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Nikon Coolpix P6000 review

Fancy the high-end controls of the PowerShot G10 without the price or the bulk? We find out if the P6000 is a viable alternative

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Last reviewed: December 19th 2008

Price at launch £337.78
MPN VMA250B1
Accessories Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL5, AC Adapter EH-66, USB Cable UC-E6, Audio Video Cable EG-CP14, Strap AN-CP18, Software Suite CD-ROM
Case Included No
Colour Black
Dimensions 107 x 65.5 x 42
Features NIKKOR wideangle 4x zoom lens / Built-in Global Positioning System (GPS) / 13.5 megapixel resolution / RAW file format / COOLPIX Picture Controls / Expandable system / Wired LAN connectivity for myPicturetown
Weight (g) 280
Battery Type Rechargeable Li-ion
Camera Type Compact
Connectivity USB 2.0
Display Size 2.7
Exposure Modes Aperture-priority, Automatic, Manual, Programme, Shutter-priority
Flash Modes Auto, Fill-in, Off, Red-Eye Reduction, Slow-Synchro
Focusing Modes Auto, Manual
ISO Settings 100, 1600, 200, 3200, 400, 64, 6400, 800, Auto-Hi, ISO Auto
Image Formats JPEG, RAW
Image Sensor Dimensions 7.40 x 5.55
Image Sensor Resolution 13.5
Image Sensor Type 1/1.7inch CCD
Lens 4x Zoom-NIKKOR; 6.0-24.0mm (35mm [135] format picture angle: 28-112mm)
Longest Shutter Speed 30
Max Aperture 5.9
Max. Captured Image Resolution 4224 x 3168
Memory Types SD
Metering Modes 256 Zone Matrix, Centre weighted, Spot
Min Aperture 2.7
Min Shutter Speed 2000
Optical Zoom 4
Optical viewfinder Yes
White Balance Auto, Cloudy, Daylight, Fluorescent, Manual
White Balance Presets Incandescent
LCD Display? Yes
Max resolution (horizontal pixels) 4224
Max resolution (vertical pixels) 3168

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Product Summary

Key specs


Weight (g): 280 |
Optical Zoom: 4 |
LCD Display?: Yes |
Max resolution (horizontal pixels): 4224 |

Full spec

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Good build quality

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Generous array of features

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Confusing menu layout

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Technology will be unnecessary to most users

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