Nikon Coolpix A900 Pro Reviews

The Nikon Coolpix A900 offers a 35x optical zoom lens, in a fairly compact travel zoom camera. The camera also offers a proper tilting screen, that tilts both forwards and down. This will be useful if you often take photos at different angles. With 4K video recording the A900 offers high resolution video recording, although we found the Panasonic Lumix TZ90 video quality better. On default settings the photos from the camera aren't as saturated as we'd have liked to see, and we found the image quality of the Canon Powershot SX730 slightly better, particularly for colour reproduction.  Built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and NFC makes it easy to connect the camera to a smartphone or tablet, making it quick and easy to share images to social media websites. The camera is easy to use, and there are a number of scene modes and creative effects to suit the beginner. There's more advanced controls, including manual control, and with two dials, it's easy to set both aperture and shutter speeds. The Nikon Coolpix A900 is feature packed, and is competitively prived, making ti good value for money. 

The Nikon Coolpix A900 is a great compact camera if you’re looking for something to take on your travels. It offers a lot in a reasonably small package, and if your main concern is a high zoom ratio, then this is a very good choice. It produces high quality images under the right conditions, and not only that, gives you full manual control if you desire it - making it a good choice for enthusiast photographers. It could have been even better if you could shoot in raw format, though. It’s also a shame that the performance under low light isn’t a bit better - you should consider cameras with a larger sensor if you’re going to be shooting a lot of images where the lighting is low.