Nikon Zoom 600 35mm Film Camera
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- Film Type: 35mm
- Zoom Lens: With Zoom Lens
- Camera Type: Point and Shoot
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Pros
Ease of use, price, light weight,
Cons
Auto Focus
Recommended it?
Yes
The Bottom Line:
This camera has all the extras an average person needs to take pictures. It is easy to use and inexpensive. I love mine
Nikon's Lite Touch Zoom 110 is a high-tech compact camera that not only offers point-and-shoot simplicity, but also lets you apply creative techniques to your photography. A sophisticated 38-110 power zoom lens lets you capture all the brilliance and feeling of those special moments. Advanced features include Focus Lock, Auto Flash, Anytime Flash, Flash Cancel, Red-Eye Reduction and a self-timer that lets you star in your own shots. The Lite Touch Zoom 110 even has Slow Sync Flash to brighten both the subject and the background in night scenes. Great for family occasions such as weddings, graduations, vacations and outings.
Heres a few reason we chose this camera:
~Razor sharp lens (Comparable to SLRs !)
~Accurate metering & fill flash
~Silent operation
~Ease of use and comprehensive user manual
~Various Flash modes
~Infinity focus (good for tour)
As with most things it is not without a few quirks:
~Slow response shutter
~Flash easily blocked my hands
~Auto Focus accuracy
Overall, this is a great camera! I love the flexibility it gives me when taking pictures. It does take some getting used to (still trying to work out getting it to shoot exactly when I press the button rather than 2 or 3 seconds later) and you do have to hold very still or you get blurred pictures, but it's lightweight and handy to use.
Heres a few reason we chose this camera:
~Razor sharp lens (Comparable to SLRs !)
~Accurate metering & fill flash
~Silent operation
~Ease of use and comprehensive user manual
~Various Flash modes
~Infinity focus (good for tour)
As with most things it is not without a few quirks:
~Slow response shutter
~Flash easily blocked my hands
~Auto Focus accuracy
Overall, this is a great camera! I love the flexibility it gives me when taking pictures. It does take some getting used to (still trying to work out getting it to shoot exactly when I press the button rather than 2 or 3 seconds later) and you do have to hold very still or you get blurred pictures, but it's lightweight and handy to use.
