Nikon COOLPIX B600 Digital Camera: Amazon: amzn.to/2SJTmkA B&H: bhpho.to/35Ns2oO Best Buy: bestbuy.7tiv.net/XQy7y Walmart: bit.ly/3bGCh4C ebay: ebay.us/D0375l I hope you enjoyed this video. Subscribing, liking, sharing, and using the "super thanks" feature helps out a lot! Thanks ;) As a B&H, KEH, Acdsee, eBay, Walmart, Best Buy, and Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Other links are potentially affiliated as well.
Me too. Having no luck at all with decent pictures indoors. They're all blurry. My phone takes better indoor ones. But outside, and the pictures of the moon it can take, really are pretty decent!
@@AmaBroze did you set your settings indoors? Whitle light helps. Why do you think they use white sheets and white light to take pictures for magazines and such? Heh.
The B600 takes incredible pictures. I have a good amount of experience with photography and this camera lets you change exposure if you wish without referencing shutter speed, iso, f stops. It’s great for new users and me😀
Im finally buying my first camera been thinking about it for way too long. I might go for it today. It is between this and the b500. Thanks for this video
On Nikon's product pages I'm seeing that the P600 has a viewfinder, direct PSAM and U modes on the mode dial, a Fn button, a tilting screen, and potentially more. P600: www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product-archive/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-p600.html B600: www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html
not likely under normal circumstances considering the tiny aperture and small apeeture lens. when using the camera with a subject very close to the camera or very far from you with the telephoto... you could probably get some background blur. there are calculations you can do to figure out "depth of field" given the aperture, focal length, distance to subject, and sensor size. www.dofmaster.com/dofjs.html
Hello! I was wondering if this camera is a great option for moon photography? I keep seeing that there’s no manual settings in this camera meaning I can’t adjust exposure or iso which is important when I get captures of the moon. 😬 would you recommend this camera for moon captures?
I haven't looked at it in years so I don't remember much about the camera to comment on exact features. You'd be better off looking at the online manual. Moon photography is a very specific task and I agree that having a camera you can do full manual exposure with would be needed, so I think you answered your own question here with a "no". If you want the cheapest option then a bridge camera like this is probably the only option. Look for one with full manual exposure and RAW image output if possible. Besides that feature you probably won't find a huge amount of difference in image quality of this type of 1/2.3" sensor bridge camera between the manufacturers that make them.
It’s very easy to control light and manipulate images in different ways but it’s not referred to as shutter speed or iso like my manual camera. It’s awesome.
Hi there thank you so much for this review!! I want a decent not too pricey camera to start doing headshots would you say this is a good choice to start again I am not a photographer, but own a Selfie Museum and they ask ALOTTT for headshots so want to add those services :)
I'd suggest saving up for a camera like the Sony A6000 or Canon EOS M50 with a kit lens at least. I'm never going to recommend a camera like this for anything but casual hobby use where the person wants the long range zoom lens and can't afford an alternative. The quality you'd get from this camera is not better than a smartphone for your use case. If you don't care about quality then by all means give it a go. Be sure the store you buy it from has a good return policy. I've never heard of a selfie museum. You want to take wide angle portraits of people that looks like selfies? Or you want standard looking portraits? Let's say you get a Sony A6000. The lens it comes with is 16-50mm. which is okay for wide angle selfies. For standard portraits get something like a 35 or 50mm f/1.8 lens to get a softer looking background (if setup and used properly). To get nice looking photos the biggest thing is lighting. A decent camera will only take you so far. Large diffuse light sources are best for a pleasing look. Do a search on "clamshell lighting" as one option.
Sorry, neither of those things I could test. I've never done planespotting so I have no idea what focal lengths are good for that. The official spec rates it as taking 280 photo per charge. That will depend on how long the camera is actively running. www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-TechSpecs
I’m looking for a camera that I can use to capture videos and pictures of my baby as he or she grows, I’m due April 2021. I really need help finding a good one to capture the wonderful memories I’ll be experiencing. Please help me out☹️, Do you personally think this camera will do justice?
This camera won't be any better than an average smartphone unless you want to use the super long zoom lens.Consider spending enough for something like the Sony A6100, Fujifilm X-T200, Canon M200, or Canon M50. My A6100 video: ruclips.net/video/NShaHwHhdhA/видео.html I have a ton of videos about the M50. Most of the last few years of my videos were filmed with M50 cameras.
