Nikon L6

Pros: Good ergonomics, excellent image quality, decent macro

Cons: No pan capability when zoomed in review mode

The Bottom Line: Excellent overall, though now discontinued. If you need to take close up shots, this is the best option short of the 950/990/995 Nikons.

Review: Camera images are excellent, and it allows manual focusing, useful primarily in low light levels, when the automatic focus mechanism doesn't work as well due to the low contrast.
2X optical zoom works quietly and does the job. Digital zoom is...

Pros: So easy to use, you almost forget its digital!

Cons: You can't easily edit directly on the camera.

The Bottom Line: This camera is an excellent buy for anyone looking to make the switch to digital, but is afraid to try!

Review: After owning a Nikon Coolpix 800 for more than 2 years, I couldn't be happier with the product. It has fulfilled all of my digital desires!

As a result of owning this awesome unit, I have gone to completely digital photography. One of my...

Pros: Digital, can put on computers, viewing screen, quality and flash settings, does not use film, durable, easy to use.

Cons: Few second wait for picture, price, battery use.

Review: I needed a camera that could take good photos, but I wanted to be able to put them on my computer and email to them to friends if I needed. I wanted to get a nice camera but nothing too extravagant. So this Nikon was a perfect choice. With a easy...

Pros: image quality is good

Cons: battery life is terrible - image transfers are painfully slow

Review:
I bought the Nikon Coolpix 800 about a year ago. Since then it has spent most of it's time on my shelf.

There a couple of problems with it I see as rather major-

1) The Battery Life is way too short - you put 4 AA batteries...

Pros: quality, ease of use

Cons: slow response

Review: When my mother asked me to research and buy a digital camera for her work, I had no idea what I was getting into. I did a bit of research and decided on the CP 800. I bought it, and played with it for a little bit so I could show them how to use it...