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 While a competent camera, the Nikon Coolpix P90 didn't distinguish itself from the ultrazoom competition, and had a disappointing video mode. Though the 24x lens is impressive, other cameras have better features and performance. |
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Product Tour | Good button layout | Tripod mount not aligned with anything |
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Color | High color accuracy | Less accurate blues and pinks |
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Noise | Generally low noise | Noise levels jump considerably at ISO 800 and 1600 |
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Resolution | Large number of shooting resolutions | High distortion; soft images |
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Video | None | Almost no control; poor color accuracy; no HD |
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Playback | Strong editing tools | Limited direct print options |
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Hardware | Mammoth zoom | Mediocre battery life |
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Controls | Full manual controls; auto bracketing | Max exposure length only eight seconds |
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Design & Handling | Thorough manual | Shallow grip; overly long menu system |
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