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Nikon Coolpix P7700 review

Full specification for Coolpix P7700

Full specifications for Coolpix P7700
Colour Space
Drive Mode Up to 8fps in continuous high full-resolution, BSS selector, m\ulti-shot 16 and 120fps in high-speed mode
Shutter Speeds 60-1/4000sec
AF array Multi-point AF, centre spot, selectable point
File Format Raw (NRW+) + JPEG simultaneously, JPEG
Lens Nikkor 6-42.8mm (equivalent to 28-200mm in
35mm format)
Power Rechargeable EN-EL14 Li-Ion battery
Weight 392g (inc battery and card)
Exposure Modes Program, aperture priority, shutter priority, manual, auto plus 20 scene modes
Hotshoe Yes
Max Flash Sync 1/4000sec
Sensor 1/1.7in CMOS sensor with 12.2 million effective pixels
White Balance Bracket Yes
LCD 3in, TFT LCD monitor with 921,600 dots
Output Size 4000 x 3000 pixels
Viewfinder Type N/a
Memory Card SD, SDHC and SDXC
Built-in Flash Yes
White Balance Auto, 8 presets, plus 3 custom
AF Assistance Yes, built-in lamp
External mic
Video Full 1080p HD at 30fps: 1280 x 720 pixels (30fps), VGA: 640 x 480 pixels (120fps, 30fps)
DoF Preview Yes (half-press shutter release)
Compression 3-stage JPEG
ISO 80-3200 (6400 expanded)
Metering System 224-segment matrix, centreweighted and spot
Exposure Comp ±3EV in 1/3EV steps
Focusing Modes Manual, single-shot, tracking, face detection
Dimensions 118.5 x 72.5 x 50.4mm
Connectivity / Interface USB 2.0 Hi-Speed
RRP £499.99

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Andrew Dykes,
February 06 18:20

Nikon's market positioning is a bit schizophrenic with the P7700. It's clearly a camera for the experienced user, but is it a replacement for a DSLR or a second camera? If the former, the high ISO performance is lacking. If the latter, it's simply too large to be the camera you'd carry everywhere in preference to your DSLR. I certainly can't see a photography student, say, buying it in preference to an entry level DSLR as the latter has more expansion possibilities. I've recently bought one as a backup to a D7000, but for two years I've carried a Lumix LX5 everywhere (and use it more than the D7000) and I just wonder whether I'll get the same usage out of the P7700, even if the IQ is noticeably better than the LX5 and it can use my Nikon accessories.

I agree with the review about the control system - I daresay I'll understand the logic eventually but I haven't yet. Not as straightforward as the LX5.

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