Nikon L6

Pros: Great Picture Quality and White balancing system, Very inexpensive with rebate

Cons: Weak Flash

Review: Updated 11/19/00: This was my very first opinion and my ratings reflected it. : ) So I decided to revise it so that the review can be more helpful to others.

I've used this camera heavily for over a month now. My first digital camera was...

Pros: Accurate color, Crisp definition

Cons: Weak flash, delay between shots, 2x zoom

The Bottom Line: Fine quality pics, limited only by 3sec delay between shots and 5ft max flash. Sturdy design. VGood lens, menues average for digicams.

Review: I have owned the Nikon800 for 4 months, my first digital, and have taken about 1000 shots. I bought the telephoto lens and power adapter with it, plus a couple of rings and a thin chain to hold the lens cap nearby. I am happy with the camera and...

Pros: ease of use

Cons: smaller, not a lot to grip

Review: You are looking for a good quality camera, but want the most for your money. You don't want the cheapest, but can't afford the best? I can tell you that you will be very pleased with the Nikon Coolpix 800. It will cost you about 450-500, and runs on...

Pros: excellent price, excellent features (that work as promised!), excellent photo quality!!!

Cons: none whatsoever

Review: I cannot say enough about this great camera! Cheers to Nikon for delivering everything it promises in this unit!

I wont list all of the features in this unit, but if you look on Nikon's web site, you can be assured that all of it's...

Pros: Can be picked up cheap. High quality to last you a couple more years.

Cons: Ugly, mine eventually broke details below

The Bottom Line: A super camera that can be used on Auto or with as much flexability as you may need. Well worth the money that they are going for now.

Review: While there are many higher end cameras out there now. This is one that should not be overlooked. This is not this years model, nor is it cutting edge. But the reality of it is that if you want cutting edge 3+ megapixel your probably not going to...

Pros: Great quality images, very affordable, and easy to use

Cons: Poor battery life, 8mb memory card inadequate, and flimsy coverings.

The Bottom Line: A very affordable high quality camera. I highly recommend it, especially if it is your first digital camera.

Review: I had my doubts about digital photography and spent a great deal of time researching cameras in my price range, until I decided on the Nikon Coolpix 800. It got great ratings across the board, particularly in terms of image quality, so it seemed the...

Pros: Awesome picture quality, excellent features, light, small

Cons: None

Review: After a couple of weeks researching to buy a digital, I bought the 800 because of the reviews and my experience with Nikon. Absolutely no regrets! I love this camera and would not trade it for any other digital.
My experience has been overall...

Pros: High quality images

Cons: Low battery life

Review: WHY NIKON COOLPIX

I bought a second hand Coolpix 700 a couple of years ago based on many hours of browsing reviews. I had only one problem with the flash circuit but Nikon fixed it for me. I upgraded to the Coolpix 800 because my old...

Pros: excellent picture quality

Cons: no USB port

Review: I once owned a Mustek 640 by 480 pixel digital camera three years ago. The quality of the picture is completely unsatisfactory. But when I saw a picture taken by one of my friends' Nikon Coolpix 950, I was shocked how good the quality is. I then...

Pros: Photo quality; Price; Easy to use; Good manual options

Cons: Only 8MB CF card included; No USB

Review: I first entered the digital photography arena a year ago with an Olympus D-340R 1.3 megapixel camera. Although I enjoyed the convenience of digital, it wasn't long before I began longing for higher resolution, so that I could make and frame...