Nikon COOLPIX 4300 Digital Camera

The Bottom Line: This was a very good camera and is worth purchasing for both the beginner and the near-professional.

Review: I found this camera to be able to do pretty much whatever I need it to. I took it on my vacation to Arizona last week and took over 500 pictures. At least 75% of them came out very well, and the ones that didn't were mostly due to user error. It's...

The Bottom Line: While not perfect, few cameras in this price range produce such nice pictures

Review: We recently purchased the Nikon 4300 after deciding that upgrading to a 4 megapixel model was worth the additional investment. We previously had used an Olympus 2 megapixel model, and while the images were acceptable, they still seemed to lack the...

The Bottom Line: Overall, this is a quality camera, and I'm glad I got it. It offers plenty of manual options, but it also makes a great point-and-shoot because it's simple to use.

Review: I guess I should get all the dirt out of the way first. Like every product out there, this one has some flaws. First of all, it has no built-in lens protection. You are forced to use the lens cap, which is somewhat of a pain. If you forget to remove...

Review: The Coolpix 4300 is the best example I've seen of point-and-shoot plus some more advanced options. In automatic mode, the 4300 takes great pictures. In manual mode, you can adjust a number of settings to get exactly the result you want.

...

The Bottom Line: If you are not a professional but want professional results without taking a course with the manual, this is perfect. No one will know how easily it works!

Review: It is easy to read the specs of the camera from the company website or even other reviews so I will skip that and go right into a review about USING the camera.

First, you must realize that this is a powerful camera that takes VERY good...

The Bottom Line: I would recommend it because it is fool-proof for absolute beginners and has tons of features for enthusiasts.

Review: I loved this camera from the moment I got it. It is compact and handy, gives excellent image and has tons of options for all kind of situations.

I took pictures and printed (8 X 10) them on a HP printer and you cannot tell if they have...

The Bottom Line: Great Camera, Easy to use!

Review: Before I get into my review, I do want to start off by saying I did not pay for this camera. Well, I paid $25 for it, but the company I work for paid for the rest of it. It was a contest. My reasoning for telling you this right off is so that you...

The Bottom Line: A great camera for the money, but stil has a few drawbacks. I would buy it again without hesitation.

Review: After spending the past three years with an Olympus digital camera that ate batteries like Rosanne eats Twinkies, I felt that it was time for a change. The prices of the better cameras had come down to reasonable levels and these reasonable levels...

The Bottom Line: I would buy this again only if I could install the software on a new computer so as not to worry about crashing.

Review: Initially a pleasure to use, my Thanksgiving pictures looked great although taken in a candlelit room. I was eager to download them from my new camera.
When we installed the software on my Dell Dimension 4100 after reading all of Nikon's specs,...