Nikon has replaced the Coolpix P300 with the P310.
![]() | Nikon Coolpix P310 announced February 2012 |
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Nikon has replaced the Coolpix P300 with the P310.
![]() | Nikon Coolpix P310 announced February 2012 |
"Fast lens on the wide end of the zoom (f/1.8)"dpreview.com | talking about the camera's auto-focus
"Overall then, the P300 is a satisfying compact camera."dpreview.com | talking about the camera's overall-performance
"The P300 feels great in the hand. Unlike the Canon Powershot S95 it actually has a grip of sorts, in the form of a thin rubber strip on the front of the camera."dpreview.com | talking about the camera's feel
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I think this is an error
This camera can take up to 8fps in full resolution and more in smaller resolutions (up to 120fps)
Each have a number of advantages, I think the P7000 will have better image quality due to its larger sensor.
We have the sensor size as 6.2x4.6mm, is that not correct?
How big is 1/2.3"? :) A lot of people like to quote sensor size as fractions, like 1/2.5". Snapsort "translates" the actual sensor size (6.2 x 4.6mm) into a fraction, but its not very precise, it groups all sensors into one of: 1/3.6", 1/2.5", 1/1.7", four-thirds, aps-h, aps-c, full-frame.
http://www.nikonusa.com/Nikon-Products/Product/Compact-Digital-Cameras/26246/COOLPIX-P300.html#tab-ProductDetail.ProductTabs.TechSpecs