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Vidi camera reviews
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vidi camera reviews

That said, no sooner had Nikon announced the A1000 than Panasonic increased the viewfinder resolution of its latest Lumix TZ95 / ZS80 to 2.3 million dots.ĭespite that difference in Viewfinder resolution, the COOLPIX A1000 bears more than a passing resemblance to the Lumix TZ95 / ZS80. The 1166k dot LCD viewfinder is the headline update, not least because it makes the A1000 more of a serious competitor to the Lumix TZ / ZS range.

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It’s an update to the three year-old COOLPIX A900, which retains the older model’s lens adding the viewfinder and touch screen, reducing the sensor resolution from the older model’s 20 Megapixels and adding RAW shooting. Released at the beginning of 2019, the Nikon COOLPIX A1000 is a pocket superzoom camera with a 35x range, a 3 inch tilting touch-screen, built-in viewfinder and a 16 Megapixel 1 / 2.3in sensor. Alternatively get yourself a copy of my In Camera book or treat me to a coffee! Thanks! Buy it now! Check prices on the Nikon COOLPIX A1000 at Amazon, B&H, Adorama, or Wex. Ultimately the COOLPIX A1000 comes very close to providing everything the Lumix TZ95 / ZS80 offers - at a price that significantly undercuts it and for that reason comes highly recommended. It also has better continuous shooting, 4K photo modes and a more detailed electronic viewfinder. That said, the TZ95 / ZS80's screen may not be able to flip down as well as up, but its touch functions are better than the COOLPIX A1000's. On paper, the COOLPIX A1000 matches and in some ways betters the TZ95 / ZS80 - it's got a longer zoom, more versatile articulated screen and better wireless image transfer. Summary The COOLPIX A1000 is a pocket super-zoom camera with a 35x range that updates the earlier A900 with a decent electronic viewfinder, a touch screen, some new controls, and RAW shooting all at a price that’s very competitive with the Lumix TZ95 / ZS80 - the travel zoom everyone wants to emulate.











Vidi camera reviews