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Fine detail is captured well by the optical zoom lens, with little to no camera shake
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Macro mode is also able to pick up fine detail and bright colours.
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Landscape mode produced evenly balanced shots, with nice detail and very little fringing or distortion.
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Colours represented by the Coolpix L330 are very natural and true to life.
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Another example of the fine detail that the L330 is able to capture.
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Using the Black and White filter produces dramatic images.
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The Coolpix L330 produces a reasonably shallow depth of field.
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Even while using the optical zoom, the L330 can still capture moving subjects with little blurring.
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Shooting from just 1cm away, the L330 still produces crisp, clear images.
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Metering is generally spot on from the L330.
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But some images can be a touch over exposed when there is a large expanse of light.
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The high resolution gives you good scope to crop without losing too much quality - this image was cropped to remove distracting background clutter.
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Zoom range
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Filters
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