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Nikon Coolpix S10

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(34 reviews)

Price Range: $393 to $599

macworld.co.uk Professional Review.

Nikon Coolpix S10

by Gavin Stoker

Comments:
In the market for a digital camera to fit in your pocket? Macworld takes a look at six contenders.

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t3.com Professional Review.

Nikon Coolpix S10

by T3 Online

Comments:
Shoot round corners with this big-zoom marvel

Review Verdict: Don't be lured by over ambitious 10-meg compacts. The S10 proves that a six-megger with a quality lens still wins out.

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QuickTake:

Pros: First rate lens ; Funky twisting design ; Great pictures ; Big ol' zoom ;

Cons: Slow menus and shooting ; It's oversized and heavy ;

pocket-lint.co.uk Professional Review.

Nikon Coolpix S10 digital camera

by Doug Harman

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Can a swivel lens be the answer to taking good pictures?

Review Verdict: The S10 is stylish beast with its curvaceous wave-surface design and neat features but it's flimsy-feel, easy to mark, metal and plastic build that may raise eyebrows, even though it is supposed to be tough

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QuickTake:

Pros: Looks good, image quality, VR, screen, pricing

Cons: Noise in shadows at lower sensitivities, some elements of the build, no manual control, lens cap gets in the way

dpexpert.com.au Professional Review.

REVIEW-NIKON Coolpix S10

by terry

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This 6 megapixel camera is the successor to Nikon's first consumer digital cameras, created with the split body that carries the lens in one part and the processor and LCD screen in the other.

Review Verdict: The S10 is a good camera with some compromises that look as though they have been forced on the designers by the marketing department who want to promise the customer a camera that does all the thinking, right down to recognising a face just in case you d

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QuickTake:

Pros: : Image quality is very good and we attribute this in part to Nikon's decision to stick with 6 mp rather than getting into the pixel war.

Cons: The S10 hides some important controls under layers of menu. Not to have instant access to exposure adjustment -- the most frequently used correction in a digital camera -- is inexcusable. The most humble point and shoot cameras put exposure compensation b