Any trouble charging your B600? My daughter’s may have issues with charging. Not seeing the blinking light to tell me it’s Charging or full when I plug it in :(
Sorry, for these hands-on videos I only use the cameras for an hour or two at my local camera shop. I'm not equip to help you with something like that. You would need to contact Nikon for support. Assuming you are in the usa, here are the web pages for their contact info. Email: www.nikonimgsupport.com/ni/NI_ask_support Phone: www.nikonusa.com/en/about-nikon/contact-us.page live chat: www.nikonimgsupport.com/ni/NI_chat
This camera is probably slightly worse than a decent smartphone. If you want higher quality video then you need to get a camera with interchangeable lenses like the Sony A6100, Canon EOS M50 (Mark II), or Fujifilm X-T200.
If money is an issue, it's probably better to get a used DSLR and lens with a wide aperture and focal length (say 10-24mm and aperture of f/2.8 or larger) . I'm no expert on astro photography, but capturing small portions of the sky would be a lot more difficult than wide field. So having a camera like this wouldn't work well for what it can do (cheap optical zoom lens built in)
Im thinking of this camera or canon d3500 (ive never used a camera except my phone in my life, so very new to this), I want to take scenic and pet photography, capture my animals playing and portraits.. but the d3500 is expensive. Any place that sells the d3500 or something similar and I can do like a payment plan - zip pay etc?
A "digital SLR" like the D3500 is significantly better than this camera. The sensor inside that records the light is huge in the D3500 compared to this B600, and you can eventually get more lenses for the D3500. Whereas the B600 has a fixed lens. Though, I'd suggest something like the Sony A6000 or A6100 instead because it is newer technology called "mirrorless cameras" that has benefits like an electronic viewfinder. If you want a Nikon mirrorless camera the only one at the moment is the Z50 which is good but a lot more expensive.
Sorry, not something I tested. It does have a microphone port so you would be stuck with whatever the internal microphone provides. If you are trying to make indoor talking-to-a-camera styled videos I'd suggest using a decent smartphone. From a smartphone, only cameras around $650+ start to make sense that give an increase in quality and versatility (in my opinion).
@@EnchantedSmellyWolf Tilt screen means the back LCD screen can tilt up and down so it's easier to use the camera in different positions. I have no idea why they removed it.
i want to get a good photography camera i’m not sure what to get though my options are this, the b500, kodak pixpro az528, and the kodak pixpro az401. i’m very young so i can’t spend a lot of money. out of those options what camera would you recommend for me? i would love to do portrait and landscape photos!
Scott Waldron OK great Nikon it is!! Now which nikon coolpix has the best camera quality i want clear pictures with a decent zoom, the B600 or B500? and Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to reply i really appreciate it :) .
What you see in my videos about those two is the extent of what I learned about them for the hour or so I tried them out at my local camera shop. I doubt there is much difference in the photo quality between the two. These cameras are very limited in the amount of control you can have (eg. no manual mode) from what I remember. You'd be better off downloading the manuals from Nikon's website and reading them compared to asking me.
How much can you spend? I'd suggest something like the Sony A6100 or Fujifilm X-T200. This B600 is not much better than a smartphone unless you really need the large integrated zoom lens. It has a tiny sensor inside and the lens opening doesn't let a lot of light in. I can't know what you standards are for photos so you might be okay with this camera, but compared to other more serious cameras it's very entry level.
Nikon removed a few things from the B600 that the B500 had, so it will totally depend on what you prefer like AA batteries/lithium-ion, tilt screen/no tilt... I hava a video for both cameras on the channel. Use the search feature to find the other one if you want to see it.
I haven't touched this thing in years. From the spec sheet it has 0.5x at 1080p. It also mentioned "4x" at 640x480 but not sure what that means because the numbers are not consistent unless it's a faster than normal mode. Though, with both recording modes I wouldn't expect much quality wise. www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-TechSpecs
You mean UV filter size? I didn't see any mention of filters in the PDF manual. You need to contact Nikon to see if it is possible to attach anything to the front of the lens. I don't have access to this camera anymore. www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-Support
Depends on your expectations and budget. Not considering more expensive larger sensor options, landscape is probably one of the better types to do with this camera.
I haven't touched this camera in a long time. Look over the specifications on Nikon's website: www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-TechSpecs
@@ScottJWaldron thank you. After analyzing it. It's terrible. I'm going to get the Gopro hero 8 instead. It's feasible at first but a jounreybto get each needed parts for specific zoom lens which can be annoying but that's how it works. Also hope you had a good Friday!
