Nikon Coolpix P1000 Digital Camera
Superb Optical Performance Shoot at staggering distances with the 125x optical zoom Nikon COOLPIX P1000 Digital Camera from Nikon. This camera, which has a 16MP backside illuminated CMOS sensor, features a built-in NIKKOR lens with a 35mm equivalent focal length range of 24-3000mm. You can zoom even further with 250x Dynamic Fine digital zoom, which will give you an equivalent focal length of 6000mm. Coupled with these extreme focal lengths is Nikon's Dual Detect Optical Vibration Reduction, which provides 5 stops of optical image stabilization and ensures your telephoto shots are crisp. Ergonomic and Easy to Operate Gracing the back of the Nikon COOLPIX P1000 is a 3.2" vari-angle, 921k-dot LCD monitor and an eye-level 2.36m-dot electronic viewfinder, so your subjects will always be easy to see. This Nikon camera is also capable of recording 4K UHD video at 30 or 25 fps and supports an external microphone via a 3.5mm connector. Smartphone and Accessories Compatability Camera shake may be a concern while shooting at extreme focal lengths on a tripod. Or, you may need to otherwise remotely operate the Nikon COOLPIX P1000 camera. The optional ML-L7 remote satisfies these needs with wireless operation of the camera's zoom, shutter, and other settings. Once you're done with a shoot, immediately access your photos on a paired smartphone via the Nikon SnapBridge app and the camera's built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Superb Optical Performance Shoot at staggering distances with the 125x optical zoom Nikon COOLPIX P1000 Digital Camera from Nikon. This camera, which has a 16MP backside illuminated CMOS sensor, features a built-in NIKKOR lens with a 35mm equivalent focal length range of 24-3000mm. You can zoom even further with 250x Dynamic Fine digital zoom, which will give you an equivalent focal length of 6000mm. Coupled with these extreme focal lengths is Nikon's Dual Detect Optical Vibration Reduction, which provides 5 stops of optical image stabilization and ensures your telephoto shots are crisp. Ergonomic and Easy to Operate Gracing the back of the Nikon COOLPIX P1000 is a 3.2" vari-angle, 921k-dot LCD monitor and an eye-level 2.36m-dot electronic viewfinder, so your subjects will always be easy to see. This Nikon camera is also capable of recording 4K UHD video at 30 or 25 fps and supports an external microphone via a 3.5mm connector. Smartphone and Accessories Compatability Camera shake may be a concern while shooting at extreme focal lengths on a tripod. Or, you may need to otherwise remotely operate the Nikon COOLPIX P1000 camera. The optional ML-L7 remote satisfies these needs with wireless operation of the camera's zoom, shutter, and other settings. Once you're done with a shoot, immediately access your photos on a paired smartphone via the Nikon SnapBridge app and the camera's built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Superb Optical Performance Shoot at staggering distances with the 125x optical zoom Nikon COOLPIX P1000 Digital Camera from Nikon. This camera, which has a 16MP backside illuminated CMOS sensor, features a built-in NIKKOR lens with a 35mm equivalent focal length range of 24-3000mm. You can zoom even further with 250x Dynamic Fine digital zoom, which will give you an equivalent focal length of 6000mm. Coupled with these extreme focal lengths is Nikon's Dual Detect Optical Vibration Reduction, which provides 5 stops of optical image stabilization and ensures your telephoto shots are crisp. Ergonomic and Easy to Operate Gracing the back of the Nikon COOLPIX P1000 is a 3.2" vari-angle, 921k-dot LCD monitor and an eye-level 2.36m-dot electronic viewfinder, so your subjects will always be easy to see. This Nikon camera is also capable of recording 4K UHD video at 30 or 25 fps and supports an external microphone via a 3.5mm connector. Smartphone and Accessories Compatability Camera shake may be a concern while shooting at extreme focal lengths on a tripod. Or, you may need to otherwise remotely operate the Nikon COOLPIX P1000 camera. The optional ML-L7 remote satisfies these needs with wireless operation of the camera's zoom, shutter, and other settings. Once you're done with a shoot, immediately access your photos on a paired smartphone via the Nikon SnapBridge app and the camera's built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
