Testseek.com have collected 114 expert reviews of the Nikon Coolpix A and the average rating is 77%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nikon Coolpix A.
April 2013
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114 Reviews
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Build quality, Digital noise kept nicely in check up to 3200 ISO or even 6400 ISO, Builtin flash and hotshoe, 4 fps burst mode, Customisable interface with two Fn buttons
Lens: sharpness levels could be more consistent at full aperture (f/2.8), No optical stabilisation, Autofocus still isn't really fast enough, especially in low light, No builtin WiFi or GPS, No videorecord button, No touchscreen or swivel/tilt screen, No
With its quality build, very compact design and top-notch 16-Megapixel APS-C sensor, the Coolpix A seems to have plenty of interesting features for advanced users. However, Nikon's Coolpix A has no optical or electronic viewfinder, no tilt or swivel scree...
The Nikon Coolpix A is a dedicated wide-angle compact with a big image sensor. Image quality can suffer at the edges of the frame, and the autofocus is a smidge slow, but if if you want to pack a lot into your shots, it's worth a look....
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Published: 2013-03-07, Author: Mike , review by: pocket-lint.com
Abstract: Nikon's Coolpix range of compact cameras has grown in strength over the last few years, and now it just got serious: the Nikon Coolpix A represents the first APS-C compact camera from the Japanese manufacturer. The camera even has "made in Japan" emblazon...
Good build quality, Controls are sensibly arranged, Produces superb images, Little noise
Not the fastest autofocus, Corner shading
While it is considerably smaller than the Fuji X100S , the Nikon Coolpix A doesn't have a viewfinder built in - there's an optional optical finder available. It also lacks the traditional aperture ring and shutter speed dial that give the Fuji X100S some...
Compact size, Fantastic Quality due to bigger APSC sensor, Sharp Lens, Good grip.
Noticeable Lens distortion in closeups, No zoom, Focus lamp is very strong often disturbing the subject, No touchscreen at this price, Expensive
I really enjoyed my time with Nikon A and would heartily recommend it to all my friends who want to go the DSLR way but will not due to the hefty sizes of DSLR's. The Nikon A solves size issues but brings a few others, namely lens distortion and absolute...
Large 16MP APS-C Sensor, Fast 28mm f/2.8 lens, Good high ISO performance
Slow FPS, No dedicated Video recording button, Rear dial feels underwhelming due to lack of functionality
The advanced point and shoot is finally starting to come of age, with many major players joining the league. The Nikon Coolpix A is the first of its kind from the House of Nikon, but it is still a solid contender. Its lens is somewhat outperformed by the ...
Priced at an MRP of a whopping Rs 54,950, the Coolpix A does come across as being ridiculously expensive. However, bear in mind that the Coolpix A is targeted at enthusiasts who want DSLR-like controls and imaging quality in a compact form. It's worthy o...
Abstract: The Nikon COOLPIX A is the newest in the range of large sensor, compact cameras with fixed lenses. It comes with a 16MP APS-C sensor, the same size of sensors found in entry to mid-level DSLR cameras. Rumors are that the COOLPIX A's sensor is based on the...
Abstract: This is the first Coolpix digital compact camera with a 16.2-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor.In other words, this 299g camera, which is only 40.3mm thick, has an image sensor you would ordinarily find in a mid-range DSLR.It has a fixed 18.5mm (28mm equivalent...
