Nikon launches COOLPIX A1000 and COOLPIX B600 for photographers and hobbyists in the region – The world of technology

Nikon, the world leader in cameras, has unveiled two new COOLPIX cameras for photographers and enthusiasts while enjoying everyday photography. The COOLPIX A1000 and COOLPIX B600 wide angle cameras capture high quality photos and videos.

Nikon announced the cameras two days ago to launch them quickly in the Middle East and North Africa. "These additions to our ever-growing product portfolio reflect Nikon's desire to offer a different imaging experience for smartphones, in light of the technological advancements seen in today's consumer products," said Narendra Menon, General Manager of the region. The COOLPIX A1000 and COOLPIX B600 are suitable for everyday, everyday use to record memories by capturing high-quality images and videos for all situations. "

Before shooting, both cameras have the focus to achieve the highest possible image resolution. They also have the ability to focus about one centimeter away from the subject being photographed, allowing the user to capture small details.

Speaking of the COOLPIX A1000, the COOLPIX A1000 has a resolution of 16 megapixels with a light sensitivity of 6400 ISO, a 35x optical zoom and a 70x dynamic zoom and a flat screen of 3 inches diagonally to provide a better view.

The camera also offers a technology that reduces vibrations 3 times, provides a technique to merge files with RAW and NRW files, and then manipulate them with the Nikon ViewNX-i or Nikon Capture NX-D without compromising the quality.

The camera offers the ability to record 4K UHD videos up to 11 minutes at 2160 pixels and 30 frames per second, or 29 minutes at 1080 high resolution and 30 frames per second.

The COOLPIX B600 offers superior capabilities for standard shooting, offering 60x optical zoom and a 120x dynamic zoom function with a 24mm wide angle. The 16-megapixel camera is endowed with ISO 6400 light sensitivity and the ability to minimize optical vibration.

The camera offers 19 options for controlling image capture modes such as smart portrait, exposure, etc., as well as allowing them to edit high quality videos directly when they are re-viewed.