Nikon 3200

Pros: The photographs are exciting enough for me.

Cons: I wish I could zoom more.

The Bottom Line: I am enjoying my Nikon Coolpix 3200. I will upgrade only for a much better one in distant future.

Review: They say a picture is worth a 1000 words. So here are many thousand words for you, the pictures that I took with my Nikon Coolpix 3200. While looking at the pictures please keep in mind that I know next to nothing about photography. I click them ...

Pros: Lightweight, inexpensive, great auto features, panoramic pictures, easy to use, long battery life

Cons: Takes noisy videos if you use auto focus mode.

The Bottom Line: You can't go wrong with the quality of this camera. I would have expected to pay more than I did for a camera of this caliber.

Review: I guess one might call me a camera snob. I am extremely critical and picky when it comes to my digital images. So for me to rate this as a 5 means a lot to me. I like to do a lot of photoshop work and artistic shots so pixel quality is extremely ...

Pros: Excellent pictures, easy to use, small, light.

Cons: Small nitpick: assist and scene modes will probably be rarely used.

The Bottom Line: I am completely satisfied and delighted with this camera. It combines excellent picture quality, flexible capabilities, useful features, and a great price.

Review: I was looking for a digital camera that met specific requirements: high picture quality, at least 3 megapixel resolution, optical zoom, video shooting with audio recording, non-proprietary file formats, non-proprietary memory card format, non-proprietary ...

Pros: Small, light, excellent pictures, simple controls, uses AA batteries.

Cons: Battery life, display hard to see in the sun.

The Bottom Line: It's a small camera with big capabilities. Features are fun but good pictures are the goal, and this camera takes good pictures.

Review: I decided to replace my Fuji MX-1200 with something more up to date and with a higher pixel count. With very little research (but backed by a liberal return policy) I settled on the Nikon CoolPix 3200. It's got 3.2 megapixels, and comes with 16 ...

Pros: Easy to use, stylish, superb picture quality, great battery life.

Cons: Isn't as aggressive at automatically using the flash as I would like.

The Bottom Line: Not much bad to say about it. It's a great camera. You won't be disapointed. Good for beginners and enthusiasts alike.

Review: About 8 months prior to this review, I bought my wife one of these for our anniversary. We had a Minolta DiMage 7i that was a great camera, but was so big and bulky you had to plan on takng it places (kind of like a kid). It was just too big to be ...

Pros: Great price. Clear Pics. Easy use. All cables included.

Cons: Lag time. Noisy video. No case.

The Bottom Line: Good enough for the average photo buff. Lag time too slow for pros who need lots of frames quickly.

Review: I purchased mine from MarinePark Camera for something like $149(refurbished). I was able to start taking pictures immediately after loading the batteries, which were included. The camera comes with an internal 16mb(i think) but can take an SD Card. ...

Pros: Excellent all around camera. High picture quality, easy to use, I love my camera!!!!

Cons: I wish that the video mode used another format than Quicktime.

The Bottom Line: Good price point. Great features. Easy to use. High quality pics.

Review: My first digital camera purchase and I'm thrilled. I purchased this camera for its abundance of features as well as its ease of use. I was looking for a camera based on a few criterium: 3 megapix or better, size, batteries used, and features on the ...

Pros: AA batteries are the biggest advantage.

Cons: Relatively expensive.

The Bottom Line: This camera is probably the best camera on the market in its space.

Review: I buy Nikon cameras a lot for my work (it is compatible with both Windows and Macs) and have probably bought 8 Nikon 885s over the last three years -- we even bought one for work. I really like the 3.2 Megapixel size. I think it's a wonderful ...

Pros: Style, price, features, picture quality, user friendly, date imprint, Live display on TV

Cons: No continuous battery indicator, so small that mistaken as a toy camera, small memory

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended for first-timers as well as nerds.

Review: I bought this camera from an online vendor, and when I opened the box, I couldn't believe my eyes. The camera was much smaller than I expected. But when I started using it, I realized it was a giant in a small body. I am absolutely amazed by its ...

Pros: User-friendly, small, takes great photos

Cons: Longish Lag Time when Picture is being written to the card

The Bottom Line: The Nikon Coolpix 3200 is great for someone who wants an easy to use, small camera that takes really good photos.

Review: I purchased my first Digital camera last July prior to a 3 week vacation. I didn't do a ton of research, but I did look around. This camera was recommended to me by a good friend as well as one of the clerks at "The Camera Shop". It is an excellent ...