Nikon Coolpix A1000 16MP 35x Optical Zoom 4K Compact Digital Camera Bundle with Ultra SDHC 16GB UHS Class 10 Memory Card and All Weather Sport Camera Case with Carabiner
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- 35x optical zoom lens with macro capability
- 4K Ultra HD videos with stereo sound
- Backside-illuminated CMOS sensor and wide ISO range—from ISO 100 to 6400
- BUNDLE INCLUDES: Sandisk Ultra SDHC 16GB UHS Class 10 Memory Card, Up to 80MB/s Read Speed| Nikon Black Leather Horizontal Case
A small camera with huge potential.Packed inside this sleek, high-end design is a super telephoto NIKKOR zoom lens and serious photo and video power: versatile low-light capabilities, rock-steady image and video stabilization, 4K Ultra HD recording, P/S/A/M control, RAW shooting, creative modes and filters, a tilting touchscreen and even an ultra-sharp electronic viewfinder for composing like a pro. It connects to the SnapBridge 2.5 app for instant sharing and remote control, and it handles like a dream. For those who want an all-in-one camera that can do it all, the COOLPIX A1000 delivers.35x Zoom-NIKKOR ED Glass Lens16 MP Low-light CMOS Sensor3.0" Tilt LCD4K UHD 3840 x 2160 at 30/25pSnapBridge Built-in Wi-Fi & BluetoothNear, far and everything in between35x optical zoom lens with macro capabilityThe COOLPIX A1000 is compact and lightweight—perfect for a pocket or purse. Start zooming, and its superb 35x optical zoom NIKKOR lens begins to extend, taking you from wide-angle vistas to flattering portraits, all the way to super telephoto close-ups (840mm equivalent view). In the rare cases when you need to get closer, Dynamic Fine Zoom doubles that reach for a whopping 1,680mm equivalent view. Turn on Macro Mode and get as close as approx. 0.4 in. from your subject to reveal the smallest details.Beautiful photos in challenging lightBackside-illuminated CMOS sensor and wide ISO rangeA backside-illuminated image sensor gathers maximum light, so ...