If you don't have the manual, you can download it here: downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/510/COOLPIX_B600.html Talk of focus modes starts on page 111 (125 in the PDF). You can set AF Area Mode to "manual" which allows you to position the AF point in the frame. menu, shooting menu, af area mode, ok button, select manual. Use the multi selection to position the focus point.
@@kalisky144 A decent smartphone will be better than many low cost point-and-shoot cameras for most video tasks. It's not until you get up to cameras like the Sony ZV-1 that there is a noticeable difference in quality and functionality. The problem is that it has a premium price due to how small it is for the quality it offers. The best value in a new normal exchangeable lens camera would be something like the Sony A6100 (no video clip time limit cap which is very nice), Canon EOS M50 Mark II (4k is lacking but 1080p is good), NIkon Z50, or Fujifilm X-T200. Maybe there are a few decent point-and-shoot cameras that stand above the rest, but I don't have personal experience or have compared cameras to give a specific suggestion. As long as you get a decent brand it should be alright. Basically Canon, Sony, Nikon, and Panasonic. Avoid cameras from shell brands like Kodak, Colman, Minolta, Polaroid, Vivitar, iHome, HP, and a few others.
@@ScottJWaldron Awesome thanks for the quick response. I don’t have enough experience yet for a DSLR and was hoping to find something simple. I just returned the Nikon p950 only because it was very heavy to hold when trying to film moving objects but now I totally miss it...lol! I was looking for one that’s a bit smaller but still has a good zoom on it. What’s your opinion on the Nikon B700? I noticed that one is selling new for as much as the Nikon p1000.
@@kalisky144 If you were okay with the video quality of the P950, then consider the A1000. It's pocketable. ruclips.net/video/LLjXvT0iqY8/видео.html I've never used the B700, but I assume quality is similar. They all use the same sensor size inside. The only difference would come from the lenses, but given the small sensor I kind of doubt there would be much if any noticeable difference. So figure out if you want 35x zoom (A1000) or 60x zoom (B700).
No 4k. Even if it had 4k I wouldn't expect much from a tiny sensor camera like this. www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-TechSpecs
Look at page 77 of the PDF manual: It says 29 minutes or a 4GB file, whichever one comes first. downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/510/COOLPIX_B600.html
Nikon offers PDF camera manuals online that you can download. That will have everything you want to know and more: downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/327/COOLPIX_B500.html
No flip-forward screen. No microphone port. 24mm equivalent on the wide end of the lens isn't especially great for vlogging. Combine 24mm equiv. with not being able to see what the camera is filming and it would be very irritating to use as a vlog camera. Add to that it has contrast detect autofocus, which isn't great compared to cameras that have phase detect on the sensor.
@@notmarqes8158 You might want to consider a decent smartphone. You could get a Canon EOS M50 for around $500 or find it used/refurbished for around $400. Though you would probably want a second battery at least. Refurbished: shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/refurbished-eos-m50-ef-m-15-45mm-f-35-63-is-stm-lens-kit-black New: bhpho.to/3etpKQ9
Which is better coolpix600 or coolpix 500 for a beginner person who wants to photograph landscapes ?? And can I buy and install a lens if the camera lens is not sufficient for me??
The lens is fixed to the camera. It's impossible to change it. Nikon actually removed some features like the tilting screen from the B600, so I'd say the B500 is better. That said, I'd suggest saving money to buy a camera that can change lenses like the Sony A6100, Canon EOS M50, Fujifilm X-T200, or Nikon Z50.
@@sembalala6821 Oh, yeah. I forgot about that. It takes AA (Alkaline, NiMH, Oxyride or Lithium). That's either a good thing or bad thing depending on what you prefer. www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b500.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-TechSpecs
This reviewer says your just not gonna have much control with this camera which is incorrect. I bet he never even used it. Look at all the cameras in the background I bet he just looked at it at a camera shop😆
If you like the camera then great. I disagree with your opinion. I clearly mention the camera shop at the beginning of the video. I don't understand why you'd come back 5 hours after your first comment to try and hassle me.
Nikon COOLPIX B600 Digital Camera:
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Got this for Christmas, thanks for the showcase.
I'm glad the video was useful to you.
so did i!
