Nikon 5200

Pros: great "auto" features, yet the user can choose from many different "modes" of operation.

Cons: no ability to take pic as b/w or sepia. Although most photo printing software does.

Review: The camera is sturdy. I love that Nikon designed it as metal and not plastic, the camera is not made cheap! Looks very sleek and is small in size which is convenient but not so small that you feel like you can't hold it with out dropping it. I have...

Pros: size, ease of use, light-weight, and it just plain looks cool

Cons: can be looked at as being expensive for a camera

The Bottom Line: The Coolpix 5200 is a great digital camera. It is easy enough to use for beginners, and does just enough cool stuff for enthusiasts to love it as well.

Review: Cameras are constantly going through innovations, and it has become clear that improvements will always be found. When looking for a camera it is not just the price that people look at, but brand names, and what that camera can do as compared to...

Pros: The camera took clear crisp images (130) until the lens cover mechanism failed.

Cons: Nikon's warranty might lead you to consider other vendor's that are more customer sensitive.

Review: I purchased a Nikon Coolpix 5200 about two months ago. I took pictures on vacation, and was pleased with the camera's performance. While on another vacation I took several pictures, put the camera in my bag, and took it out a few minutes later to...

Pros: Compact and nice display

Cons: Auto feature not so great, took mine back to up-grade

Review: Sleek and compact fits shirt pocket nicely. Auto feature created many blurry images. Not a point and shoot type of camera

Pros: Compact, feels good in the hand, quick to start, easy to use, good quality photographs

Cons: no manual control, poor file transfer, poor photomanagement software

Review: I recently bought a Nikon 5200 to replace my clapped out Fuji 5Oi. The camera is very good, I like its feel in the hand, it is easy to use and produces good pictures. The only complaint is that it would be nice to have a bit more control over the...

Pros: Great feel, video is amazing, tons of presets, small and portable

Cons: Auto mode not so auto

Review: Well I've had the camera for about a week now and I can say that I am very pleased with my purchase. The quality of my pictures has been very good to somewhat poor. I'm not a pro digital camera user so my guess is that it may be due to my...

Pros: Utra-compact, ultra-powerful!

Cons: Wish Nikon would have included the AC adapter.

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a great point-and-shoot camera that you can take anywhere, this is it!

Review: While looking for a pocketable and powerful digital camera I tried out the Pentax 555, Optio, Sony T-1, Canon S500...and the Nikon 5200. And the 5200 simply takes the highest honors and my hard-earned cash--$410 from AMPhoto.com!

While...

Pros: Picture quality.Ease of use.Size.Many user friendly settings/modes.Excellent for travel.

Cons: Battery life could be better.

Review: This is my 2nd digital camera. My 1st, a Canon A20, did a very good job. However, I wanted to improve my photo taking experience by going to 5 Megapixels, gaining some added flexibility, and aquiring more 'user friendly' features.
I did...

Pros: All round fantastic with cheap price.

Cons: nothing really, tho no sepia mode.

The Bottom Line: Great camera with tiny price for what its worth. Cant go wrong for ease of use, but with proffesionality of a serious jobby.

Review: Combined with fantastic red eye reduction software [i dont think ive ever taken a shot with red eye yet], and ultra ease of use, this camera is perfect for almost everyone. With many different Modes to go into, you dont have to spend ages setting up...

Pros: Intuitive controls (buttons themselves) Great quality pictures

Cons: Some menus are not intuitive

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend this camera for beginners who wish to learn more or advanced users that prefer compactness.

Review: Upon first picking up the camera, figuring out how to take a shot is not difficult. The size is perfect- small enough to fit in a purse or pocket, but not so small that it doesn't feel capable.

A few words for a few features:
Modes-...