Superb Optical Performance Shoot at staggering distances with the 125x optical zoom Nikon COOLPIX P1000 Digital Camera from Nikon. This camera, which has a 16MP backside illuminated CMOS sensor, features a built-in NIKKOR lens with a 35mm equivalent focal length range of 24-3000mm. You can zoom even further with 250x Dynamic Fine digital zoom, which will give you an equivalent focal length of 6000mm. Coupled with these extreme focal lengths is Nikon's Dual Detect Optical Vibration Reduction, which provides 5 stops of optical image stabilization and ensures your telephoto shots are crisp. Ergonomic and Easy to Operate Gracing the back of the Nikon COOLPIX P1000 is a 3.2" vari-angle, 921k-dot LCD monitor and an eye-level 2.36m-dot electronic viewfinder, so your subjects will always be easy to see. This Nikon camera is also capable of recording 4K UHD video at 30 or 25 fps and supports an external microphone via a 3.5mm connector. Smartphone and Accessories Compatability Camera shake may be a concern while shooting at extreme focal lengths on a tripod. Or, you may need to otherwise remotely operate the Nikon COOLPIX P1000 camera. The optional ML-L7 remote satisfies these needs with wireless operation of the camera's zoom, shutter, and other settings. Once you're done with a shoot, immediately access your photos on a paired smartphone via the Nikon SnapBridge app and the camera's built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
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I'm a long-time user of Nikon gear. Intrigued by the telephoto capabilities, I bought the P-1000 on a whim. After buying the camera, I had a conversation with a B&H tech regarding its overall capability compared to other Nikon cameras. The conclusion I reached was that the camera has about the same size sensor you'd find in a cellphone. It's image processing speed keeps you from taking action oriented photos without the delay you get which is typical to cellphone cameras. As would be expected, the camera must be tripod mounted when deploying the telephoto lens out to it's extreme magnification. When shooting at that magnification, the image is amplified electronically because of the small image sensor. This cuts down on the resolution (image quality). Essentially, ... MoreI'm a long-time user of Nikon gear. Intrigued by the telephoto capabilities, I bought the P-1000 on a whim. After buying the camera, I had a conversation with a B&H tech regarding its overall capability compared to other Nikon cameras. The conclusion I reached was that the camera has about the same size sensor you'd find in a cellphone. It's image processing speed keeps you from taking action oriented photos without the delay you get which is typical to cellphone cameras. As would be expected, the camera must be tripod mounted when deploying the telephoto lens out to it's extreme magnification. When shooting at that magnification, the image is amplified electronically because of the small image sensor. This cuts down on the resolution (image quality). Essentially, the P-1000 doesn't fall into the same category that other Nikon cameras are in regarding a serious piece of equipment. It's a gimmick. If you're really serious about shooting good telephoto images, buy a proper telephoto lens and body. ps: B&H has the Nikon D-850 camera body on sale for about $2500. A telephoto lens is extra. The price should tell you where the P-1000 falls in comparison.
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I love this camera. It is exactly what I was looking for. I love taking pictures of nature and this does a great job. I wanted a camera where I was losing shots while I was switching lenses and this is perfect. I will be the first person to admit that if you want to blow these pictures up too much the low density CCD will make them grainy. On the other hand, the telephoto is so strong that you really don't need to blow pictures up. Took this to Alaska and got some wonderful pictures. It is hard to hold still when you are out at 3000mm but not impossible (See the eagle photo). Take a deep breath and let it out, and squeeze. Or, you could get a tripod but I was shooting from a boat and a tram so that wouldn't have worked well. Unlike a real instamatic, it does have ... MoreI love this camera. It is exactly what I was looking for. I love taking pictures of nature and this does a great job. I wanted a camera where I was losing shots while I was switching lenses and this is perfect. I will be the first person to admit that if you want to blow these pictures up too much the low density CCD will make them grainy. On the other hand, the telephoto is so strong that you really don't need to blow pictures up. Took this to Alaska and got some wonderful pictures. It is hard to hold still when you are out at 3000mm but not impossible (See the eagle photo). Take a deep breath and let it out, and squeeze. Or, you could get a tripod but I was shooting from a boat and a tram so that wouldn't have worked well. Unlike a real instamatic, it does have multiple shooting modes and will even let you control the shutter speed, fstop, iso or go completely manual. It will also shoot pretty good video though the mic left a little to be desired. There are lots of good tutorials online to help. It is much bigger than my other Nikon and so be ready. The trade off is that you don't have a bunch of extra lenses and adapters in your bag so even though the camera is bigger, you don't really have any more weight in the camera bag. I really like it and would recommend it for those people looking for a camera without a bunch of extra equipment.
