Nikon Coolpix P6000
Digital Camera Review
Sep 25, 2008
- By Alfredo Padilla
The Nikon Coolpix P6000 is a high-end compact point-and-shoot that flirts with the capabilities of an SLR while retaining a relatively small form factor. At 13.5 megapixels and with a 4x optical zoom the P6000 offers a good selection of manual controls and the ability to shoot RAW, features that will likely ingratiate it to its target audience. The big new feature on the P6000 is built-in GPS capability, although we'll have to get it into the labs to see how well this performs. The P6000 will be available in September and is expected to come be priced at $599.95.
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The Nikon Coolpix P6000 is a high-end compact point-and-shoot that flirts with the capabilities of an SLR while retaining a relatively small form factor. At 13.5 megapixels and with a 4x optical zoom the P6000 offers a good selection of manual controls and the ability to shoot RAW, features that will likely ingratiate it to its target audience. The big new feature on the P6000 is built-in GPS capability, although we'll have to get it into the labs to see how well this performs. The P6000 will be available in September and is expected to come be priced at $695.95.
