The Nikon Coolpix P1100 is a superzoom bridge camera launched in early 2025 as the successor to Nikon’s famed P1000. It retains the P1000’s extraordinary 125× zoom lens (24–3000mm equivalent) and 16 MP small sensor, offering telescope-like reach in an all-in-one package en.wikipedia.org. Nikon markets the P1100 as a compact camera that can “travel to…
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Key Facts Now, let’s dive deeper into each aspect of this matchup. Sensor and Image Quality Megapixels and Detail: The Nikon Z7 II’s 45.7MP FX sensor delivers extremely fine detail, suitable for large prints or heavy cropping. It was lauded as one of the best sensors for landscape and studio work – essentially matching the acclaimed Nikon D850’s…
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Key Facts Nikon’s Current DSLR Lineup (Legacy Meets Performance) Nikon built its reputation on DSLRs, and as of 2025 a handful of these D-series models remain on the market. They range from elite professional workhorses to entry-level bodies for learners: It’s important to note that no new Nikon DSLRs have been introduced since 2020, and…
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A Bold “Entry-Level” That Redefines Full-Frame Value When Nikon pulled the wraps off the Nikon Z5II in April 2025, photographers were shocked at how far an “entry-level” full-frame camera could go. Succeeding 2020’s original Z5, the Mark II isn’t just a mild refresh – it’s a major leap that blurs the line between beginner and…
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Key Facts Specs and Features: The Superzoom Returns (Mostly Unchanged) Lens & Zoom: At the heart of the Coolpix P1100 is its monster 125× NIKKOR zoom lens, 24–3000mm (35mm-equivalent). This is the same lens unit used in the P1000, featuring 17 elements in 12 groups (including 5 ED and 1 Super ED element for chromatic…
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All three Nikon Z30, Z50, and Z fc share a 20.9MP DX sensor and Expeed 6 processor, with no in-body stabilization and a single UHS-I SD card slot. Each model offers 11 fps continuous shooting with AF/AE tracking and records 4K UHD at 30p and 1080p at 120p. The Z30 omits an EVF, uses a…
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The Nikon Z6 III is a 24.5 MP full-frame hybrid with a partially stacked CMOS sensor and EXPEED 7, offering 6K video and up to 120 fps bursts at launch price $2,499 body. The Nikon Zf is a 24.5 MP full-frame camera using the Z6 II sensor family, updated with EXPEED 7, adds 10-bit video…
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The Nikon Z7 II uses a 45.7MP backside-illuminated full-frame sensor with a base ISO of 64 and native ISO up to 25,600, delivering exceptional resolution and dynamic range for landscapes and studio work. The Z6 III adopts a 24.5MP partially stacked BSI CMOS sensor with native ISO 100–64,000 (expandable to 50–204,800) and adds a Pixel-Shift…
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Nikon Z9 uses a 45.7 MP stacked CMOS sensor with EXPEED 7 and can record 8K/60p RAW internally (N-RAW) plus 4K/120p. Nikon Z8 also uses a 45.7 MP stacked CMOS sensor, shares the speed with the Z9, and can record 8K/60p N-RAW or 8K/30p ProRes 422 with 4K/120p. Nikon Z6 III employs a 24.5 MP…
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