7/Aug
2008

Nikon compact camera will equipped with a 3.5-inch touchscreen


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Nikon compact camera will equipped with a 3.5-inch touchscreenCheers! Congratulation, you are being Photos by Great Camera. No Doubt about Nikon Photo’s Qualities. Do You ? there is a Great News then for Nikon Lovers. Nikon is announced the launch of its new stylish compact camera ‘COOLPIX S60′ in Korea market, which is equipped with a 3.5-inch touchscreen LCD and a new graphic user interface that places shooting and playback controls at the user’s fingertips.

For crisp, in-focus pictures, the COOLPIX S60 offers consumers the ability to lock the auto-focus and exposure on a subject by simply touching the corresponding location on the LCD screen. For great portraits, the S60 features a new Portrait One-Touch Zoom function, which commands the camera to automatically zoom in and capture a subject with the right amount of framing and focus.

The camera comes equipped with a stylus for a variety of tasks including: the Draw Function, which allows users to write memos or add drawings on their images, and the Paint Function, which allows fun frames and stamps to be added to images. Images will be saved as copies, allowing access to the original image. The new HD Pictmotion function, combined with HDMI connectivity, allows high-quality playback of images and slide shows on an HDTV for the ultimate photo sharing experience.

In addition to the aforementioned features and the new touchscreen interface, the COOLPIX S60 features 10 megapixels, a 5x Zoom-Nikkor lens, Nikon’s hallmark imaging processing concept, EXPEED and Optical VR Image Stabilization technology for steady shots. For capturing sharp images in low-light situations, the S60 features ISO capabilities up to 3200 and an auto ISO selector mode which allows the camera to select the optimal ISO settings for different shooting situations.

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The COOLPIX S60 will be available in September 2008.




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