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Nikon Coolpix 4200 4MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom | 
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| Brand: Nikon Category: Photography
List Price: $349.99 Buy New: $129.99
New (5) Used (4) from $94.13
Rating: 19 reviews Sales Rank: 24217
Media: Electronics Autographed: No Memorabilia: No Number Of Items: 1 Batteries Included: Yes Floppy Disk Drive: None Includes Software: Yes Optical Zoom: 3 Digital Zoom: 4 Connectivity: AV Display Size: 1.5 Maximum Focal Length: 23.4 Minimum Focal Length: 7.8 Maximum Resolution: 4000000 Has Red Eye Reduction: Yes Shipping Weight (lbs): 3 Dimensions (in): 8 x 5.6 x 3.6
MPN: 25517 Model: 25517 UPC: 018208255177 EAN: 0018208255177 ASIN: B0002805TQ
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | 4-megapixel effective recording | | • | 12 MB of built-in memory | | • | 1-1/2" color LCD | | • | optical viewfinder | | • | 5-point autofocus with AF Assist illumination |
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Amazon.com Product Description Introducing the first digital camera to remove red-eye effect in the camera--the Nikon Coolpix 4200. This metal-bodied compact digital camera features a thinner body and more stylized feature than its predecessors (the Coolpix 2200 and 3200 models) It offers a 4-megapixel resolution, 3x optical zoom, and image storage via the 12 MB built-in memory or Secure Digital memory cards. Optics and Resolution The 4.0-megapixel CCD lets you capture spectacular images at resolutions up to 2272 x 1704 (11 MB file) and print enlargements at sizes up to 11 x 17 inches. It also features 2048 x 1536 (3MP), 1600 x 1200 (2MP), 1280 x 9600 (1MP), 1024 x 768 (PC), and 640 x 480 (TV) resolution modes. The retractable 3x Nikkor zoom lens has a focal range of 7.8 to 23.4mm (equivalent to a 38-114mm lens in 35mm format), and features aspherical elements and an ED glass element. The Coolpix 4200 also has a 4x digital zoom. Movie Mode Capture video (with audio) at 15 frames per second (fps) at three different settings: 640 x 480, 320 x 240, or 160 x 120 pixels. Movie length is only limited by the amount of storage you have on hand (either internal memory or external memory cards). More Features The exclusive Nikon In-Camera Red-Eye Fix function analyzes image data and corrects typical instances of red-eye in less than 3 seconds. It's activated when the camera is set to the red eye reduction flash mode, where a the typical pre-flash first minimizes red eye effect. The camera then analyzes the picture using powerful image processing and analysis technology, which is completely automatic and transparent. You have a choice of automatic, preset, and 7 manual white balance modes. Additionally, the Coolpix 4200 divides the shooting area into segments to determine the most appropriate setting for the capture of faithful colors. There's also a white balance bracketing function, which takes a series of three shots at different white balance settings with just a single press of the shutter release button. Other features include: - 1.5-inch, 110,000 pixel LCD and real-image zoom viewfinder
- Built-in flash with red-eye reduction, auto, anytime flash, flash cancel, and slow sync modes
- 15 scene modes, including four with Scene Assist (Portrait, Night portrait, Landscape, Sports); others include Sunset, Close up, Museum, Beach/Snow, Fireworks show, Back light, Party, Copy, Dusk/Dawn, and Night Landscape
- Best Shot Selector (BSS) takes a series of shots, then automatically picks and records the clearest one
- Macro shooting capability as close as 1.6 inches
Printing The Coolpix 4200 is PictBridge compatible, which enables you to transfer pictures from your digital camera to your printer, without a PC or image-editing software. All PictBridge devices share three basic features: camera-to-printer connecting, single-image printing, and uniform error messages (in case something goes wrong) Storage and Transfer Images are stored on either the internal 12 MB flash RAM memory (storing approximately 14 high-resolution images) or on optional Secure Digital (SD) or MultiMedia (MMC) memory cards. Images can be downloaded to either a Mac or PC via USB 1.1 connectivity, which means the camera can be connected to any USB-based Windows Me/2000/XP and Mac OS 8.6 or later computer without installing any software. Power and Size The camera is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery (EN-EL5), which has an approximate battery life of 150 frames. It measures 3.5 x 2.3 x 1.4 inches (W x H x D) and weighs 5.5 ounces without battery or memory card. What's in the Box This package contains the Nikon Coolpix 4200 digital camera, hand strap, USB and A/V cables, lithium-ion rechargeable battery (EN-EL5), battery charger (MH-61), quick-start guide, and instruction manual. The CD-ROM features PictureProject photo management software, VideoImpression to edit QuickTime video files, and Panorama Maker to stitch together a number of images captured using the Panorama Assist Scene Mode.