Me too. Having no luck at all with decent pictures indoors. They're all blurry. My phone takes better indoor ones. But outside, and the pictures of the moon it can take, really are pretty decent!
Same hahaha
@@AmaBroze did you set your settings indoors? Whitle light helps. Why do you think they use white sheets and white light to take pictures for magazines and such? Heh.
It's a pretty decent camera for amateur "photographers" like me. I mainly use it for birding, and so far I like it.
If you take photos you definitely are a photographer! No need to put quotes around the word. Glad the camera works out for your needs.
What about video quality
I use it for birding too. If it had a viewfinder, it would've been better.
Same for me!
Me too!! It's great for that
The B600 takes incredible pictures. I have a good amount of experience with photography and this camera lets you change exposure if you wish without referencing shutter speed, iso, f stops. It’s great for new users and me😀
Im finally buying my first camera been thinking about it for way too long. I might go for it today. It is between this and the b500. Thanks for this video
tenoch menekta which one did you buy? How was it?
@@KookieLalaTV i was deciding between the two and i got the b600 for 320 australian dollars on amazon and it’s amazing. i got it for 170 cheaper
I saw this at a shop once so I tested it and it seemed pretty decent!
Got mine on black Friday for $80. Seems like a good deal
Nice!
$80? Doubtful.
@@OMGWTFLOLSMH Walmart has them for $74 right now
Thanks from India
Thx for the info, appreciate it
Hello what is the difference Coolpix p600 vs B600 ? thanks armando
On Nikon's product pages I'm seeing that the P600 has a viewfinder, direct PSAM and U modes on the mode dial, a Fn button, a tilting screen, and potentially more. P600: www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product-archive/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-p600.html
B600: www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html
does it have nice background blur for portrait photos?
not likely under normal circumstances considering the tiny aperture and small apeeture lens. when using the camera with a subject very close to the camera or very far from you with the telephoto... you could probably get some background blur. there are calculations you can do to figure out "depth of field" given the aperture, focal length, distance to subject, and sensor size. www.dofmaster.com/dofjs.html
Probably just going to use this camera for family photos and animals.
Nice, hope it works out decently for you!
Hello! I was wondering if this camera is a great option for moon photography? I keep seeing that there’s no manual settings in this camera meaning I can’t adjust exposure or iso which is important when I get captures of the moon. 😬 would you recommend this camera for moon captures?
I haven't looked at it in years so I don't remember much about the camera to comment on exact features. You'd be better off looking at the online manual. Moon photography is a very specific task and I agree that having a camera you can do full manual exposure with would be needed, so I think you answered your own question here with a "no". If you want the cheapest option then a bridge camera like this is probably the only option. Look for one with full manual exposure and RAW image output if possible. Besides that feature you probably won't find a huge amount of difference in image quality of this type of 1/2.3" sensor bridge camera between the manufacturers that make them.
@@ScottJWaldron thank you so much for taking the time to reply! I truly appreciate it! This was helpful :)
Can you manually change the shutter speed, iso, exposure on this camera and can you do depth of field on this camera. Btw great video.
As far as I know (and remember) it's not possible. Check the manual. downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/510/COOLPIX_B600.html
I think that the P-series of the COOLPIX line offers that functionality but the B and earlier L models (I have an L840) do not.
It’s very easy to control light and manipulate images in different ways but it’s not referred to as shutter speed or iso like my manual camera. It’s awesome.
Yes you can change the iso if you wish. It’s easier to change the “aperture” but it’s called lighter or darker. 😀
Nice video
Thanks
Hi there thank you so much for this review!! I want a decent not too pricey camera to start doing headshots would you say this is a good choice to start again I am not a photographer, but own a Selfie Museum and they ask ALOTTT for headshots so want to add those services :)
I'd suggest saving up for a camera like the Sony A6000 or Canon EOS M50 with a kit lens at least. I'm never going to recommend a camera like this for anything but casual hobby use where the person wants the long range zoom lens and can't afford an alternative. The quality you'd get from this camera is not better than a smartphone for your use case. If you don't care about quality then by all means give it a go. Be sure the store you buy it from has a good return policy.
I've never heard of a selfie museum. You want to take wide angle portraits of people that looks like selfies? Or you want standard looking portraits? Let's say you get a Sony A6000. The lens it comes with is 16-50mm. which is okay for wide angle selfies. For standard portraits get something like a 35 or 50mm f/1.8 lens to get a softer looking background (if setup and used properly).
