Nikon Coolpix 775 Reviews

I bought my camera just over a year ago - Advantages: great zoom, very good quality pics, withstands lots of bashes! - Disadvantages: battery runs out fast, big gap between picture taking

I bought my Nikon Coolpix 775 in January of 2003 just after my daughter was born, so I could take plenty of pictures of her as she grows up. Back in those days the camera had a high street price of nearly £300 but by the power of the internet I got it for just under £200. I believe you can now get the same model for even less, around £170 making ...  Read the complete review

The Nikon Coolpix 775 is my third digital camera to date, and the best of the bunch. Previously I had a Largan Chameleon (very basic VGA capability), and a Minolta Dimage 2300 (reasonable picture quality, but heavy and no optical zoom). I upgraded to the Nikon when I needed something compact, with good picture quality, and an optical zoom. The ...  Read the complete review

It was Christmas morning and I rushed downstairs to see what there under the tree.When we all got round to opening presents to my great delight I opened the wrapping paper to reveal a ?Nikon coolpix 775?!I looked at the digital camera in amazement.Later that day I rushed upstairs to try it out! The manual was extremely easy to ...  Read the complete review

The Nikon Coolpix comes with a rechargable battery, which lasts a substantial amount of time (it can easily be used for a day out), and only takes 2 hours to recharge fully. The battery charger is supplied with european and UK cables, which are easily changed. This means the camera is ideal to take on holiday. The compact flash ...  Read the complete review

I needed a reasonable quality digital camera for family photos and one that all my family could use straight away. I was a bit surprised to find the little Nikon at around the same price as cameras that were manufactured by computer companies and the like. Being renowned for quality optics I choose the Nikon, hoping that their computer buffs had ...  Read the complete review

camera is too slow for snapshots of any kind - Advantages: small, lightweight - Disadvantages: too slow, flash poor, no snapshots

a very well specified and manufactured camera - Advantages: easy to use, programme modes for all occaisions, easy to set up under Linux o/s - Disadvantages: plastic body

My first Digital camera was always going to be a tough Decision. Up until now i have allways used SLR.. but they all have that same, inherant problem... size. (step in Mr Digital..) So,, i had decided finaly to buy a digital camera.. so after much looking and researching ind price comparing... i decided to go look at a kodak i had seen.. but ...  Read the complete review