The Nikon Coolpix P60 Digital Camera is a blend of orthodox camera styling with an advanced feature set and operating ease. Built on a custom application of Nikon's innovative EXPEED digital image processing concept, the Coolpix P60 is built to provide optimum performance and maximum image quality. It also features a 5x Zoom-Nikkor lens that can zoom in tight for photo subjects ranging from landscapes to close-up portraits.
The camera also has Nikon's Optical VR (Vibration Reduction) image stabilization system which compensates for camera shake or movement by unsteady subjects to achieve sharper results. It has extended light sensitivity up to ISO 2000 to further help prevent blurred shots when shooting in lower light, or when capturing fast-moving subjects.
From its functional body design, with stable grip and rubber thumb rest, to the intuitive operation of its Mode dial, complete with a setting for Manual shooting mode, the Coolpix P60 is extremely versatile. Its electronic viewfinder enables accurate composition, even in bright sunlight, and the bright 2.7-inch LCD monitor is also easy to view in most lighting conditions. Power is supplied by readily available AA-size batteries, which means that the Coolpix P60 can be used in virtually any location without worrying about recharging or running out of power.
- In-Camera Red-Eye Fix
This Feature automatically fixes most instances of red-eye - right in the camera. Red-eye is commonly caused by the use of a built-in flash on a compact camera. - Improved Face-Priority AF
The Nikon Face-Priority AF system automatically detects and achieves sharp focus on people's faces wherever they are in the frame for crisp, sharp portraits - and now it focuses on faces faster than ever. The feature can find and focus on up to 5 faces to ensure superb group portraits. - Nikon D-Lighting
The Nikon D-Lighting feature can rescue underexposed images or shots taken with too much backlight by automatically creating a copy of the image, then brightening the dark areas in the picture, while the well-exposed areas are left completely untouched.