To get nice looking photos the biggest thing is lighting. A decent camera will only take you so far. Large diffuse light sources are best for a pleasing look. Do a search on "clamshell lighting" as one option.
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そうと思ういます。
@@ScottJWaldron わざわざ日本語でありがとうございます。
Thank You bother in Japanese.
thanks for the description which one takes better phos the B600 or B500
The B600 is newer, but I wouldn't expect them to be much different.
@@ScottJWaldron thanks
It's good for the beginner photography lover?
How much do you want spend?
Scott Waldron $600 as maximum...if you put many options it will help us to choose the best camera features depends on the budget.
@@abobader4283 d3500 or m50
Its a good vlogging cam too
1. How long does the battery last?
2. Is it good for planespotting?
Sorry, neither of those things I could test. I've never done planespotting so I have no idea what focal lengths are good for that. The official spec rates it as taking 280 photo per charge. That will depend on how long the camera is actively running. www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-TechSpecs
I’m looking for a camera that I can use to capture videos and pictures of my baby as he or she grows, I’m due April 2021. I really need help finding a good one to capture the wonderful memories I’ll be experiencing. Please help me out☹️, Do you personally think this camera will do justice?
This camera won't be any better than an average smartphone unless you want to use the super long zoom lens.Consider spending enough for something like the Sony A6100, Fujifilm X-T200, Canon M200, or Canon M50.
My A6100 video: ruclips.net/video/NShaHwHhdhA/видео.html
I have a ton of videos about the M50. Most of the last few years of my videos were filmed with M50 cameras.
Any trouble charging your B600? My daughter’s may have issues with charging. Not seeing the blinking light to tell me it’s Charging or full when I plug it in :(
Sorry, for these hands-on videos I only use the cameras for an hour or two at my local camera shop. I'm not equip to help you with something like that. You would need to contact Nikon for support. Assuming you are in the usa, here are the web pages for their contact info.
Email: www.nikonimgsupport.com/ni/NI_ask_support
Phone: www.nikonusa.com/en/about-nikon/contact-us.page
live chat: www.nikonimgsupport.com/ni/NI_chat
I shoot rap battles and freestyles and song cover videos and dance videos ..do u recommend me to buy it????
If no..what can I buy ???
This camera is probably slightly worse than a decent smartphone. If you want higher quality video then you need to get a camera with interchangeable lenses like the Sony A6100, Canon EOS M50 (Mark II), or Fujifilm X-T200.
Wow,I Like it
I am a beginner with cameras, I have a short budget and I was wondering is this ok camera for short videos, I am mainly doing bass guitar covers
Probably worse than a decent smartphone.
Hi!
Is it useful for photographing the stars? for astrophotography
If money is an issue, it's probably better to get a used DSLR and lens with a wide aperture and focal length (say 10-24mm and aperture of f/2.8 or larger) . I'm no expert on astro photography, but capturing small portions of the sky would be a lot more difficult than wide field. So having a camera like this wouldn't work well for what it can do (cheap optical zoom lens built in)
Im thinking of this camera or canon d3500 (ive never used a camera except my phone in my life, so very new to this), I want to take scenic and pet photography, capture my animals playing and portraits.. but the d3500 is expensive. Any place that sells the d3500 or something similar and I can do like a payment plan - zip pay etc?
A "digital SLR" like the D3500 is significantly better than this camera. The sensor inside that records the light is huge in the D3500 compared to this B600, and you can eventually get more lenses for the D3500. Whereas the B600 has a fixed lens. Though, I'd suggest something like the Sony A6000 or A6100 instead because it is newer technology called "mirrorless cameras" that has benefits like an electronic viewfinder. If you want a Nikon mirrorless camera the only one at the moment is the Z50 which is good but a lot more expensive.
i probably missed but this camera has good audio like when you talk can you hear clearly?
Sorry, not something I tested. It does have a microphone port so you would be stuck with whatever the internal microphone provides. If you are trying to make indoor talking-to-a-camera styled videos I'd suggest using a decent smartphone. From a smartphone, only cameras around $650+ start to make sense that give an increase in quality and versatility (in my opinion).
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cool review wich one would you recommende me B500 or B600
B500 because Nikon actually removed features like the tilt screen from the B600.
@@ScottJWaldron thansk you so much
@@ScottJWaldron what is tilt screen? Like the ability to actually tilt the lens without you tilting your arms? Why was it removed? Due to issues?
