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The Verdict
The Nikon Coolpix B700 is a high-utility bridge camera designed for those who prioritize extreme focal range without the weight of a DSLR system. Its standout feature is the 60x optical zoom lens, covering a massive 24-1440mm equivalent range that allows you to jump from wide landscapes to tight wildlife shots instantly. Users particularly value the inclusion of 4K UHD video recording and RAW (NRW) file support, features that provide significantly more flexibility in post-processing than standard point-and-shoots. The Dual Detect Vibration Reduction is essential and effective, keeping handheld shots stable even at the telephoto end.
Value vs. Trade-off
The main trade-off is the 1/2.3" sensor size, which means the camera struggles in low-light environments, producing visible noise as ISO climbs. Furthermore, while the autofocus is snappy at wide angles, it can hunt or slow down when fully extended to 1440mm. The build quality is functional but relies heavily on plastic to maintain its portable weight.
However, when you consider the price, these limitations are standard for the category. The B700 remains an excellent buy because it delivers professional-grade reach and 4K capability at a fraction of the cost of a multi-lens setup. For travel and outdoor photographers who need all-in-one versatility, the ability to capture distant subjects with this much precision far outweighs the predictable low-light compromises.
Value vs. Trade-off
The main trade-off is the 1/2.3" sensor size, which means the camera struggles in low-light environments, producing visible noise as ISO climbs. Furthermore, while the autofocus is snappy at wide angles, it can hunt or slow down when fully extended to 1440mm. The build quality is functional but relies heavily on plastic to maintain its portable weight.
However, when you consider the price, these limitations are standard for the category. The B700 remains an excellent buy because it delivers professional-grade reach and 4K capability at a fraction of the cost of a multi-lens setup. For travel and outdoor photographers who need all-in-one versatility, the ability to capture distant subjects with this much precision far outweighs the predictable low-light compromises.
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About this product
- 20.2MP 1/2.3" BSI CMOS Sensor
- NIKKOR Super ED 60x Optical Zoom Lens and rechargeable Li-ion battery EN-EL23
- 24-1440mm (35mm Equivalent) and focal length is 4.3 to 258mm,maximum aperture is f/3.3, to 6.5
- 921k-Dot Electronic Viewfinder. Focus range. Approx.50 cm (1 ft 8 Inch ) to ∞, [T]: Approx.2.0 m (6 ft 7 Inch ) to ∞. Macro close-upmode: Approx., 1 cm (0.4 Inch ) to ∞
- 3.0" 921k-Dot Vari-Angle LCD Monitor
Specifications
- Brand
- Nikon
- Model
- 26510
- Type
- Point-and-Shoot
- Brand
- Nikon
- Resolution
- 20 MP
- Video Resolution
- 4K
- Burst Speed
- 5.0 fps
- Features
- Articulating / Flip Screen
- Kit Type
- Kit Lens Included
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi, NFC, Bluetooth
- Use Case
- Travel & Everyday, Sports & Wildlife, Landscape & Astro
- Width
- 3.35 inches
- Height
- 4.19 inches
- Depth
- 4.92 inches
- Weight
- 1.25 pounds
- Colour
- Black
- Released
- 2016-10-13T00:00:01Z
- Part number
- 26510
- Manufacturer
- Nikon
- UPC
- 018208265107
- GTIN
- 00018208265107






