Full Aperture

I went onto Amazon.co.uk to find a solid camera, but wasn’t quite ready to shell out all of the money to get an SLR yet. I decided to buy the Nikon Coolpix L110 because so many people were saying that it took near professional shots and because I couldn’t pass up such a great price for a new, full featured camera like this. I am glad that I made that choice because I have enjoyed every minute that I have used the the L110 for a number of reasons.

I had never used a camera with the view finder feature before, but I can’t imagine that there are too many cameras out there that have a better version of this feature than this one. The huge LCD screen narrows in on the best shot possible and then all I have to do is click the button to take a great picture. I do like to manually choose my shots most of the time, but I do use this feature a lot and just love it.

One thing that I noticed right away when I started using the L110 is that there are so many more vibrant colors in each shot than I was used to with my old cameras. I had used cameras where the pictures came out in high quality, but nothing that captured and accentuated colors the way that this one does. I have a new appreciation for nature because of the way this camera makes it look.

I do think that the camera is pretty easy to use, but I think they could have made a few less menus for the user to go through for a little bit more convenience. It isn’t so bad that I get lost, it is just that those few extra clicks could keep me from getting the perfect shot. I don’t have anything major to complain about, so I thought I would point this out.

On the overall, the Nikon Coolpix L110 is the camera that you want if you want professional looking pictures for a percentage of the price of a professional camera. I plan on taking care of it so it can be my number one camera for years to come.

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