CAN YOU USE A MINISD CARD WITH A NIKON CAMERA

To put it simply, use ?!! It can definitely be used, but you have to know that the read and write speed of the mini SD is only 1MS, while the SD card of the same size can reach more than 10MS, like my SDHC can reach 20MS.

The read and write speed is faster, and the speed of the camera can be much higher when recording**and reading**, and it will take 4 seconds to record if you take a picture with the MIMI SD.

So it is recommended that LZ buy SDHC, and now SD's ** is cheaper than Mimi SD... After all, the Mimi SD was not invented for the camera...

If you are prescribed to use an SD card, you can use it. If there is no regulation, it is better not to use it, this is the design regulation of the camera, and it is not good to violate the basics.

I use Nikon L100

It can be used with a miniSD plus adapter card

Photography in general doesn't make a difference.

Is the miniSD a TF card? This kind of card can be used on the camera through the SD card sleeve, provided that the read and write speed of the card is relatively fast, otherwise the write speed will be very slow for continuous shooting.

I personally recommend Nikon S5100, and I just bought it for 1110 yuan with a machine to make an invoice. After using it for a month, the effect is not bad.

You're talking about Canon's IXUS110, and I think the Nikon S5100 is enough if you take a casual shot.

The sensors of Nikon card players come in 2 sizes, most of them are 1 inches, and the P7000 and P7100 use 1 inches.

The 1 2-inch sensor is unique to Fujifilm cameras.

The sensor of the Nikon card digital camera does not have 1-2 inches, and you may be misremembering the brand. Only Fujifilm cameras have a 1-2-inch sensor. Fujifilm cameras usually have larger sensors than other brands, such as the Nikon P7100 telephoto zoom camera with a 1-inch sensor, while the rich X-S1 telephoto 26x zoom camera has a 1-inch sensor.

Nikon P7100, 1 inch, is more expensive, around 3400. To buy this, you can consider buying D3100

I think the Powershot A610 is a model worth recommending. First of all, the Powershot A610 has good image quality, 5 million pixel output, powerful control performance, and a 2-inch LCD screen that can be rotated. And now, such parameter configurations have appeared on PowerShot A610, but the current price of PowerShot A610 is only about 2600 yuan.

At the moment, there are not many opponents of the Powershot A610 in the market. Maybe Sony's W5 will be her opponent, after all, the W5 has a big screen that can be very face-saving, but if you consider the accessories and practical angles, the Canon Powershot A610 is better than the W5 in every way. Alternatively, Nikon's CoolPIX5900 can also be a rival to the Powershot A610.

The 5900 doesn't have a manual function yet, and it's worse than the Powershot A610 in handling. The other 5-megapixel models are either higher than the PowerShot A610 or lack enough manual features to compete with the PowerShot A610. Judging from the current situation, Powershot A610 will occupy the title of the king of low-end cost performance for a long time.

Pros: Quite excellent image quality;

Rotatable LCD

Strong scalability and rich manual functions.

Bottom line: The Canon A620 610 95 is an entry-level camera, and while the manual features aren't on par with the pro-level ones, they are perfect for beginners. There's no manual work, it's all about pressing the shutter, isn't it fun to take pictures like this?!

If you don't know how to use it, there is also automatic support, which is really convenient! ~

The above is a personal opinion, I hope it will be helpful to you! ~

Nikon P4 is recommended

Pixels: It has always been the standard when buying a digital camera. P4 with 810W effective pixels. Definitely for your daily requirements.

VR Stabilization: This technology is actually the most practical for users. When shooting with a general camera, there will be a very strong shaking, resulting in **blurry.

Nikon's VR image stabilization technology is on the lens, which is different from the electronic image stabilization of the outer body. It's optical image stabilization in the true sense of the word. The effect is very noticeable.

This technology is also commonly used in the lenses of Nikon's professional DSLR cameras. Definitely a big selling point of P4.

Face autofocus: This feature is also excellent. When shooting people, you can use this function to save yourself the trouble of pressing the shutter halfway, and the camera will automatically look for the person's face for autofocus. All you have to do is press the shutter directly.

ISO is also available in 50-400 levels. With VR, you can shoot clearly without flash, but sometimes it's too dark to meet your needs. With an ISO of up to 400, it is possible to shoot night scenes with a small camera.

Canon ixus115

The image quality of the card machine with large pixels is not good.

Since Nikon does not have a company in China, sales are all handled by a few **, they are Quantum, Lida, Liangchi, and Xinkanghua. The identification method of each ** licensed goods is not exactly the same, but there are still certain ways to identify. We first have to look at the warranty card, the licensed warranty card is in English, and it is stamped with **.

Licensed goods have Chinese Simplified Chinese instructions. Some**, such as Quantum, have anti-counterfeiting stickers on the box. There are two authorized ** companies in China for the regular licensed Nikon Digital Hunger Camera, namely Lida Company and Quantum Company.

Nikon digital cameras with the following logos are accompanied by the following logos: English outer packaging, Chinese manual, Chinese warranty card, and have the seal of Nikon and the general ** Lida or Quantum on it, and the two chapters are indispensable. Parallel imports do not have the above mark, and Nikon will not be liable for any warranty of parallel imports.

The 5100 I used ** works very well, but the camera time is very short, only twenty minutes, but the clarity is very good, the 5100 for home use can be fully satisfied, and the 5100 is relatively small.

You can take about 250 shots on a single charge, and the effect of night photography is also very good, S6000 I don't know But if you don't have too high requirements for video, 5100 can be selected.

Of course, the bigger the number, the better, haha, but the big light change of S8000 is actually not very useful for small cards, so I recommend S6000! In addition, I recommend Panasonic's ZS7, ZS5 and Fuji's F305, which will be more outstanding than the performance, and ZS5 and 7 both have full manual, and F305 also has an M file, which is incomparable to ordinary point-and-shoot machines.

The S8000 is not bad either. It's still a tenx optical zoom, and it's very cost-effective.