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This was my first time renting a camera and the experience was great. I rented a Nikon Coolpix P1000 for a trip to Alaska. Receiving a returning the camera was seamless. It arrived the day before I requested delivery and I wasn't home, but it went to a nearby UPS store for pickup, so it wasn't a big deal. I shipped it back in the same box they sent it in using the shipping label and tape provided the day after I returned home and I got confirmation of receipt two days later. The camera itself was phenomenal! The zoom capability was the talk of the trip. It took some getting used to since I had to stabilize the camera for extreme zoom shots, but I was able to get shots that other people didn't even know were there. I got pictures of bears from 300 yards away that ... MoreThis was my first time renting a camera and the experience was great. I rented a Nikon Coolpix P1000 for a trip to Alaska. Receiving a returning the camera was seamless. It arrived the day before I requested delivery and I wasn't home, but it went to a nearby UPS store for pickup, so it wasn't a big deal. I shipped it back in the same box they sent it in using the shipping label and tape provided the day after I returned home and I got confirmation of receipt two days later. The camera itself was phenomenal! The zoom capability was the talk of the trip. It took some getting used to since I had to stabilize the camera for extreme zoom shots, but I was able to get shots that other people didn't even know were there. I got pictures of bears from 300 yards away that look like they were standing right in front of me. I have little opportunity to use a camera like this on a regular basis, so it made a lot of sense to rent it. And by the time I might need it again there will probably be a better model available for rent. Overall great experience.
| ISO Sensitivity | 100-6400 |
| Focal Length | 4.3-539mm |
| Lens Highlights | Manual Zoom Adjustment |
| 35mm Equivalent Focal Length | 24-3000mm |
| Lens Type | Zoom |
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I'm a long-time user of Nikon gear. Intrigued by the telephoto capabilities, I bought the P-1000 on a whim. After buying the camera, I had a conversation with a B&H tech regarding its overall capability compared to other Nikon cameras. The conclusion I reached was that the camera has about the same size sensor you'd find in a cellphone. It's image processing speed keeps you from taking action oriented photos without the delay you get which is typical to cellphone cameras. As would be expected, the camera must be tripod mounted when deploying the telephoto lens out to it's extreme magnification. When shooting at that magnification, the image is amplified electronically because of the small image sensor. This cuts down on the resolution (image quality). Essentially, ... MoreI'm a long-time user of Nikon gear. Intrigued by the telephoto capabilities, I bought the P-1000 on a whim. After buying the camera, I had a conversation with a B&H tech regarding its overall capability compared to other Nikon cameras. The conclusion I reached was that the camera has about the same size sensor you'd find in a cellphone. It's image processing speed keeps you from taking action oriented photos without the delay you get which is typical to cellphone cameras. As would be expected, the camera must be tripod mounted when deploying the telephoto lens out to it's extreme magnification. When shooting at that magnification, the image is amplified electronically because of the small image sensor. This cuts down on the resolution (image quality). Essentially, the P-1000 doesn't fall into the same category that other Nikon cameras are in regarding a serious piece of equipment. It's a gimmick. If you're really serious about shooting good telephoto images, buy a proper telephoto lens and body. ps: B&H has the Nikon D-850 camera body on sale for about $2500. A telephoto lens is extra. The price should tell you where the P-1000 falls in comparison.
