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Basic Specs Nikon COOLPIX S01
Type of Camera:
Compact
Effective Resolution:
10.1 MP
Sensor Type:
CCD
Digital Zoom:
4x
Lens Nikon COOLPIX S01
Optical Zoom:
3x
Focal length:
4.1-12.3 mm
Aperture range:
f/3.3-9.3
Screen Nikon COOLPIX S01
LCD Size
(Inches)
2.5
Resolution
(dots)
230k
Shooting Specs Nikon COOLPIX S01
Imaging Processor:
EXPEED C2
ISO Sensitivity Range:
ISO 80-1600
White Balance:
Auto
Shutter Speed
(Seconds)
1/2000-1
Scene Modes:
Back Light
- Close Up
- Landscape
- Night Landscape
- Night Portrait
- Portrait
- Scene Auto Selector
- Close Up
- Landscape
- Night Landscape
- Night Portrait
- Portrait
- Scene Auto Selector
Video Nikon COOLPIX S01
Maximum Resolution:
1280x720
Maximum Frame rate:
30fps
Media Nikon COOLPIX S01
Storage:
SD
File formats supported:
JPEG, WAV
Connectivity Nikon COOLPIX S01
USB Cable:
yes
Battery Nikon COOLPIX S01
Type of Battery:
Li-ion
Numbers of Shots:
190
Dimensions Nikon COOLPIX S01
Dimensions (W x D x H):
77 x 17.2 x 51.2 mm
Weight:
96 grams
More Features Nikon COOLPIX S01
Other Features:
Exposure Lock, Built-in Flash, Focus Lock, Easy Auto Mode, HD Movie Recording
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