It is a superzoom—26x (26mm-678mm), which is a
little shorter than what
Fuji or Olympus dropped over the last couple of days—which I'm
admittedly prone to disliking, but there's a lot here in what's easily
Nikon's flagship point-and-shoot.
It's the first Coolpix to switch to CMOS, cutting back to 10
megapixels to deliver hopefully better low light performance, along with
built-in HDR processing. And, Nikon's first ever camera to do 1080p
video, which I was told is in H.264. Hot shit, 'cause it makes me
hopeful to see that in their next DSLRs. Also excellent: You can
actually zoom while recording video, something of a rarity in these
parts. It shoots fast too: 10FPS at full res, and up to 120FPS bursts
(but only at 1.1MP, bleh).
Nikon Coolpix P100 26x Superzoom
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