Category Archives: Nikon Point and Shoot

“Nikon prepares for PowerShot G11 battle” (Nikon Coolpix P7000?)

By [NR] admin | March 2, 2010

The phrase “Nikon prepares for PowerShot G11 battle” comes from the latest issue of AmateurPhotographer that is out today. In the last few hours I was trying to find somebody that could tell me more about this article. Sorry about the delay.
Nikon’s UK Senior Product Manager Kevin Egan told AP that Nikon planned to release [...]

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Card #4: “I am Marco Polo”

By [NR] admin | March 2, 2010

There was no card yesterday (?) but here is the one from today #4 “I am Marco Polo” courtesy again of Pixelistes:

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Card #5: “I am innovative”

By [NR] admin | February 27, 2010

Some readers probably have enough of this, so I will still post it online but will not display it on the front page (click the link below if you want to continue reading about card #5):

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Card #6 is out, no longer a mystery

By [NR] admin | February 26, 2010

Today from Pixelistes – card # 6 with “I am sexy” on the back (click on image for larger view):

The good news is that this appears to be a Nikon campaign, the bad news is that it could be Coolpix related.
This is an ad from a UK newspaper with same “I am …” slogan:

The colors on [...]

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There was a Nikon announcement in Japan today

By [NR] admin | February 23, 2010

As previously reported, Nikon did have a press conference in Japan today. They announced the Coolpix P100 and the Coolpix S3000, S4000, S6000 p&s cameras. Those models were announced on February 2nd, 2010 in the US and Europe.

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Canon’s advantages (1080p video in DSLR and G11) will end soon

By [NR] admin | February 4, 2010

KameraBild (translated) published a video interview with Johan Kling, the head of Nikon Sweden. Some interesting comments:
He think that it is “highly likely” that future Nikon DSLR cameras will have both 720p and 1080p video.
He also talked about the gap in the high-end Nikon compacts segment (think Canon G11 or EVIL). The Nikon P5000 and P6000 has not been a [...]

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