User Reviews for Nikon Coolpix S9200 Point & Shoot Camera

pic quality very nice n video quality awesome,,, but there s an another factor which should be considered while buyi high priced battery.n1. it can take oly 45 mins to discharge HD (1080p).. bt it takes more than 3 hours 2 fully charged..n2.can take oly 200 snaps,,, nnconslu: nnif u r an taki photos very rarely its very super, u r average user u must have an laptop 2 charge it.. so before buyi tis jst think n decide folks

I like this camera very much.nnPicture Quality:nPicture quality is awesome while shooting outside.nBut inside room with flash may give you blurred image.nIts zoom is awesome, but you need to use tripod or fix it somewhere to get the good quality picture while zooming.nnBattery:nBattery usage is average, i took around 400 picture for the whole day and still it stand.nnThe camera look is good and its very compact, it will fit on your pocket even with the cover. I am using 8 GB class 10 memory so i get good speed for taking the next picture

Affordable price, good picture quality, light weight, easy to carry. good and style model. expandable memory can be used upto 32 giga byte. Battery is lithium one. having rechargable concept. so, no need to purchase extra items for battery only.

I like this camera due to only quite good of pic & video qualitynnBut main problem in this camera is battery prblmneven in case f full charge it can took hardly 150/160 picnOr if u keep on video mode it will close with in 1/2 hour.

Being a happy user of Nikon dSLR's and also my camera of choice for most stuff, there are still certain benefits in a good compact. My last compact being an olympus, which was a very disappointing experience. All the nikons I have owned in the past have always had a good build quality so that's what swung it for this one. When I purchased this camera it was brand new to the market so there was limited reviews but mostly positive. The Lumix zs20 nearly got my money as it is also a fantastic compact with similar spec but i'm a sucker for the nikon brand so I took the plunge. First impressions were that it is smaller then I expected, which is a good thing to me as that is the point of a compact right. The build quality seems good as do the ergonomics. Have taken a few hundred shots with it and am very impressed. Low light shots are particularly good with very low noise. The 18 x zoom is silent, quick and very smooth with decent optics, my only complaint being that at the maximum reaches and the camera being so small it is hard to hold steady enough for a sharp image but that is probably the issue on any small camera with a long lens. Great glove box or travel camera that can be recharged from anything with a USB. Very pleased with it so far.There have been no failures and I've had relatively little trouble learning to use it on the fly. (Although I admit I used the instruction manual once!) I've used the camera in below zero conditions in the snow, backpacking, in low light, in the rain as well as in bright sunlight. It performs excellently in all conditions, giving good crisp and clear photos. Of course, this means that you've actually taken the time to compose the shot ahead of time. No camera will compensate for poor set up. It has never froze, or given me an error message. As with any new camera there are some things you have to learn to do differently. I've adjusted to the fact that the flash pops up under where I usually put my left index finger and never think about it. I'd recommend the camera as a good all around camera.I really like this camera for a few reasons. It worked well straight out of the box, and better once I read the manual(read your manuals people). I like that it does fit in my pockets(the shorter girl pants pockets, not the deep manly pants pockets. Tho it would fit those also). It will take a burst of shots, which is great when chasing a toddler and trying to get one really good facial expression. I love the 18x optical zoom. I looove a good optical zoom. It also does very well tracking faces, up to nine(so says manual, personally I've seen it focus on 3 faces in the same shot, and they were all in focus at different distances from the camera). I like that I can turn off the option to preview my photos as they are taken(the 2 sec screen freeze before being able to take another picture). I have used this camera indoors and out, both with plenty of shots I liked. My approach to amateur photography is to take a ton of photos, then go through and pull out the few that were great. 16 megapixels also gives room to go through and crop your pictures later without losing some quality, although I try to frame my shots as I take them. The flash is in an awkward place, where you want to put your left index finger, which takes some getting used to, but is not worth avoiding the camera. I would recommend this to everyone I know. I have not found any major negatives