Product Description The COOLPIX 4200 is an easy-to-operate compact digital camera that boasts high-level comprehensive quality, 4.0 effective megapixel performance, and a selection of useful functions. Superior image quality begins with a newly developed 3x Zoom-Nikkor lens with a focal range of 7.8 to 23.4mm (equivalent to a 38-114mm lens in 35mm format). Featuring aspherical elements and an ED glass element, it achieves a significant reduction in aberration. It also retracts to contribute greatly to the overall slim dimensions of the body. The COOLPIX 4200 has the additional advantage of 4.0 effective megapixels, which ensures images are recorded with satisfying clarity.The elegant aluminum exterior of the COOLPIX 4200 exudes a sense of sophistication. The camera also features the same stylish grip design as the other cameras in the popular COOLPIX range, has satisfyingly compact dimensions, and a light weight - factors that combine to make the camera feel naturally comfortable in the hand. Furthermore, all controls are conveniently located within easy reach on the back of the camera body. This enables highly intuitive operation in general and provides easy access to the camera's 15 Scene modes. Each of these modes adds simplicity for the shooting of a different kind of subject, while four of them offer a Scene Assistance function to make shooting even easier still. The COOLPIX 4200 also features Advanced Red-eye Reduction, which provides automatic in-camera correction. Convenient and useful in a range of situations, it also activates automatically upon selection of Night portrait mode.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 14 more reviews...
Long Time Owner December 17, 2007 T. Bottenhorn (FL) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
OK, I have had this little camera for two years now and here is what I think: Pros: Good shooting Modes Quality Prints Plenty of Options for Pictures Fast on and Off Good Focus Not Battery powered (yes, this is a pro, cameras EAT batteries) Cons: View screen is too small to be very useful Video quality not great Zoom a little underpowered Menus a bit confusing (even after a couple of years) Overall: A good first camera. When a twelve-year-old begs for a digital camera, this is the one for them! Not for experienced photographers, but it does well enough for day-to-day uses. Great value for the money!
Great Camera but problem with the battery door. September 16, 2007 Armando Diaz Salazar (Honduras) I love this camera, I have owned it for about two years when it first came out. The pictures are of great quality, and have used some of the special modes and have obtained professional photography results, even though I am just an amateur. The red-eye fix is very helpful. The external metal casing has been durable and scratch resistant. My only drawback is the battery door. A little tab broke off and I have had to tape the lid to the bottom of the camera. The camera works fine, but it just does not feel or look fine now. Which has me now looking for a new one!
Good photos, problem with battery door July 19, 2007 mbj (MD United States) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This was a decent little camera for it's time. By today's standards it's a bit bulky for the megapixils it offers. There is a design problem with the battery cover / door. It's on the bottom corner of the camera and spring-tensioned. It is pushed down and slid it into a locked position, held by little plastic tabs. These tabs break off easly, leaving the battery door hanging partially open. The camera still works, though you may have to use your pinky to tension the battery door. When travelling we've bumped into a number of people at tourist spots with the same camera. Most have broken battery doors. I like the photos it takes, but this flaw that would prevent me from buying it again.
Mediocre Digital Camera January 20, 2007 O. Hyacinth (Tulsa, OK United States) I've had this camera for about a year. I normally shoot with a 35mm SLR, but purchased this camera for informal, point-and-shoot gatherings and occasions when I didn't want to hassle with a large camera. Benefits: 1. It's extremely small and handy to carry around in your pocket or purse for birthday parties and outings. 2. It's durable and has survived repeated droppings. 3. The pictures are sharp and crisp when properly focused. Drawbacks: 1. The flash is blindingly bright. Whenever you use it, prepare for your subjects to look like they've got a 2,000-watt white spotlight shining on them like crime scene photographs, and the background will fade to nearly black. When used in indoor settings like restaurants, the brightness of the flash is just ridiculous. Think "mug shot." 2. Camera shake/blur. When the flash is not in use and you're indoors, it's very difficult to get a clear shot with this camera. The problem with the flash has led me to try to avoid using it altogether so that I can get better color and even light, which means I've had a problem with camera shake/blur in low-light conditions. For example, with the flash turned off it takes multiple attempts to get a blur-free shot in my living room, even in the middle of the day with the window blinds open. 4. The removeable battery. You have to take the battery out of the camera to charge it, by inserting it in the battery charger that is provided. This seems like an unnecessary extra step to me. Why not just design it so that you can plug the charger directly into the camera like other digital point-and-shoots? For casual photographer who will be shooting mostly outdoors and desires a very portable, durable camera, this camera will work for you. But if you will be shooting mainly indoors or with flash, avoid this camera. I recommend the Kodak EasyShare series as a good alternative. I don't own one, but I've been impressed with the quality of low-light pictures (indoors) that these cameras produce.
Nikon coolpix 4200 November 11, 2006 R. A. Stodola Very nice camera for the price. My place of employment bought one a couple years back for almost $400. Now their down to $119. Takes very nice close ups. Easy to use. Very happy with it.
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