how does it affect use of camera?
453471
It's a little bit trickey... You have to hold it like an open book but it's alright
453472
The camera is not obstructed at all when you take a picture. The case has to be open to operate the shutter anyway. You may have to rotate the iPad into the proper position but that is easy.
453473
No major hindrances. You just need to maneuver the case accordingly but the camera works fine when in the case
453474
I have not used the camera so I cannot truthfully answer the question. Sorry.
453475
The cover hangs free; perhaps slightly awkward, however, I have no problem with that. My primary use of my iPad is not taking pictures; you can always remove the case in a heartbeat!
929805
Kevin, I eally dont know what happens with that model, but my experience with my camera is that it doesnt fit very well and it is very hard to operate it properly.
370000
I have experienced the save thing ever since I've had mine over a year now. Also viewing your shots on the screen of your camera while the power is turned to the on position on your grip you will not have all operations of your camera work properly.
1304222
Length and width are the same, the bigger the battery, the deeper it is. They have no effect on the handling of camera, you just have longer recording times with the bigger batteries.
1506934
Less pixels will help battery life you can also use Lithium batteries. I like the camera, I like what it does and it's ease of use. I have accepted the fact I use a few batteries so I make sure I have a spare.
2028604
Image stabilization can cause some subtle but strange behavior. If you don't want your subject in the middle of the picture, image stabilization will slowly try to put it there. I don't know how often this is a serious problem. Image stabilization is most useful for long zooms or walking shots. If you're using a tripod, you don't need it, might not want it.
1864050
I have not had any problems with the camera not taking the picture at all, however, focusing sometimes takes a relatively long time, especially when using the zoom. If I use the zoom in less than bright conditions, it sometimes takes a very long time to focus and shoot.
139836
As much zoom as your two feet care to move either forward or backward. Seriously, don't stand in one place when taking photos. Perspective also changes in respect to where you are. Don't stand in one place.
1034383
Hi Whykay, you can set the intelligent auto mode to "ON" so that it will adjust its settings depending on the situation automatically. On your case, setting this camera on this mode will allow a better shots under low light situation (dark light). -Ely
1157234
Would not go so far as to say it is normal, only that it has been experienced before :) and at least in my case has not apparently affected operation of the camera. However, for all I know this could have something to do with the fact that this camera has trouble staying in focus taking video sometimes. I'll never know - it's out of warranty now and there are still more pros than cons versus the alternatives available at the time so I'd have kept it anyway. :)
1625079
Yes, I have had problems with poor video due to Bluetooth. I am obsessive about listening to podcasts on my Android phone through a bluetooth headset and when using the camera system I noticed a very jumpy picture. As soon as I shut off my headset, the picture improved. It improved further when I put the phone in airplane mode. There are many wireless electronic devices that share the 2.4GHz spectrum that could potentially cause interference, but I find the camera system very useful nonetheless.
407532
Absolutely! The camera adjusts the exposure according to conditions. If you are taking photos of desserts, I think you will love this camera. A small tri-pod and you will have super sharp, up close photos!
2105134
It all depends on the resolution you are shooting at and the size of your memory card. The higher the resolution of the photo takes up more memory on the memory card.
90061
it depends on the design of the lens. It won't affect the image quality though.
994845
Yes, and that's one of the reasons I bought it. It comes in handy during very bright days, especially when the sun it at your back and the LCD is "blown out." Also, when you're shooting a low shutter speeds, holding against your face stabilizes it more. The newest COOLPIX elimiated the viewfinder. I think that was a mistake.
1023114
No, this camera has gliches that effects your zooming and trying to push the shutter button. I am having problems with mine right now and I am trying to get it solved, it is frustrating when you try to zoom and the zoom will not stay put, or that you have to turn the camera off to take another picture. Sorry, but that is the way it is, I love Nikon, but would pick a different model of theirs than the Coolpix
2256508
Its depend on your situation, if you are holding the camera then it get a little bit hot