focus is the best. But, for the ones who doesnt like all those stuff like fiddling with the controls, autofocus is the only way out. I felt that the delay to focus on to a subject is a little more when compared to other cams in the same class. If u are taking pics on manual mode, dont consider this as a reason for not buying this cam. Remember that if u want to take good pics, it must be you and not a software which controls the cam!!n2: Flash: Flash compensation feature is available. But, the performance f the flash is not upto the mark... But, it is still better that most other bridge cams available. Remember that u cant use this flash like the pros use it on their cams.. Bouncer cant be fixed. So, you'll probably get a high burst of light on the subj just like normal cams. nnnThese are the only 2 probs I faced on this cam until now.. I've taken only abt 1000 pics using this cam..I am really happy with the nikon product...nnSo here is my final verdict:nIf u r a person looking for a camera for 20000 to 23000 range, Nikon P520 is ur best option.nIf u are a person who wants to buy a camera which has almost all the features of a DSLR but, dont want to or have enough money to spend exta cash on lens, Nikon P520 is a good optionnAnd If u r a beginner and wants to kickstart photography as a hobby, P520 is the one you shud go for!!!
This is an excellent camera for the price (which I payed). Its features superior to almost all other point-and-shoots in its price range: Wi-fi capable (ability to connect to smart phones for viewing/sharing your photos and videos via the optional WU-1a adapter), built-in GPS, 18MP CMOS sensor, a zoom lens with incredible focal range (24mm-1,000mm), and 1080 HD video. For the price, that's a nice set-up, a camera with advanced features with an excellent ease-of-use, requiring little knowledge of photographic techniques. But yes, I wish the P520 had a few more pro-like features but this is an excellent - almost but not quite great - camera. However, if you're someone not interested in advanced photography and just want a very nice camera with higher-end consumer features, this is a 5-star camera. nnOne additional thing, I was able to get the same camera (plus usual stuff) for 10% less from another online store. I, being a long time flipkart customer, think it needs to up its game, especially regarding their product pricing.
Brand | Nikon |
Type | Bridge Camera |
Series | Coolpix |
Title | Nikon Coolpix P520 Bridge Camera |
Type | CMOS Sensor |
Size(W x H) | 6.17 x 4.55 mm, 1/2.3 inch |
Processor Model | Expeed C2 Processor |
Effective Resolution | 18.1 MP Resolution |
Lens Type | Zoom |
Focal Length | 4.3-180 mm |
Optical Zoom | 42 x |
Lens cover | Yes, Lens Cap LC-CP24 (with cord) |
Lens Construction | 14 Elements in 10 Groups (4 ED Lens Elements) |
Aperture Range | f/3-f/5.9 Aperture |
Resolution Available |
1920x1080 Pixels (1080p HD), 1280x720 Pixels (720p HD), 640x480 Pixels (VGA) |
File Format | MOV |
fps |
1080p Frame rate : 30 720p Frame rate : 30 |
Slow Motion Effect | No |
Built in Flash | Yes |
Flash Features | Flash exposure compensation |
Hot Shoe/Flash mount | No |
Flash Range | 8 metres |
Wifi | Yes |
HDMI | Yes |
Bluetooth | No |
NFC | No |
Pictbridge | No |
USB | Yes |
Viewfinder | Yes, Electronic Viewfinder |
Display Type | LCD |
Display Size | 3.2 Inch |
Display Resolution (No.of dots) | 921000 dots |
Moveable Display | Yes |
Touchscreen | No |
No. of supported language | 32 |
Brightness Adjustment | Yes, 5 levels |
Built in memory | 15 MB |
Memory Card Type | SD, SDHC, SDXC |
Storage File system | DCF, DPOF, EXIF |
Shutter Speed | 1/4000-1 sec |
ISO | Auto, 80-12800 ISO |
3D | Yes |
Auto Focus | Yes, Contrast detection |
AF Points | 9 Points |
Touch Focus | No |
Manual Focus | Yes |
Image Stabilization | Yes, Type : Optical |
In-camera Editing | Pictures, Cropping, Red-eye correction when previewing, Videos, Movie Mode Create, Movie Mode Edit, Creative, Calendar, Frame, Copy,Crop, D-Lighting ,Filter Effects, Print Order Protect,Quick Retouch, Rotate Image, Skin Softening, Slide Show, Small Picture, Sequence display option, Choose key picture |
HDR Shooting Mode | No |
Drive Mode | Yes, Single Shot,Continuous Shot,Self-timer,Portrait |
Burst Mode | Yes, MaxBurst: 7 Shots |
Microphone | Yes |
Self Timer | 10 seconds, 2 seconds |
White Balance Type | Auto, Cloudy, Daylight, Flash, Fluorescent, Incandescent, Manual |
Scene Modes | Backlight, Beach/Snow, Close-up(Macro), Fireworks, Food & Cuisine, Indoor, Landscape, Manner/Museum, Night Landscape, Night portrait, Panorama, Party Mode, Portrait, Sports, Sunset |
Iris control | Yes |
Image File Formats | JPEG |
Image Minimum Resolution | 2 MP |
Video File Formats | MOV |
Exposure modes | Aperture priority, Automatic Mode, Full manual, Program Mode, Scene Mode, Shutter Speed priority |
Exposure Lock | No |
Dimensions (WxHxD) | 125.2 x 84.1 x 101.6 mm |
Weight | 550 Gram |
Rugged | No |
Available Color Options | Black, Grey, Red, Silver |
Warranty Period | 2 Years |
Battery model | EN-EL5 |
Battery | Rechargeable(proprietary) |
Battery Type | Li-ion |
No of Shots | 200 Shots |
Accessories Inbox | Charging AC Adapter EH-69P, Lens Cap LC-CP24 (with cord), Camera Strap, ViewNX 2 CD, Audio Video Cable EG-CP16, Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL5 (with terminal cover), USB Cable UC-E6 |
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Lower weight:
494 gms vs 550 gms
Lower Resolution:
16.1 MP vs 18.1 MP
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240 vs 200
Lower Resolution:
16.1 MP vs 18.1 MP
Smaller Display:
3 inch vs 3.2 inch
More No Of Shots:
330 vs 200
Higher Optical Zoom:
60 x vs 42 x
Lower Resolution:
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590 vs 200
Lower weight:
538 gms vs 550 gms
Lower Optical Zoom:
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600 vs 200
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