Nikon Coolpix P90

Pocket-lint

Test référencé le 04 Avril 2009

We got some great results without too much tinkering at the wider ends of the lens, with good sharp images and natural colour reproduction. The tilting screen is highly effective making it possible to grab great perspective shots without the normal hassle. You'll also find many of your normal compact camera niceties here, like blink detection and face auto focus.

If you want to avoid the size and weight (and potentially cost) of a DSLR, then a superzoom offers you a range of options you might never get near in a compact. But things feel like they have gone too far here, with the headline features not delivering the results you'd want.

If your main reason for buying the camera is to use the zoom, you'd be better off with an entry-level DSLR and telephoto lens and bearing the extra cost, as the results will be much more compelling.

Trusted Reviews

Test référencé le 06 Mai 2009

The Nikon Coolpix P90 is a superb camera, certainly one of the best super-zoom bridge cameras on the market, with plenty to appeal to the enthusiast while still retaining some ease of use for the novice. It is attractively and sensibly designed, extremely well made, performs well and produces excellent image quality. It may be relatively expensive, but you certainly get a lot for your money.

Les numériques

Test référencé le 26 Mai 2009

CNETfrance.fr

Test référencé le 15 Juin 2009

ZDNet.fr

Test référencé le 02 Juillet 2009

PC Advisor

Test référencé le 09 Juillet 2009

Given plenty of light, we were able to achieve bright, detailed shots with the Nikon Coolpix P90. We also liked its large LCD screen and innovative distortion correction and Best Shot Selector. We were less keen on the results when lighting conditions were imperfect or when we wanted to make full use of its 24x zoom.