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Four Nikon Coolpix Cameras: L6, L5, S10, and S7c

Posted Aug 29, 2006 at 07:43PM by Gino D. Listed in: Nikon, Camera Tags: COOLPIX S

!!!PRESSRELEASE!!!A few days ago, we featured Nikon's Coolpix S9. And just when you were so ready to step out of the door to buy one, we might as well up the ante and give you more options! I mean, isn't that what consumerism entails? Having the power to choose? Well, now. Alongside the Coolpix S9, Nikon has also released four other camera models (clockwise from top-left): L6, L5, S7c and S10.

First we have the L6: It's looks like the least exciting in the batch, but what this camera has to boast (aside from your usual basic functions: 6 megapixel, 2.5-inch display) is that it can take 1000 shots with just two AA lithium Energizers.

The L5 is your typical point-and-click digicam and has all the regular features you could expect. Don't be misled with the name of the camera. It's not 5 megapixels, but 7! It's named so because it has a 5x optical zoom. That's where the "5" comes from. There's a 2.5-inch LCD screen and it allows VGA recording.

Then we have the S10. As with the L5, don't be misled by the "10". It's not 10 megapixels but has a 10x optical zoom. The screen is 2.5 inches, and has a maximum ISO of 800. This became possible due to the unique design of swivel of lenses from other Nikon camera models.

And finally, Coolpix S7c. And this time, as the name suggests, it's 7 megapixels (7.1, to be exact). It has a 3-inch LCD screen and, as with the Coolpix P3, also has WiFi capabilities. Yes, that allows you to send up your pics to the net, or even through email. This camera also has a 30fps VGA camera that records with sound.

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