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Review
of the Nikon Coolpix 4600
Nikon are promoting the Coolpix 4600 as an ideal camera for beginners. It is very reasonably priced and comes in a compact and lightweight body. Nevertheless it offers a generous 4 Megapixels which is excellent for a compact at any price, particularly one this low. The features, such as "D-Lighting" for repairing underexposed images, the "underwater" scene mode, the 16 pre-programmed scene modes and the automatic "red-eye fix" are the same as those found on the Nikon Coolpix 5600. If you're looking for the same features but are prepared to pay for more megapixels then compare this camera with the Nikon Coolpix 5600. However, for everyday photography purposes 4 megapixels are more than adequate and would be hard to beat at this price.
Features of the Nikon Coolpix 4600 include:
Nikon Coolpix 4600 reviews
Average
rating from 4 reviews: 
Reviewed by Frogz from usa on 29th
Mar 2006
picked a Nikon Coolpix 4600 for christmas over a sony, kodak, canon and
fuji slr, the only thing i regret is the lack of accesseries such as a
remote when not using flash it tends to blur but with flash(even if its
covered and external light used) it can take pictures in a TINY fraction
of a second such as a ball flying 87 mph through the air without blur,
actually capturing the threads on the ball sport mode is somewhat lacking
as the lcd turns off inbetween shots(a max of 9 captured at full 4 mp
res in succession) for people who just want to take good pictures without
alot of work this camera is for you, if you tend to like fine adjustments
and manual modes, look for a dif model but i highly recomend staying with
nikon
Rating: 
Reviewed by Juha Jyrälä from Finland on
10th Dec 2005
Very good price / quality. Picture quality is very good and simple to
use. small size. i buy my nikon two weeks ago. I love it :o)
Rating:
Reviewed by Stephen from England on
31st Jul 2005
Having used one of these cameras at work for clinical photography, its
ability to cope with close up work, rendering fine detail and not burning
out with the flash in mixed lighting, I am extremely impressed. So much
so that I have purchased one for my wife as a present. Have previous experience
of the 2200 and found that solid and reliable. All in all a good camera
for the novice that can cope with the more demanding user as well.
Rating:
Reviewed by Nigel from UK on 24th Jul
2005
Found the only way to get a sharp unblurred picture was to hold the camera
rock steady, and shoot in sunlight. Any other light setting resulted in
blurring. The sport mode "to capture fast action" could not even deal
with the subjects hands moving. Believe this could have been a one off?
also when shooting indoors every scene setting resulting in image blurring.
Thankfully BOOTS gave me my money back after a week and I bought a KODAK
easyhare camera.
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