NIKON Coolpix L20 Digital cameras

NIKON Coolpix L20 - Simple to operate and fun-to-use 10 megapixel camera with NIKKOR 3.6x zoom lens, 3-inch LCD monitor, Easy Auto Mode, Scene Auto Selector and a host of automatic (...) See more See less

anti-blur and portrait functions for sharp results and great portraits time after time. •NIKKOR 3.6x zoom lens •2x anti-blur technologies •Smart portrait system and Scene Auto Selector •3-inch LCD monitor Key Features •NIKKOR 3.6x zoom lens offers outstanding precision and sharp resolution. (35mm [135] film-format equivalent: 38 – 136mm.) •2x anti-blur automatically counters blurred images in two different ways. Motion detection compensates for camera and subject movement. Best Shot Selector (BSS) selects the sharpest of up to 10 sequential shots. •Scene Auto Selector selects the optimum Scene mode for popular photographic situations. •Easy Auto mode: simply turn the camera ON and shoot without worrying about settings. •Smart portrait system: advanced automatic features for perfect portraits. Smile Mode takes the shot when your chosen subject smiles. Blink Warning alerts you when someone had their eyes closed. •Generous 3-inch LCD monitor with anti-reflection coating simplifies composition and playback, even in bright sunlight. •Large buttons for easy operation with dedicated Shooting and Playback mode buttons on top of the camera body for easy access. •10.0 megapixel resolution lets you capture outstandingly detailed images that are suitable for printing complete or just from selected areas, even in large format. •High ISO (1600) light sensitivity reduces the risk of blurred images with fast-moving subjects or in low-light. •Advanced Face Priority AF with in-camera Red-eye Fix lets you quickly detect and focus accurately on up to 12 faces in the frame, and corrects false eye color due to flash the instant you take the shot. •16 scene modes offer optimized settings for popular photographic styles, effects and locations. •D-lighting creates pleasing results by correcting strong shadows to rescue underexposed images, or shots taken with excessive backlight. (Description excerpted from: Telescope Planet)