Nikon Coolpix 990 Digital Camera

Pros: High Resolution, Good Zoom.
Cons: None!

Nikon's 990 model is the successor to the extreamly popular 950 and has a 3.34 megapixel sensor, with a maximum image size of 2048 x 1536. The camera can take 2 frames per second at full resolution, or 40 seconds of QVGA Motion-JPEG at 15 frames per...

Pros: Takes beautiful photographs easily!
Cons: Short battery life, and it's not an SLR.

Why I Bought the Product:

There were four reasons why I bought the Nikon Coolpix 990 digital
camera:

1. Pictures from digital cameras are a lot better than scanned prints.
Scanners tend to pick up a lot of...

Pros: economy of digital with images = to film
Cons: no through the lens viewing at eye piece

After being a somewhat avid photographer and believing that my Minolta 7000i was still adequate, I must admit I was wrong. My son in Alaska sent me this camera as a belated Father's Day gift. Am I pleased, ***** and more so!
First surprise THE...

Pros: Very Nice Pic's
Cons: Pricey

I decided to go to purchase a digital camera after spending years of waiting it out than I wanted the best.
I went into the store with the intention of buying a Olympus my brother-in-law has one and it was a real simple set up.
However I was...

Pros: Great Quality, Sturdy Design
Cons: AF slow, loud, battery life is so-so

The Nikon Coolpix 990 was part of the first crop of 3 Megapixel cameras released on the market. Others in the group include the Sony DSC-S70 (See my earlier review.) and the Canon S20. I've used the Sony S70 for several months now, and been very...

Pros: Great photo resolution, sharp images, good color, easy to use
Cons: Battery life, Hard to see the monitor outside in sunlight

My company purchased this camera three years ago when digital cameras were first starting to come into play to the consumer. We are a small advertising agency who needed to take shots of products for our clients for flyers and catalogs. We also propped...

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I am a professional web designer not a professional photographer, but this camera is one of the better cameras I've used. I will explain what I feel are the negatives and positives. You can get the specs from the
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I was...

Pros: Excellent image quality
Cons: Too big in size, awkward swivel lens

No doubt, this is one of the best consumer digital cameras that are out there. The camera features both auto and manual modes. I have mostly used the auto function-- and sure it takes exceptionally sharp pictures in different light conditions. I have...

Pros: Many features, flexible use, good pictures
Cons: Dirty optical view finder, poor battery life

I got this camera for christmas. What a great gift!

It very flexible allowing two fairly automatic "modes" and a manual mode. By this I mean that there is a full automatic mode which does everything for you, plus a setting called...

Pros: Superb image quality, lots of options, fast download speeds to a PC, AUTO mode is as easy to use as a regular camera, and much more...
Cons: Relatively weak built-in flash, carrying case not included

My previous digital camera was a refurbished Sony DSC-F1, which has served me very well for more than two years. I loved it for its small size and ease of use. However, its maximum resolution is 640x480...inadequate compared to today's standard. I needed...

Pros: Excellent high resolution photos with 35mm camera functions
Cons: Unbearable red-eyes and broken zoom in first month

Before buying a digital camera I read reviews from many different sites. I decided to get the Coolpix 990 because of all its features and high ratings. After taking a few pictures with it using a flash, I noticed that everyone ALWAYS has red-eyes. I...

Pros: Resolution, Magnesium Body, USB Interface
Cons: Small Zoom, Poor Light Collection, Short Battery Life, Type 1 CF Slot

I bought this product to replace my older Nikon camera that decided to no longer accept film. I wanted a camera that could come as close as possible to matching the resolution of 35mm film and the Nikon 990 does a good job. However I DO have a few...

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Cons:

My needs in a digital camera were simple, or so I thought. I take a lot of photos, 10-15 or more rolls at a time, which can get very expensive when you take into account the cost of film, developing and printing. It is also time consuming, as I scan the...

Pros: image quality, features
Cons: size

Upon realizing that the only reason I got film developed was in order to scan the prints into the computer, I realized it was time to get a Digital Camera. Most important to me in my decision was the quality of the images that could be captured by the...

Pros: High Rez, Smart Style and Features
Cons: Availability of Acessories

I have the Sweet Job of Selling Digital Camera's, and it is part of my job to know how to use em, and sell em.....and this camera usually sell's itself. The Name Recognition should be enough to convince you it is a quality Product, lots of inovation...