Nikon coolpix s9100 camera for low-light modes or not

[GoutamB]

I have been using the older Cannon PowerShot SD600 which has hand round me extremely well. Nevertheless, I would like somewhat that does much superior within lower light circumstances. AT that moment I saw Nikon Coolpix S9100, which appears pleasant and every part of except I don't actually recognize how to evaluate "low light" capability. What specifications should I be searching at while comparing how fine a camera does within low light modes?

[Amma-Watson]

I was also, after an extensive comparison including Canon, Sony, enthusiastic about this camera. In particular, the experience with two other brands I have become critical and thus the Nikon jumped out! But when I hit the catastrophe! After less than a month hit the camera used. Did nothing. My son bought me the same shortly after and now has the same complaint. I returned the camera and get my money back. I also sent a message about this Nikon. I understand now that not a "fluke", so I doubt whether the next one is a Nikon. Too bad enough, because I think it's an amazing camera.

[Saura]

If you are looking for a good camera that allows you to take pictures despite the prevailing low light, then you know this model of digital camera, which is specially designed for what you want.

The Canon Ixus 300 HS incorporates a bright lens f / 2 and the HS System, both aimed at improving the performance of the camera in low light.

The HS System stems from the combination of a high sensitivity sensor and image processor Digic 4. According to the manufacturer this will reduce noise by up to 60 percent. The maximum sensitivity the camera is available in ISO 3200, maintaining the full resolution of the camera, which is a step beyond previous models and, therefore, capturing twice the light.

[Jailekhaa]

In this price range this is definitely the most interesting camera. The qualities of the photos are remarkable for a compact camera, color depth and contrast just beat. Device is capable of high dynamic range pictures, which means that there are 3 photos taken under different exposures and combined into one beautiful image.

[Vrushabha]

Cameras with better performance in low light tend to be the one with the largest image sensors. The FS11, for example, has a CMOS sensor 1 / 6 inches, this is very small, the Sony HC96 has a sensor 1 / 3, bigger and better for low light.

[Atticus]

This Nikon unit is purchased as a successor to my Nikon Coolpix S600 (> 11,000 images) that I've had a lot and still works. First there is the robustness of the body (metal) and above the battery capacity. Camera takes beautiful natural-looking pictures thanks to his appearance. Filming in 1080 is also brilliant. Too bad no popcap sits on the sound: wind noise is audible. Camera and a photo or movie is directly related to within one second. I have a pre-installed Class 8 SD card. Button scene is dramatically improved compared to previous models. Two "flaws": it is used to the flash and the pixel size is too big for such marketplace. But resize problems. Has little light but at night it held steady. 360 degree panorama is excellent.

[little-Jacqueline]

After much searching and testing different cameras have finally purchased this camera. Initially, mainly for its zoom capability. The zoom function works perfectly. Very sharp pictures, even with maximum zoom. The photos are inside and outside good to very good. The HD movies are fine if you have a fast SD card. Our laptop does have difficulty playing the videos because they are very large. Only downside possibilities are: aperture and shutter speeds are not manually.

[Kaufman]

This is the world of digital technology now, not rolls. No need to purchase specific memories with ISO speeds as when elegies scroll according to their ISO names. So what does all this with us?

It turns out that you can control the sensitivity of the camera light by altering the ISO setting. By default, mainly digital cameras have an ISO of about 100. If you require additional speed intended for lower light conditions, have further sensitive the camera is as easy as setting a higher ISO in the menu. Most digital cameras offer a range of ISO values, such as 100, 200 and 400. Some go much further - some up to 3200 inclusive. Simply select the ISO you need. Increasing the ISO on my camera could take pictures of lovos animals in the park, using the default ISO would result in a picture all blurry.