I love this camera. It is exactly what I was looking for. I love taking pictures of nature and this does a great job. I wanted a camera where I was losing shots while I was switching lenses and this is perfect. I will be the first person to admit that if you want to blow these pictures up too much the low density CCD will make them grainy. On the other hand, the telephoto is so strong that you really don't need to blow pictures up. Took this to Alaska and got some wonderful pictures. It is hard to hold still when you are out at 3000mm but not impossible (See the eagle photo). Take a deep breath and let it out, and squeeze. Or, you could get a tripod but I was shooting from a boat and a tram so that wouldn't have worked well. Unlike a real instamatic, it does have ... MoreI love this camera. It is exactly what I was looking for. I love taking pictures of nature and this does a great job. I wanted a camera where I was losing shots while I was switching lenses and this is perfect. I will be the first person to admit that if you want to blow these pictures up too much the low density CCD will make them grainy. On the other hand, the telephoto is so strong that you really don't need to blow pictures up. Took this to Alaska and got some wonderful pictures. It is hard to hold still when you are out at 3000mm but not impossible (See the eagle photo). Take a deep breath and let it out, and squeeze. Or, you could get a tripod but I was shooting from a boat and a tram so that wouldn't have worked well. Unlike a real instamatic, it does have multiple shooting modes and will even let you control the shutter speed, fstop, iso or go completely manual. It will also shoot pretty good video though the mic left a little to be desired. There are lots of good tutorials online to help. It is much bigger than my other Nikon and so be ready. The trade off is that you don't have a bunch of extra lenses and adapters in your bag so even though the camera is bigger, you don't really have any more weight in the camera bag. I really like it and would recommend it for those people looking for a camera without a bunch of extra equipment.
This was my first time renting a camera and the experience was great. I rented a Nikon Coolpix P1000 for a trip to Alaska. Receiving a returning the camera was seamless. It arrived the day before I requested delivery and I wasn't home, but it went to a nearby UPS store for pickup, so it wasn't a big deal. I shipped it back in the same box they sent it in using the shipping label and tape provided the day after I returned home and I got confirmation of receipt two days later. The camera itself was phenomenal! The zoom capability was the talk of the trip. It took some getting used to since I had to stabilize the camera for extreme zoom shots, but I was able to get shots that other people didn't even know were there. I got pictures of bears from 300 yards away that ... MoreThis was my first time renting a camera and the experience was great. I rented a Nikon Coolpix P1000 for a trip to Alaska. Receiving a returning the camera was seamless. It arrived the day before I requested delivery and I wasn't home, but it went to a nearby UPS store for pickup, so it wasn't a big deal. I shipped it back in the same box they sent it in using the shipping label and tape provided the day after I returned home and I got confirmation of receipt two days later. The camera itself was phenomenal! The zoom capability was the talk of the trip. It took some getting used to since I had to stabilize the camera for extreme zoom shots, but I was able to get shots that other people didn't even know were there. I got pictures of bears from 300 yards away that look like they were standing right in front of me. I have little opportunity to use a camera like this on a regular basis, so it made a lot of sense to rent it. And by the time I might need it again there will probably be a better model available for rent. Overall great experience.
I initially got this camera avid 2 years ago to replace a Panasonic lumix. The zoom is amazing, which is what initially attracted me to this. We get polar bears up here and we like to watch them eat but didn't want to get too close to bother them. It's definitely outlasted my previouss cameras (refurbished sales on amazon under $200) and I am impressed. I stepped up and started learning to handle a nikon d850 and lens attachments but this is still my go to. Getting a back up Coolpix P1000 camera (this was hard to find new online because they're in such high demand?) In case anything happens which it tends to with dogs and all the water and salt and abuse my equipment gets. It does pretty great with macro shots as I love taking pictures of plants up here. The preset ... MoreI initially got this camera avid 2 years ago to replace a Panasonic lumix. The zoom is amazing, which is what initially attracted me to this. We get polar bears up here and we like to watch them eat but didn't want to get too close to bother them. It's definitely outlasted my previouss cameras (refurbished sales on amazon under $200) and I am impressed. I stepped up and started learning to handle a nikon d850 and lens attachments but this is still my go to. Getting a back up Coolpix P1000 camera (this was hard to find new online because they're in such high demand?) In case anything happens which it tends to with dogs and all the water and salt and abuse my equipment gets. It does pretty great with macro shots as I love taking pictures of plants up here. The preset functions are user friendly and custom settings aren't difficult to set. I definitely recommend this camera as a just in case carry along. I'm a beginner/amateur photographer that just sits this ad a hobby so learning all the wonderful aspects of photography and equipment capabilities has been fun.
