It’s reasonably sharp, with accurate colors, and bright enough for use outdoors. From a quality standpoint, the screen is good for the class as well. But, it’s one that lets you frame tricky high or low angle shots with ease. Nevertheless, a fully articulating screen remains a relatively rare feature in this class of camera.
This screen maintains the same 921K dot resolution, however. It features a 3.2-inch vari-angle TFT LCD, a nice change over the predecessor 3.0-inch screen.
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The camera also obtains focus peaking, which is perfect for ensuring critical manual focusing if you prefer manually focusing. But, it’s more than sufficient for most applications. Like the predecessor, it’s not the quickest system around. And, in good light, the focus remains fast, accurate, and responsive. The camera obtains a similar contrast-detect AF system with subject tracking and face priority as the predecessor. However, you can’t have both the rear screen and external monitor active simultaneously. The camera also offers a clean HDMI output for use with external recorders or monitors. And this makes its videos more suited towards casual use, rather than professional.
Though, like the predecessor, they do lose sharpness and details towards the edges. Videos remain sharp towards the center of the frame with the same accurate color rendering as stills. Video quality, overall, is good, though not excellent. And it obtains its predecessor’s Hybrid image stabilization system, melds the camera’s optical VR system with electronic stabilization, increasing stability.
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And it now shoots video to the web-friendly MP4 format using the MPEG-4 codec, a more straightforward setup than MOV for most users.īut, outside of that, it also shoots 1080p full HD video up to 60 fps for slow-motion videos. A nice change over the P900’s 1080p maximum. New for this release is 4K Ultra HD video up to 30 fps. On the video front, this camera represents a significant improvement in capabilities over its predecessor. Like the predecessor, this camera offers continuous shooting speeds of 7 frames per second and a 7 shot buffer. And it’s a dramatic improvement over the predecessor. Overall, even with its smaller 1/2.3-inch sensor, the image quality matches Nikon’s entry-level DSLRs.
But, these are typical for cameras in this class. They also offer a reasonable amount of dynamic range, giving advanced shooters flexibility in post-processing.Īs expected, the lens does show barrel distortion, chromatic aberration, and moiré in high contrast scenes. Photos are well-exposed, detailed with vibrant and accurate colors. And in good light, its images are excellent for this class of camera. The addition of RAW is a significant improvement that dramatically improves image quality. However, unlike its predecessor, this camera now supports the RAW (NRW) format. The result of this incredibly lengthy configuration is image quality that matches today’s smartphones. And lastly, it obtains the 1 cm macro mode from its predecessor, allowing you to shoot stunning close-up and macro shots.
This Dual Detect Optical VR system now provides 5.0 stops of shake reduction, for supremely stable handheld shots with less blur. Secondly, the lens offers Vibration Reduction (VR), Nikon’s image stabilization system that improves image stability by compensating for camera shake. And they also include their standard 4x Digital Zoom, increasing the lens to 12,000mm. Let’s tackle these changes one by one now.įirstly, Nikon equipped this camera with a 2x Dynamic Fine Zoom, which doubles its range to 6,000mm with minimal image degradation. However, this lens provides some notable additions, some new and some not. And it has a variable aperture from f/2.8-8.0, slightly slower than the predecessors 6.5 maximum. However, new for this release is an updated 125x optical zoom NIKKOR ED lens, which gives the camera a 35mm equivalent of 24-3,000mm. It obtains the same 1/2.3-inch 16MP Backside-Illuminated CMOS sensor from its predecessor and the EXPEED 4 image processor. What are some of the goods, bads, and uglies of the Nikon COOLPIX P1000? Pros: Image Quality
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