Best Standard Point and Shoot Blue Nikon Digital Cameras - Built-In Flash Type

'Camera's response times are very fast compared to others in this price range.'

'Images were surprisingly clear and sharp for a nonmechanical image stabilization system.'

'Images were surprisingly clear and sharp for a nonmechanical image stabilisation system.'

'Images were surprisingly clear and sharp for a nonmechanical image stabilization system.'

'The camera is easy to grip and the menu system is simple to navigate.'

'The S3100 is very slim and light, and it feels balanced in the hand.'

'Styling wise, the Nikon Coolpix S3000 is very attractive. '

'Picture quality better than expected.'

'with the S620 being responsive in most situations.'

'decent compact camera'

'Noise levels are quite decent for a compact digicam.'

'decent compact camera'

'the Coolpix S630 was able to accurately assess the shooting environment and apply the most appropriate Scene mode.'

'The Coolpix S630 has clean lines and is just slim enough to easily slip into a pocket.'

'simple, easy-to-use point-and-shoot camera'

'slim, lightweight camera'

'Elegantly stylish and simple, the new COOLIX S570 allows even those with no photography experience to capture special moments. '

'Decent colors and sharpness.'

'Auto Scene Selector.'

'decent, good-looking, point-and-shoot ultracompact camera'

'The Coolpix S230's touch-screen was more responsive than any Sony Cyber-shot we've ever handled, namely the Sony Cyber-shot DSC-T77 and DSC-T700.'

'the Nikon Coolpix S230’s resistive touchscreen is quick to respond, and has a generous 3 inches of real estate to boot.'

'Ergonomics and Controls The S230 measures a trim 0.8 inches wide, making it easy to carry in a coat pocket.'