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when you say that this camera saves in Jpeg format, is this high res jpeg 300 dpi, or regular 72 dpi jpeg, or both? and at what frame size? I'm a pro and I guess what i am asking is, will this shoot 300 dpi jpeg, and be good as a grab shot camera? i have the old lumix 10 meg, (last of the raw point and shoot0 and want to trade up to a 16 meg...............

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If you want raw take a look at the Nikon p7100.

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Does the p310 have an orientation sensor

Jun 7, 2012 by

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None of the pictures I take veritically appear to contain the correct orientation information?! I don't really want to do this step manually in or outside of the camera.

And what other cameras might behave the same way?

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It seems the answer is no. A camera in this price range should really have this feature!

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What is the exact difference between P300 & P310?

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4 months ago

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It appears that the only differences are the P310 has a 16 megapixel imager that can operate as low as 100 ISO compared to the P300 that has a 12 megapixel imager and can only go down to 160 ISO. They have the same image processor.

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You can use the comparison tool in our website in order to compare the specifications of both cameras side by side to see the improvements made to the newer model.

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When is this product going to be available?

Feb 14, 2012 by

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5 months ago

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The new COOLPIX P310 was release a few weeks back and it’s usually available after 30 to 45 days after release date. You may want to check with your local dealer or keep visiting our Nikon store.

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Whats the difference of the P310 and S9300? Just the zoom? Wich one is better?

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5 months ago

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The COOLPIX S9300 has pre-set settings. You can use one of the scene modes settings to see which one will work for the type of photography you’re looking for. You can find these options also in the COOLPIX P310, but you can also control the settings by choosing Program, Aperture or Shutter priority or Manual Mode. You can use the comparison tool in our website in order to compare the specifications of both cameras side by side to see which one will fits your needs within your price range.

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Can this camera capture youth basketball play

Feb 27, 2012 by

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With the P310, capture that allusive subject with quick start-up and high speed continuous shooting at up to 5 shots in approximately one second.

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Is P3100 compatible with the FSB-8 digiscoping bracket?

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Yes, it is compatible with the COOLPIX P310.

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Details of Aperture and Shutter settings?

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Can I manually select <both> the aperture and shutter speed simultaneously while in Continuous Shooting mode?

4 months, 1 week ago

Bernard

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Yes, Exposure Control: Programmed auto exposure with flexible program, aperture-priority auto, manual, motion detection, and shutter priority auto.

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doed the P310 have a time date stamp feather

Mar 22, 2012 by

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Yes, this model has the date imprint feature (date and time).

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does the p310 take the fastest pictures

Mar 27, 2012 by

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Shutter Speed:
1/2000-1/2 sec: manual at ISO 3200
1/2000-1 sec: manual
1/2000-1 sec: auto (ISO 100 to 1600) (when ISO sensitivity set to Auto)
1/2000-1 sec: manual at 1600
1/2000-2 sec: manual at ISO 800
1/2000-4 sec: manual at ISO 100, ISO 200, ISO 400
Top Continuous Shooting Speed at full resolution: Up to 5 shots at approx. 7 frames per second

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