Camera Nikon Coolpix A10

A simple and affordable digital compact with no pretensions to outstanding image quality. Thanks to its modest dimensions (96x59x29 mm) and light weight (160 g), the camera is easy to carry around on a daily basis. When photographing on the Nikon Coolpix A10, you will have to completely trust the automation, since there are no manual shooting modes in the “soap box”. In return, the user is provided with 15 automatic photo programs and a set of creative filters to embellish the pictures.

The model is based on a CCD-sensor with a resolution of 16 MP and a sensitivity range from 100 to 1600 ISO. The lens built into the camera provides a 5x zoom (26-130mm), but at the same time is quite "dark" (f / 3.2-6.5). However, digital stabilization is on guard for the clarity of the picture. The compact is powered by two ordinary "finger-type" batteries, which are often asked to be replaced after 200 photographs taken.

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Specifications Coolpix A10

Main
Camera type	digital compact


Sensor
Sensor	CCD (CCD)
Sensor size	1/2.3"
Total MP	16
Effective MP number	16
Maximum image size	4608x3456 px
Light sensitivity (ISO)	80 - 1600


Lens
Aperture	f/3.2 - f/6.5
Focal length	26-130 mm
Optical zoom	5
Image stabilization	electronic
Min. focus distance	50 cm
Macro shooting, from	10 cm


Photo shooting
White balance measuring
Exposure compensation	± 2 EV, in 1/3 EV increments
Exposure modes	auto
Metering system	point centre-weighted sensor (estimated)

Video recording
File recording formats	MJPEG
Connection ports	HDMI v 1.4


Focus
Autofocus modes	one shot in face


Viewfinder and shutter
Viewfinder	is absent
Shutter speed	4 - 1/2000 sec


Screen
Screen size	2.7 ''
Screen resolution	230 thousand pixels


Memory and communications
Built-in memory	17 MB
Memory cards types	SD, SDHC, SDXC


Flash
Built-in flash
Application range	3.6 m


Power source
Power source	AA / х2 /
Shots per charge	200 шт


General
Material	plastic
Dimensions (WxHxD)	96х59х29 mm
Weight	160 g
Added to E-Catalog	march 2016
P/N	VNA980E1 VNA981E1 VNA982E1 More ↓ VNA983E1

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30 March 2017

The company I work for organizes a wide variety of festive events, and for control I have to photograph the main decorations, preparations, and sometimes the event itself. I hand over this photographic record to the head office as one of the proofs of optimal budget expenditure. Actually, you can shoot with a smartphone, but it should provide better picture quality than my purebred Chinese Oukitel))) So they gave me this budget device and that’s what I use.

A very simple camera, in my opinion the simplest of the budget models. It is small and relatively light. Fits in any outerwear pocket and any deep pocket in general. It runs on two AA batteries, and it lasts a long time, enough for 250-300 shots without a flash, but with a flash everything very much depends on the pace of its use. I use my own batteries, homemade ones (they still lie idle), but at work I regularly report with receipts about discharged alkaline batteries)) Cunning, yes. But there are no problems with batteries for my son’s toys (we are 2 years old))) Very easy to use, it may even seem primitive to some, but it will do the job. As for the quality of pictures, it very much depends on the lighting. During the day, everything is usually fine outside. Indoors, with flash, at a distance of no further than 4 meters, everything also works.

Problems when photographing in poor light or in the dark. There are only two options - turn on the flash, but it also won’t illuminate much, or enjoy blurry photographs at a long shutter speed. There is no way to set the shutter speed and aperture manually. Moving people are also often filmed with blur.

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