I was quite happy with this camera, and got two years of use out of it. At that point, the Mode Dial failed, and the camera's function was profoundly diminished. The P1000 was my fourth Nikon camera. (My first was a COOLPIX P500. I replaced that camera with a COOLPIX P610. After that, I purchased a COOLPIX W300 underwater camera that I'm still using. The P1000 replaced the P610.) I used the camera almost exclusively to photograph wildlife, mostly birds, and often used the Bird-Watching mode. I also used the Shutter-priority, Aperture-priority, and a number of the Scene modes, especially Sports. I was quite happy with the combination of simplicity, 125x optical zoom, and compact form factor of the P1000. My only major complaint before the camera failed was what ... MoreI was quite happy with this camera, and got two years of use out of it. At that point, the Mode Dial failed, and the camera's function was profoundly diminished. The P1000 was my fourth Nikon camera. (My first was a COOLPIX P500. I replaced that camera with a COOLPIX P610. After that, I purchased a COOLPIX W300 underwater camera that I'm still using. The P1000 replaced the P610.) I used the camera almost exclusively to photograph wildlife, mostly birds, and often used the Bird-Watching mode. I also used the Shutter-priority, Aperture-priority, and a number of the Scene modes, especially Sports. I was quite happy with the combination of simplicity, 125x optical zoom, and compact form factor of the P1000. My only major complaint before the camera failed was what seemed to be the very slow speed of writing images to memory. I often missed photos as I was waiting for the previous batch of images to be stored. My P1000 failed after two years of use. The Mode Dial failed - instead of moving smoothly and stopping distinctly at each setting, it moved loosely, and the shooting mode shown by the indicator no longer matched reality. I would normally switch between modes with some frequency, but I could no longer trust the Mode Dial to work reliably. I had to leave it on one setting all the time, because if I changed the setting, it was very difficult to get it back to a different desired setting, and impossible to do so quickly. In photographing wildlife, it's often critical to be able to change camera settings quickly. The camera had a one year warranty, and it failed after just two years of use, so I can't really complain too much, but none of my previous Nikon cameras ever failed - I simply upgraded to a new camera after about four years of use. If Nikon had a new and improved model to replace the P1000 available now, I would probably just order that one, but I don't want to purchase another P1000, since this one failed so catastrophically. It's maddening that the very nice optics and most other features of this camera are perfectly fine, while the tiny but critical Mode Dial failed after only two years of use. It's possible that the Mode Dial could be fixed easily and inexpensively, but I haven't looked into that. I've never had to have a camera repaired before.
The camera was exactly what I needed for my safari trip. There were very few instances were the distance was to great for the camera, but by then there is no point in trying to get a picture. I found the camera easy to operate, but it would have been ideal to get a cheat sheet for the different camera settings so I didn't have to do so much google searching to find out what setting would work best for sport mode or low light. I also recommend renting an additional battery. When charged the battery lasted for the day, but I had an incident where the battery didn't charge overnight. If it had not been for my sisters having their cameras it would have ruined the day. Overall it was a great camera and I'm so thankful that this site was recommended to me. I got to have ... MoreThe camera was exactly what I needed for my safari trip. There were very few instances were the distance was to great for the camera, but by then there is no point in trying to get a picture. I found the camera easy to operate, but it would have been ideal to get a cheat sheet for the different camera settings so I didn't have to do so much google searching to find out what setting would work best for sport mode or low light. I also recommend renting an additional battery. When charged the battery lasted for the day, but I had an incident where the battery didn't charge overnight. If it had not been for my sisters having their cameras it would have ruined the day. Overall it was a great camera and I'm so thankful that this site was recommended to me. I got to have amazing pictures without having to make an astronomical camera purchase.
I got this camera because it shoots raw and for its 3000mm reach. At 3000mm it needs a tripod or sturdy support. I usually use a Nikon d 850 plus 500mm lens and 1.4 teleconverter. In comparison the camera is slow and much harder to find your subject. It will take awhile to get used to it, but it will be a handy camera to keep in my car. I was shooting at an iso of 1600 and the pictures were very noisy which is to be expected. Topaz denoise took care of that problem. Oh, it's heavy and bulky for a point and shoot, but I expected that. I've used its macro setting and it works well. It's a nice camera but it won't take the place of a good dslr . Beginning photographers will like it.
