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Nikon S6100 Digital Camera 16MP 7x Optical Zoom $75 at Doorbusters + Extra for Shipping

70

Good price for an entry point and shoot camera

Currently selling for $144 at office works and $188 at Harvey Norman

A compact with a touch of class
16 Megapixels | 7x zoom | 720p HD video | 7.5cm LCD

With its intuitive touch screen functionality, the stylish COOLPIX S6100 ensures you consistently capture beautiful photos and movies. Shooting and playback are easily controlled via the large, high resolution touch screen monitor, while a dedicated video-record button makes it simple to switch to capturing the action in high-definition video.

Stunning image quality 16.0 megapixels and a 7x zoom NIKKOR ED glass lens and VR image stabilisation ensure your images are always sharp, whilst a scene Auto Selector and 20 optimised scene modes make taking the perfect shot a breeze.

Touch screen operation Enjoy fingertip control when shooting, viewing and retouching images with the intuitive and user-friendly touch screen interface. HD movie Record full 720p HD movies with stereo sound and autofocus. Operate the zoom whilst recording and save a still image at any time by simply pressing the shutter button. Output to your HDTV using the HDMI mini cable (available separately).

Slideshow magic Use touch operation with the built-in animated character effects and music to create original slideshows.

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  • Price match?

  • Point n shoots are dead. We have things called smartphones now :)

    • there is no way a smart phone has the quality of one of these phones! give it a few more years…

  • +1

    Not young children going on camps etc. It has become a convenience thing to use the camera on a smart phone but even a cheap camera like this will take better pictures than my iPhone 5. Who can be stuffed carrying individual devices when a phone can do it all? But their is still a place for these cheap cameras. Remember the $100 jb hifi trade in?

    • There comes a point where marginally better photos isn't worth the effort of carrying an extra device. The iphone cameras are actually pretty good after the iPhone 4 released. Plus, you can download so many photo apps to make your photos look much better. And email/mms/transfer them via wifi or bluetooth. Larger screen too. I'm surprised camera designs haven't changed over the last few decades; if they started to evolve like phones did, I could probably see a viable market.

      • +3

        They should start making cameras that can make phone calls.

        • see galaxy camera… though you'll probably need a VOIP client…

      • Totally agree. Just yesterday it was a sunny day in Melbourne and I was trying to take a picture in the shade with my iPhone 5. I just couldn't get a good picture so I took out the cheapie and it did the job.

      • There comes a point where marginally better photos isn't worth the effort of carrying an extra device.

        The thing is some of us don't regard the difference as marginal. Maybe if you only take pictures of people's faces in city locations all the time, you might not care. I saw people use phone cameras on holiday. Maybe it was all they wanted, to show people they wuz there. I don't have an issue with that but I would never do that. Even when not on holiday I have a P&S camera handy, not necessarily on my person but I usually have a work bag or shopping bag of some sort.

        Maybe one day the lenses on phones will be as good as those on P&S cameras. I don't think this will happen soon though.

  • +4

    For anyone saying there is no place for small cameras, you're quite wrong. The battery life reliability and mechanics of taking photos on a point and shoot are superior to a smart phone. Yes, smart phones take excellent quality shots however normally only in ideal lighting conditions. consider of you're hiking in an area with no cell coverage. I would prefer a small camera any day. But then again, I use an slr…

    • +1

      Agreed.

      To be fair, I haven't had a really good look at a photo taken by one of the newest generation smartass phone cameras, so I'm happy to be corrected by those with current knowledge; but the smartphone photos I have seen to date (~SGSII vintage) have been pretty ordinary indeed compared to even a halfway decent P&S.

      IIRC it's also the better lenses (with optical zoom), bigger image sensor & dedicated image processing chip in a P&S that makes all of the difference! ;)

      • I have an s2 and if it's outdoor with perfect lighting conditions the quality is pretty damn good. However you cannot zoom and yes, the smaller lenses have a huge impact on quality.

  • Anybody successfully price beaten at officeworks yet?

  • +1

    Officeworks is out of stock .

    If you join the doorbuster and get 5.00 voucher which is more than 5%.

    Put an order for my wife , she don't want to carry a bag for a DSL , + Olympus Compact and Sony HD . Hope this small CCD can make decent pictures ,anyway it is just 70 dollars .

  • Im sure this compact camera has a better lens and picture quality compared to a smart phone. I know using gps, camera and taking videos can certainly drain the battery rather quickly on a smart phone.

    I know Nikon has a smart android camera in there range

    http://www.jbhifionline.com.au/digital-cameras/digital-compa…

  • +1

    ordered one, thanks unity1!

    the $5 off coupon would appear to be DB_795

    • +1

      damn it… why couldnt you send that before i ordered it!

  • got mine today, impressively fast shipping from door buster! will be buying from them again. camera looks pretty awesome, especially for the money. :)

  • Never received mine. Lost by courier.

  • Mine arrived next day but LCD was not working.

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