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'pronounced barrel distortion at the widest zoom settings and a viewfinder that tends to freeze and blank out during use.'

'The bad news is that the clip length is limited to just 60 seconds, regardless of the size of your memory card.'

'The rechargeable lithium ion battery lasted nearly 3 hours, a middling result.'

'the Coolpix 8800 forces you to take the additional step of setting the camera to one of its continuous shooting modes--or (if you don't switch to continuous mode) to press the shutter three to five times for a complete bracket.'

'the ISO 400 image is quite noisy, with a lot of missing detail.'

'unacceptable shutter delays'

'The bad news is that the clip length is limited to just 35 seconds, regardless of the size of your memory card.'

'Clunky, sluggish interface No AF illuminator, poor low light focusing Does not fully support Nikon Speedlites Small LCD No RAW mode yet (most of competition has it) Flimsy plastic door over CF slot No live histogram in record mode'

'In contrast to the overall build quality of the camera, the door covering the Type II CompactFlash slot (which also handles IBM Microdrives) feels very flimsy.'

'The telephoto end is equivalent to an 85mm and has a relatively slow f/2.8-f/10.3 aperture range.'

'flimsy plastic door on the side for CompactFlash cards'

'small, close-together buttons'

'At first glance, the Coolpix looks like a large point-and-shoot camera that's been cut in half and put back together incorrectly.'

'At first glance, the Coolpix looks like a large point-and-shoot camera that's been cut in half and put back together incorrectly.'

'Replaying TIFFs was equally laborious.'