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Pocket sized with lens removed, Simple to use, Popup flash
Small sensor, No builtin viewfinder
If you're not allied to the Nikon brand, there are better options to be had in terms of the image quality. You can find an older Canon EOS M that's a little more expensive, but it includes a larger APS-C sensor, and Pentax has its Q System cameras. If yo...
Zusammenfassung: Further changes can be found elsewhere in the Nikon S1's firmware. It now offers a Slow View function, seen previously in the Nikon V2. This continuously buffers frames over a 1.3-second period while the shutter button is half-pressed. These images are th...
Zusammenfassung: Entry-level mirrorless cameras provide a nice middle ground between fixed-lens point-and-shoots and lower-end DSLRs. It's an ever-growing category with options for photographers of varying skill level and intentions. The common factors in this class are t...
Zusammenfassung: But wait! Before you sneak a Nikon D800E into your baby's basket of toys, you'll need to consider choking hazards and the fact that some children are a lot more careful (read: girls) than others (read: boys) when it comes to handling expensive electronics...
Small size, attractive appearance, Quick performance, Excellent autofocus system, Very good image quality, even at high ISOs, Manual controls
No mode dial so all mode changes require accessing the menu, Kit lens lacks optical image stabilization, Videos are jittery, No panorama mode
The Nikon 1 S1 is an attractive camera that I enjoyed using for the most part. It's conveniently small and lightweight. It has very good performance and excellent image quality, even at high ISOs. However its video was disappointing due to a consistent j...
Fast AF; Stable and clear screen; Excellent AWB and metering system; Superb video quality
Noise control isn't up to the standard of other CSCs; No VR in the kit lens
The Nikon S1 is a fine CSC, with a long list of admirable features. It may not be the best choice for low-light (with the lack of a proper VR system standing out as a particular disappointment), neither is it the ideal option around which to build a s...
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Veröffentlicht: 2013-02-25, Autor: Mark , Testbericht von: photographyblog.com
The Nikon 1 S1 is the new entry-level model in Nikon's compact system camera range, but it's a surprisingly capable camera that offers virtually all of the same features as the mid-range J3 model at £100 / $100 cheaper. There are a couple of caveats thou...
Zusammenfassung: As well as announcing an extension of the J-series, Nikon has broadened its Compact System Camera offering with the arrival of the S1. The Nikon 1 S1 is the first model in the new S-series, with the intention for models to be fast, stylish and straight...
Zusammenfassung: As well as announcing an extension of the J-series, Nikon has broadened its Compact System Camera offering with the arrival of the Nikon 1 S1. The Nikon 1 S1 is the first model in the new S-series, with the intention for models to be fast, stylish and ...
Small dimensions means this is one of the very few CSC's we were able to transport in a trouser pocket with lens removed, simple to use, inexpensive, pop up flash
Small one inch sensor, no hotshoe, no builtin viewfinder, fixed non tilting LCD screen, no WiFi on board (though optional dongle available)
But if you're not allied to the Nikon brand there are better options to be had in terms of the end image quality from the rivals already mentioned. Canon's year-old EOS M can also now be bought for around the £300 mark, and that includes a larger APS-C se...