@@EnchantedSmellyWolf Tilt screen means the back LCD screen can tilt up and down so it's easier to use the camera in different positions. I have no idea why they removed it.
I probably missed it, but can you switch lenses with this one?
The lens is attached to the camera. It can't be removed.
Bought it for 196 on eBay lol.
Guess the seller hated it.
i want to get a good photography camera i’m not sure what to get though my options are this, the b500, kodak pixpro az528, and the kodak pixpro az401. i’m very young so i can’t spend a lot of money. out of those options what camera would you recommend for me? i would love to do portrait and landscape photos!
I'd get a Nikon over Kodak any day. "Kodak" is no longer the actual company. I think you would get much better support from Nikon than that company.
Scott Waldron OK great Nikon it is!! Now which nikon coolpix has the best camera quality i want clear pictures with a decent zoom, the B600 or B500? and Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to reply i really appreciate it :) .
What you see in my videos about those two is the extent of what I learned about them for the hour or so I tried them out at my local camera shop. I doubt there is much difference in the photo quality between the two. These cameras are very limited in the amount of control you can have (eg. no manual mode) from what I remember. You'd be better off downloading the manuals from Nikon's website and reading them compared to asking me.
Scott Waldron Thank you!! i’ll think i’ll go with the B600 cause of the zoom quality and the rechargeable battery.
Is this camera good to get great quality pictures of my children like spontaneous photography and portraits??
How much can you spend? I'd suggest something like the Sony A6100 or Fujifilm X-T200. This B600 is not much better than a smartphone unless you really need the large integrated zoom lens. It has a tiny sensor inside and the lens opening doesn't let a lot of light in. I can't know what you standards are for photos so you might be okay with this camera, but compared to other more serious cameras it's very entry level.
Ok thanks for the info
Nikon b500 or b600 which camera is best
Nikon removed a few things from the B600 that the B500 had, so it will totally depend on what you prefer like AA batteries/lithium-ion, tilt screen/no tilt... I hava a video for both cameras on the channel. Use the search feature to find the other one if you want to see it.
Do this nikon b-600 comes with slow motion modes thks.mate
I haven't touched this thing in years. From the spec sheet it has 0.5x at 1080p. It also mentioned "4x" at 640x480 but not sure what that means because the numbers are not consistent unless it's a faster than normal mode. Though, with both recording modes I wouldn't expect much quality wise. www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-TechSpecs
what size is the lens on the nikon b600,and do i need a adapter
You mean UV filter size? I didn't see any mention of filters in the PDF manual. You need to contact Nikon to see if it is possible to attach anything to the front of the lens. I don't have access to this camera anymore. www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-Support
I just got mine and I try to do the blurred background and I can’t find that opción, Help please
Are you thinking of thr Sony ZV-1? That camera has a dedicated button for it.
Does it a good camera for landscaped?
Depends on your expectations and budget. Not considering more expensive larger sensor options, landscape is probably one of the better types to do with this camera.
nice but no articulated screen
Does it run in 60fps with the HD?
I haven't touched this camera in a long time. Look over the specifications on Nikon's website: www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-TechSpecs
@@ScottJWaldron thank you. After analyzing it. It's terrible. I'm going to get the Gopro hero 8 instead. It's feasible at first but a jounreybto get each needed parts for specific zoom lens which can be annoying but that's how it works. Also hope you had a good Friday!
Can we change our target?
If you don't have the manual, you can download it here: downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/510/COOLPIX_B600.html
Talk of focus modes starts on page 111 (125 in the PDF). You can set AF Area Mode to "manual" which allows you to position the AF point in the frame. menu, shooting menu, af area mode, ok button, select manual. Use the multi selection to position the focus point.
Sir can we use other lens
nope
Does this camera have the toy camera effect?
Check out the online manual for specific features you are interested in: downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/510/COOLPIX_B600.html
Can this camera attach microphone
no
Is we can connect Mic
no
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Can it be used for vlogging
No front facing screen would make that difficult. Personally I'd much rather use a phone than this.
Scott Waldron okay thanks
R.K.I Vlogs it’s better for photography
Bobthebuilder okay thanks I’ll then use it for taken pictures thanks a lot
R.K.I Vlogs yeah no problem :)
Can we make short films using this camera??
That sounds more like a question about your imagination. Anyways, this isn't a great camera for video recording.
@@ScottJWaldron What point and shoot camera would you recommend for taking videos?