I had the P900 and loved it. So I expected this camera to be better than that one. I was excited to get it but when I started shooting i found it to be unimpressive. Using the digital zoom. the photos came out fuzzy and the white balance wasn't quite right.. Taking closer photos yielded better results, but the white balance had to be reset every time I took a photo. I tried to get some shots of the moon. The P900 took excellent shots of the moon with lots of crisp details. The P1000, well, let's just say wasn't as good. The images turned out to be a bit fuzzy. You could see the craters but they weren't crisp like the P900. I'm attaching photos to demonstrate the zoom. The first 3 are stepping up the zoom to maximum digital zoom., The other 2 show the optical zoom ... MoreI had the P900 and loved it. So I expected this camera to be better than that one. I was excited to get it but when I started shooting i found it to be unimpressive. Using the digital zoom. the photos came out fuzzy and the white balance wasn't quite right.. Taking closer photos yielded better results, but the white balance had to be reset every time I took a photo. I tried to get some shots of the moon. The P900 took excellent shots of the moon with lots of crisp details. The P1000, well, let's just say wasn't as good. The images turned out to be a bit fuzzy. You could see the craters but they weren't crisp like the P900. I'm attaching photos to demonstrate the zoom. The first 3 are stepping up the zoom to maximum digital zoom., The other 2 show the optical zoom which is better. I haven't learned the quirks of using this camera yet but expect it will get easier and the photos will get better. Using a tripod was a little tricky because the camera is front heavy and you attach it to the tripod in the back. The P1000 seems to be about twice as heavy as the P900 so it is clunky when trying to take photos on the fly. It is also slower than the P900. It takes a noticeable second to focus and the another to refocus and shoot and more to process the photo. I haven't tried shooting action shots but birds were difficult to capture in flight due to the slow focus and shoot. It seems it gets distracted by something that moves in front of it, like a breeze that moves the leaves in the foreground causes it to lose focus on the subject. That can be remedied by avoiding the auto setting and using a tighter matrix to focus. I will probably get used to the differences and challenges of using this camera but after using it for more than a week, I am still not impressed. There is a sharp learning curve for me. I take a lot of photos but am not professional. This is my 4th bridge camera and it is by far the steepest learning curve.
It's good, almost great. . . For $1000 bucks the camera will bridge many an amateur's needs while consistently delivering very sharp images. It's a very, VERY fun camera to use due to its versatility. Pick a mountain goat off at 1/2 mile, or macro-video a bee at 50 feet. Too cool! It feels very ergonomic in a single grip carry considering its large size and weight. The Bad. Auto focus can struggle. Birds in flight and the Moon for example, Not disabling. Just not great. The Ugly. Its Big, maybe not ugly. IT IS HUGE though; Looks like a baby Rino, but I suspect it's slightly less difficult to transport. It weighs over 3 pounds. That said, Love this camera. No regrets!
The Nikon P1000 has an incredible focal length of 24-3000mm and an optical zoom of 125x. It has the most zoom of any bridge, superzoom camera on the market as of this writing. As a birder I get decent, identifiable pics of birds very far off that other birders simply can't identify without a scope. The only major drawback is that the sensor is small(16MP 1/2.3-inch) so pics usually aren't tack-sharp and low-light situations are a challenge. The camera has some quirks that as a P1000 user you will learn to get used to. On occasion the camera will freeze up and the only way to get it started again is to take the battery out and re-insert it. The batteries don't hold charge long so I always keep a couple extra batteries in my pocket. Generic batteries are extremely ... MoreThe Nikon P1000 has an incredible focal length of 24-3000mm and an optical zoom of 125x. It has the most zoom of any bridge, superzoom camera on the market as of this writing. As a birder I get decent, identifiable pics of birds very far off that other birders simply can't identify without a scope. The only major drawback is that the sensor is small(16MP 1/2.3-inch) so pics usually aren't tack-sharp and low-light situations are a challenge. The camera has some quirks that as a P1000 user you will learn to get used to. On occasion the camera will freeze up and the only way to get it started again is to take the battery out and re-insert it. The batteries don't hold charge long so I always keep a couple extra batteries in my pocket. Generic batteries are extremely inexpensive and hold charge just as well as the Nikon batteries in my opinion. I bought my first P1000 when it first came out in 2018. I now have two of them- one I keep as a spare. Be careful not to drop the camera as it is extremely touchy. Mine has been dropped twice and each time I have had to take it in to be repaired.
| ISO Sensitivity | 100-6400 |
| Focal Length | 4.3-539mm |
| Lens Highlights | Manual Zoom Adjustment |
| 35mm Equivalent Focal Length | 24-3000mm |
| Lens Type | Zoom |
