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Friday, December 16, 2011

NIKON COOLPIX P300 COMPACT CAMERA: NIGHTSHOTS

I chose the Nikon Coolpix P300 compact camera by chance as I described with the prior blog.




Here are the night shots I took, of which I was very happy!
All these shots were taken without tripod (therefore, HANDHELD!) and all these are unedited!!!


This is the first set of Night shots. 
Panorama night shots
HongKong Harbor panorama





This is the second set of the Night shots.
Night shot without zoom
Heritage 1881 
Night shot with midzoom
Heritage 1881


Night shot with full optical zoom
Heritage 1881


Night shot with full digital zoom


Here is the third set of Night zoom shots.
Night landscape shot without zoom
HongKong Harbor skyline during the Symphony of Lights


Night landscape shot without zoom
HongKong Harbor skyline


Night landscape shot with full optical zoom
HongKong Harbor skyline




Night landscape shot with full digital zoom
HongKong Harbor skyline


This is the fourth set of Night zoom shots.
Night shot without zoom
Tsimshatsui Ferrero Rocher Christmas Tree
Night shot with midzoom
Tsimshatsui Ferrero Rocher Christmas Tree
Night shot with full optical zoom
Tsimshatsui Ferrero Rocher Christmas Tree


Night shot with full digital zoom


Tsimshatsui Ferrero Rocher Christmas Tree


Here are other night landscape shots taken with the Nikon Coolpix P300.
I was satisfied that the movie quality Esprit building wall images were well captured by the camera.

This was taken away from the building and through the store door.


This was taken across the street in Canton Road for the first shot and zoomed for the next.



Here are night portrait shots taken with the Nikon Coolpix P300.
in Tsimshatsui






in Temple Street, HK
As long as I was satisfied with the shots is all that matters, isn't it?
And indeed I was !!!


I was happy with the battery life, too, and this is very helpful and practical for "my use", which means overuse for others.
This is more likely, because I don't need to use the flash in many instances... and with good results.


Now, I am on my way for "Happy, happy clicking"!!!