The Nikon Coolpix P4 is one of two new Nikon cameras that share the same body style, the other being the Nikon Coolpix P3. The P4 offers an 8.1 megapixel resolution a 3.5X Nikkor zoom and a 2.5-inch monitor.
In addition, it integrates Nikon’s Vibration Reduction system (VR). The Coolpix P4 is equipped with a 23 MB internal memory as well as with an SD (Secure Digital) compatible memory card slot. The card slot is located underneath the camera, and covered by the same door that covers the battery.
Overall, the Coolpix P4 has very good image quality with well-lit subjects.
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The Nikon Coolpix P4 has some 8 megapixels in a CCD behind its 3.5X optically image stabilized lens as well as a 2.5 inch LCD on its back.
The Coolpix P4 has good build quality except the plastic piece over the battery/card slots and tripod mount. The camera has a good lens, 8 megapixels and produces very good photos too.
With low noise (for 8 megapixels) and low levels of chromatic aberration, the P4 still has no high sensitivity option.
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As far as compact cameras go, the Nikon Coolpix P4’s elaborate specifications sheet places it towards the top end of the market.
Its massive 8.1 megapixel sensor allows for high resolution shots, while the 3.5x optical zoom and large 2.5-inch screen are icing on the cake. We went in with high hopes for this camera, given that it’s the first Nikon compact to include the company’s patented anti-vibration technology, which has previously been limited to its SLR range. And for the most part we weren’t disappointed, as the P4 offers a multitude of features catering to both novice and adept users.
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