Best Nikon Digital Cameras - false Waterproof, USB Interface Type, 1 to 4 x Optical Zoom, 4 to 6 x Digital Zoom, Battery charger Included Accessories

'Since its images aren't very impressive,'

'Specs:.'

'Overall, the Nikon software suite is marred with a poor transfer program.'

'in my indoor portrait test the red eye fix produced a very unnatural looking result.'

'shiny surface makes it awkward to grip'

'The other controls are a little awkward'

'the on/off button is very tiny, so make sure you don't trim your nails too closely.'

'Just beaten by the 5-megapixel version for value.'

'insufficient flash'

'Unless you read the manual, you'll never figure out that you need to press the center OK button in playback to access the feature'

'Even the best setting (640x320 at 15 frames per second) was jerky and riddled with compression artifacts.'

'Feels cheap.'

'Low light focusing was poor, due mostly to the lack of an AF-assist lamp.'

'The 14MB of built-in memory lets you take a paltry five shots in the camera's highest-resolution mode.'

'Lowish battery life.'

'Looks a bit dull.'

'Although the Nikon Coolpix 5900's menus are easy to understand, frequent trips to the system can be annoying because the choices take up multiple pages (the Shooting and Setup menus run three pages each with 14 and 15 options, respectively), and there are no shortcuts to access the option you need.'

'the camera does have some minor exposure and color-accuracy problems.'

'sunlight washes out the 230,000-pixel 2.5-inch LCD, which occurs more frequently than it should'