Nikon COOLPIX 4300 Digital Camera

The Bottom Line: Spend the extra for the 4mp and not for the longer zoom. You can buy add on lenses for this camera later...

Review: Hey what can I say. I am the average camera user and loving this new toy. It takes photos that are absolutely amazing.
To give you an example of how good this camera is, look at other reviews on the net to see which cameras this one is being...

Review: After my cheaper model Coolpix kicked the bucket after being dropped by my toddler too many times, I opted for the 4.0 megapixel 4300. This camera is easy to use, small and convenient for carrying, and takes beautiful pictures. It fits comfortably...

Review: This is a great little camera for the price. The controls and the directions are very easy to follow. Takes a great picture with very little effort. Pictures when developed look like they came from a much more expensive camera. This camera has lots...

The Bottom Line: I can't see why anyone (expect an anal professional) would be disappointed with their purchase.

Review: I was referred to the 4300 by two friends that own the cam and really like it. I checked it out at Best Buy and Circuit City, both of whom's "advisors" recommended the 4300 as well (for my price range). I bought it on the internet, and have enjoyed...

The Bottom Line: Good photos, poor controller durability, fairly thick, easy to use, great for photo students

Review: I compared all the cameras in this models price range and found that this gave the best quaty images and features for the money. This was our first digital camera, and since it is digital, we take about 100 times the pictures we used to.

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The Bottom Line: For the price, you get great pictures with excellent color, especially in well-lit areas. For action photos and low-light settings, you might want to look for an alternative.

Review: This is my first digital camera. Until now, I've been using a 120 format Yashika and a Nikon FM. For a while I was torn between getting a film/slide scanner and getting a digital camera. I chose the camera for the convenience and savings in film...

The Bottom Line: Buy the Coolpix. If it's in your price range and you want good photographs don't pass on this one.

Review: Recently I had to travel without the arrival of a camera [previously ordered but undelivered before my departure time] that was different from the Coolpix 4300.

(I ordered the Konica Minolta DiMage Z10).

In most instances I would...

The Bottom Line: The camera is a good camera, but I have been greatly soured by the camera having to be repaired after only 31 days of ownership.

Review: The camera is easy to use, has a nice size and feel in the hand. The tripod mount is plastic, should be metal for better wear. Camera had at least one dead pixel on the lcd display ( not a big deal, but distracting).

The camera gave a...

The Bottom Line: Easy enough to handle for complete newcomers and advanced enough for amateur photographers this camera is the perfect camera to learn on and develop your skills as a digital photographer.

Review: Lets get something out of the way before I start.

I am a Novice. A N00b if you will. To give you an idea of how new I am to digital photography, my previous camera was a Hewlett Packard 215 PhotoSmart (with an included whopping 4 MB...

The Bottom Line: A good camera for a budding digital photographer

Review: I bought my Nikon Coolpix 4300 digital camera back in 2003, when a camera with 4 mega pixels was near the top of the line (and the top of my budget). At the time, I worked in a photo lab and sold digital cameras, so I knew exactly what I wanted. My...