COOLPIX P950

I'm impressed even coming rom a very expensive DSLR, so convenient and practical.

I'm impressed even coming rom a very expensive DSLR, so convenient and practical.

Ok I just got this because something to play with to see night stars, moon and wildlife. I have a Canon 80D which is only 3 months old so I am real new to this. But this thing is great. I really enjoy it.

Good quality image recording Video for Surfing. The zoom is incredible 1000m there's no limits how far is. You will get it!

Many photos over many years and the P950 is the finally the Winner!
Nikon was always my choice and the Nikon D7200 just became too heavy with the lens for my hands and carrying around. I did sell and purchased a Fuji XT10, lovely camera for landscapes , however Birds capture my heart and sing joy into my life. The Fuji had sentimental value . A trip to Kerrisdale Camera and when I held the P950 in my hand I instantly knew this is the camera for my bird portraits. Life is Beautiful in your seventies and I feel blessed to be able to capture moments in time with this little gem the P950. Have a Beautiful day ❤️

The Nikon P950 is an impressive upgrade from my Coolpix B700. The telephoto and video aspects are amazing. I like taking nature photos and the ability to add a polarized filter is a plus. A lens hood is included with the camera, but a separate battery charger is at extra cost.

After owning a P500 for 11 years I realized in 2022 I needed an upgrade. The P950 was the perfect upgrade, I am so impressed with this camera that I have a series on my YouTube channel that shows how to use the many features: Felipe Artista

Fantastic bridge camera for trips and bird /wildlife photography on the go. Light enough to lift and snap, though a support (like a tripod or leaning on an object) is always useful and gives even better results. Great for bird identification and the manual focus enables one to easily pick out a tiny bird among branches. The bird feature is very good but not necessarily always the best to use for birding.It's a good idea to read about different settings and tips, as some can create problems and reduce sharpness (the anti vibration should be OFF when using a tripod, for example, and I avoid the noise reduction function). The sharpness is not as high as one would get with a dedicated high resolution telescopic lens on a tripod, of course, but it is still very good and the camera can be carried around and manipulated quickly with little fuss.

I have been using cameras since the early 60s and grew up with Brownies, Exactas, Mamiya-Sekor, Yashica, and Nikons. I have owned three of the Coolpix P series. Photos taken with the P950 are superb. The range of built-in functions is dazzling (moon and bird settings are great). The ability to customize the controls means I can switch from auto to manual focus and fine-tune the image with ease. I have taken photos of the National Cathedral from Fort Washington - a distance of 15 miles. I have taken a video of Saturn slowly moving across the view. I have captured images of the Straight Wall on the moon, and cloud bands on Jupiter. I can zoom in on a single autumn leaf 200' away. I can use the macro feature to photograph bees-eye views of flowers, fungi, and insects.