This camera is deffinitly a nice point and shoot, I will give it that. It is small, easy to take with you, and all in all is a rather nice camera for someone who is looking for something simple. However, I have had problems with the camera. Some pictures come out decent while others are so blurry you cannot even tell what is going on. It's fully automatic, so you cant change any settings to fix the focus problem. Not to mention, the camera eats AA batteries like crazy! I find myself going through 2 and 3 sets of them for every occasion I take pictures on. I think the most shots I got out of one set of my Energizer 2500mAh Rechargeable batteries was 50 shots. Dont even think about using any old batterie, you'll be lucky if you can get 10 shots out of it. So other than the fact that its tempermental, the camera is handy.

I've always heard that Nikon was a great camera maker but have been tremendously disappointed in this one. Batteries die in a few minutes and while holding it, the lens stopped working. Piece of $@!*

We all our family members loving the little genious to keep our sweet memories so far with cristal clear, excellent colours and brightness.

I bought this camera thinking it would be a good up grade from my old canon. However two months after getting it the problems started and have not stopped. First the screen goes out so I mail it to NY for repairs it takes them 2 months to return it to me. Then after "repairing the problem" new ones arose. The batteries didn't last five minutes whether I used Lithium or Alkaline it didn't matter i still received the same irritating message "batteries exhausted". I went through a ten pack of lithium battteries brand new mind you in one day. I got so mad i took a picture of me holding the camera with the message written on the screen. Then not to mention if you want to take a pic without the flash your pic comes out completely blurred.When I want to take another photo it takes so long for the camera to downnload that you end up missing your next photo op. I sent the camera back to NY stating that I wanted an extended warranty and or new camera option. No response was given to my letter sent with the camera; just an invoice stating that repairs were made at no charge. I still have problems with the camera nothing has changed other than i now feel that nikon is really bad brand to buy. never again.

The L15 has not been a good camera.

1. very hard on batteries. often only 15 min of operation before recharge needed, using good NiMH.

2. slow. both for focus and for flash recharge. slow also shot to shot write to disc, but that could be related to may particular card (midpriced).

3. flash is always defaulted on, even when i save it "off". no idea how to alter the default.

The L15 has decent movie performance but WHO COULD USE IT for that as the battery performance is pitiful, probably bcz the LCD is very large.

i like this cammara

the camara nikon l15 is a best one i have ever seen used and happy even my friends

as a camara lover i have used many camara but this one is the best

This is a very poor quality camera. After two months, the camera completely stopped working and after returning it to Nikon, we were told that they would not fix/replace it since the camera was dropped which was not the case. The camera had hardly been used. A poor quality product from a poor company. Go with a Canon, I bought one as a replacement (similar price range) and so far have been far happier, better picture quality, easier to use, better battery life...

From the beginning, my L15 would not focus in normal indoor light, AF assist beam on or not. The red "not focused" light would flash on the screen. Nikon told me to use fresh batteries & do a "Reset All", which didn't help. I sent it to NY for repair, got it back & had the same problems. Except after being "repaired," it now also had difficulty focusing on outdoor scenes! I emailed Nikon Helpdesk, was told to return it (again) to NY for repair. Same result. It cost me $18 to send it in twice for repairs; each time the problem was not fixed. The L15 only cost me $129 new. I asked for a newer vintage model (I even offered to pay more $) but Nikon never heard me. The QUALITY and SERVICE on their P&S models STINKS! Another bad feature is that this camera ate AA batteries like crazy—within 40-50 shots! Since my 35mm days with Nikon, their QUALITY has definitely gone down the tubes! I wound selling the camera at a $50 loss... I wish I could give this camera ZERO STARS :-@!

I received a new L15 camera with new batteries (regular alkaline type). After a few pictures, received the "Battery Exhausted" message, even after replacing with new batteries again. Called Nikon customer service. They said that their advertising/instructions about using regular alkaline batteries was "misleading", and that the more sophisticated (and expensive) Lithium, etc., batteries should be used. I owned a Nikon 35mm camera for over 15 years and was very happy with it, but looks like you can't trust even old names any more.

This is a great little camera easy to use and has good features. I love the big screen on the back of this little camera. I have had very good results in all weather conditions. Including snow. Great for landscape pics and if you search you can find them brand new for under $115.00

Upgrading my camera to the Nikon L15 was a mistake. The pics are notably more-blurry, especially if the light is a little low. This is comparing it to my old camera-a Sony 1.3 mp Cyber-shot DSC-30. I look for ease of use and good quality pics in a digi camera. The Sony takes much better shots, the shot time is faster, and the viewwindow can be easily turned off saving battery power. The L15 requires a special $50 Nikon cable if you want to use AC power.

The camera is small and so handy. Good pictures with Daylight. When using the flash with background dark the subject is overexposed. There is no manual setting to change the ISO speed. Overall good camera for regular use with slight drawbacks. Compraing the price it is coming.. Good one.

This is a nice little camera. It produces excellent, high quality images and has great colour reproduction.
To me it seems that it does not have the slow focus speed in low light that earlier L models had though the flash refresh is somewhat slow. But any camera that has just 2 AA batteries has this, not just the L series.
The LCD is big and bright with a very nice easy to use menu.
Face-priority AF and the In-Camera Red-Eye Fix work as advertised.
To sum it up: excellent images, excellent colour reproduction, very good LCD and menu, very easy to use, and best of all inexpensive.