@@kalisky144 A decent smartphone will be better than many low cost point-and-shoot cameras for most video tasks. It's not until you get up to cameras like the Sony ZV-1 that there is a noticeable difference in quality and functionality. The problem is that it has a premium price due to how small it is for the quality it offers. The best value in a new normal exchangeable lens camera would be something like the Sony A6100 (no video clip time limit cap which is very nice), Canon EOS M50 Mark II (4k is lacking but 1080p is good), NIkon Z50, or Fujifilm X-T200. Maybe there are a few decent point-and-shoot cameras that stand above the rest, but I don't have personal experience or have compared cameras to give a specific suggestion. As long as you get a decent brand it should be alright. Basically Canon, Sony, Nikon, and Panasonic. Avoid cameras from shell brands like Kodak, Colman, Minolta, Polaroid, Vivitar, iHome, HP, and a few others.
@@ScottJWaldron Awesome thanks for the quick response. I don’t have enough experience yet for a DSLR and was hoping to find something simple. I just returned the Nikon p950 only because it was very heavy to hold when trying to film moving objects but now I totally miss it...lol! I was looking for one that’s a bit smaller but still has a good zoom on it. What’s your opinion on the Nikon B700? I noticed that one is selling new for as much as the Nikon p1000.
@@kalisky144 If you were okay with the video quality of the P950, then consider the A1000. It's pocketable. ruclips.net/video/LLjXvT0iqY8/видео.html
I've never used the B700, but I assume quality is similar. They all use the same sensor size inside. The only difference would come from the lenses, but given the small sensor I kind of doubt there would be much if any noticeable difference. So figure out if you want 35x zoom (A1000) or 60x zoom (B700).
not 4k?
No 4k. Even if it had 4k I wouldn't expect much from a tiny sensor camera like this.
www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b600.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-TechSpecs
How Long Can It Record A Video
Look at page 77 of the PDF manual: It says 29 minutes or a 4GB file, whichever one comes first.
downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/510/COOLPIX_B600.html
@@ScottJWaldron But When I Record It Only Records 1 Minute 20 Seconds
try a faster memory card
Can i use this to capture fast moving objects ?,,,and does it have a burst mode
Nikon offers PDF camera manuals online that you can download. That will have everything you want to know and more: downloadcenter.nikonimglib.com/en/products/327/COOLPIX_B500.html
Is it good Vlogging
No flip-forward screen. No microphone port. 24mm equivalent on the wide end of the lens isn't especially great for vlogging. Combine 24mm equiv. with not being able to see what the camera is filming and it would be very irritating to use as a vlog camera. Add to that it has contrast detect autofocus, which isn't great compared to cameras that have phase detect on the sensor.
@@ScottJWaldron then do you know the best camera under 400 for vlogging
@@ScottJWaldron because I dont know and I have been searching for about 2 months
@@notmarqes8158 You might want to consider a decent smartphone. You could get a Canon EOS M50 for around $500 or find it used/refurbished for around $400. Though you would probably want a second battery at least.
Refurbished: shop.usa.canon.com/shop/en/catalog/refurbished-eos-m50-ef-m-15-45mm-f-35-63-is-stm-lens-kit-black
New: bhpho.to/3etpKQ9
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Which is better coolpix600 or coolpix 500 for a beginner person who wants to photograph landscapes ?? And can I buy and install a lens if the camera lens is not sufficient for me??
The lens is fixed to the camera. It's impossible to change it. Nikon actually removed some features like the tilting screen from the B600, so I'd say the B500 is better. That said, I'd suggest saving money to buy a camera that can change lenses like the Sony A6100, Canon EOS M50, Fujifilm X-T200, or Nikon Z50.
@@ScottJWaldron Well ،do coolpixbB500 need a specific type of battery ??
@@sembalala6821 Oh, yeah. I forgot about that. It takes AA (Alkaline, NiMH, Oxyride or Lithium). That's either a good thing or bad thing depending on what you prefer.
www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/compact-digital-cameras/coolpix-b500.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-TechSpecs
@@ScottJWaldron thank you sooo mach
This reviewer says your just not gonna have much control with this camera which is incorrect. I bet he never even used it. Look at all the cameras in the background I bet he just looked at it at a camera shop😆
If you like the camera then great. I disagree with your opinion. I clearly mention the camera shop at the beginning of the video. I don't understand why you'd come back 5 hours after your first comment to try and hassle me.