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Shots taken with the Cross Process filters are vibrant with high contrast.
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An example of the High Contrast Monochrome filter, which lends a nice moodiness to shots.
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Exposures are well balanced with the Coolpix S2800.
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You can use the red Cross Process filter to add more unusual color depth to your shots.
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Shots taken with the zoom retain a good amount of detail.
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The S2800 does a good job of capturing fine detail while using Macro Mode.
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Even when shooting into the sun the S2800 manages to correctly balance the exposure, although there is sometimes a little lens flare.
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Colours are true to life and bright.
Filters
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