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Storage media: SD Memory Card, Optical zoom: 3x, Sensor resolution: 9 Megapixels, Weight: 125g, Digital zoom: 4x ...
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Review summary: alaTest has collected and analysed 58 reviews of Nikon Coolpix S52/S52c from international magazines and websites.
Verdict: The average review rating is 7.95/10. Comparing these reviews to 342530 other Digital Compact Cameras reviews gives this product an overall alaScore™ 93/100 (or 9.3 out of 10) = Excellent Quality.
Read Full ReviewReview summary: The Wi-Fi feature is a good-to-have, but this shooter has lots of room for improvement.
Pros: Wi-Fi feature; optical image stabilizer; unique body design; 3-inch LCD; full-resolution high ISO capture.
Cons: Wireless function has limited usage; slow time-to-first shot; poor high ISO performance.
Verdict: Unless you must have a Wi-Fi-enabled camera, there are better shooters out there that can deliver image quality and operate faster.
Read Full ReviewReview summary: We've often wondered why cameras don't come equipped with wireless transfer as standard, especially as Bluetooth and, increasingly, Wi-Fi are ubiquitous in mobile phones. The Nikon Coolpix S52c bucks this trend -- it's a 9-megapixel snapper
Pros: Automatic wireless back-up and email queuing; nippy scroll wheel
Cons: Tiny zoom switch; hard to hold one-handed
Verdict: Without Wi-Fi, the Nikon Coolpix S52c would be a stylish if unexciting 9-megapixel point-and-shoot. With Wi-Fi, it becomes a very clever snapper indeed, an automatic wireless back-up feature adding a chunk of points to our score
Read Full ReviewReview summary: Matt Grayson is always looking for ways to depress himself which is why he's looking at the intelligent and sexy Nikon Coolpix S52c.
Pros: Cool new design, Wi-Fi capability, Different features, Good macro capability
Cons: Wi-Fi feature can take some getting used to, Low ISO starts to lose quality, Poor shutter lag performance
Verdict: This camera appears to have been released for the Wi-Fi capability alone although a model without the feature is also available (Nikon Coolpix S52)
Read Full ReviewReview summary: Nikon announced the Wi-Fi-enabled Coolpix S52c this week, and while it's the latest and greatest consumer-grade camera with embedded wireless networking--9 megapixels, 3x optical zoom, and image stabilization for $299 in June--the company still hasn't ove
Verdict: To download the highest resolution images, you either connect the camera via USB to a computer, pull out its memory card and plug it into a PC-based card reader, or, transfer images over a local Wi-Fi network to some host software that runs on a computer
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