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Nikon Coolpix P4
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- 41st of 53 in 8 Megapixel (#1 is Canon SD1100 IS)
- 49th of 74 in Nikon (#1 is Nikon D3000)
- 62nd of 88 in $350 - $600 (#1 is Canon S90 IS)
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January 3, 2007 1:56 PM
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January 4, 2007 4:11 PM
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Hi Deva,
Both of these cameras feature optical image stabilization, which is indeed a great help when you're shooting without a tripod, especially at longer zoom. I personally prefer the SD700's IS system to Nikon's VR system, but they're both quite effective.
The difference between the two cameras is in the small details. Though the Nikon captures more megapixels (8 to the Canon's 6), this won't be a huge benefit to you unless you're planning to make huge prints. Both cameras have a 2.5" LCD, but the Canon's is higher resolution. The Canon has a slightly longer zoom (140mm to the Nikon's 126mm). The Canon's macro focus range is half that of the Nikon, which is a big improvement if you want to get in close. Both weigh about the same size, but the Canon is slightly smaller.
User opinion is roughly the same on both cameras. My personal preference is for the Canon due to its superior overall image quality and the small things listed above. Hope this helps!
Both of these cameras feature optical image stabilization, which is indeed a great help when you're shooting without a tripod, especially at longer zoom. I personally prefer the SD700's IS system to Nikon's VR system, but they're both quite effective.
The difference between the two cameras is in the small details. Though the Nikon captures more megapixels (8 to the Canon's 6), this won't be a huge benefit to you unless you're planning to make huge prints. Both cameras have a 2.5" LCD, but the Canon's is higher resolution. The Canon has a slightly longer zoom (140mm to the Nikon's 126mm). The Canon's macro focus range is half that of the Nikon, which is a big improvement if you want to get in close. Both weigh about the same size, but the Canon is slightly smaller.
User opinion is roughly the same on both cameras. My personal preference is for the Canon due to its superior overall image quality and the small things listed above. Hope this helps!
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