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Nikon Lite Touch 120 ED/QD Zoom Date 35mm Camera

Average customer rating:

Easy to use with average results
Miserable camera from great manufacturer
Disappointed
Not Nikon-like Quality
FORGET TAKING GOOD PICTURES!

Nikon Lite Touch 120 ED/QD Zoom Date 35mm Camera

Manufacturer: Nikon
ProductGroup: Photography
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Accessories:

FujiFilm Super HQ 200 Speed 48 exp Film (2 Pack)
Lowepro Z20 Pouch (Black)

Product Features:

3.2x zoom
Smallest, lightest and most versatile cameras in the 35mm compact category
38-120mm zoom range
All film operations are automatic
Fully automatic exposure control and an AF-assist illuminator

ASIN: B00005MNFB

Product Description

Weighing just 7.3 oz, Nikon Lite-Touch Zoom 120ED/QD is the world's smallest and lightest 35mm camera with sliding lens cover and 3.2X zoom lens. It features 38mm-120mm (3.2X) Nikon zoom lens with exclusive Nikon ED glass lens technology for superior quality photographs. Precise 273 step wide-area passive Autofocus system ensures focusing accuracy for great pictures. Real image zoom viewfinder with diopter correction provides easier viewing. 5 modes of flash operation include Anytime Flash, Auto Flash, Flash Cancel, Slow Sync, and Red-eye Reduction. Other features include macro/close-up to 2.4 feet; automatic film load and rewind, plus mid-roll rewind; quartz date built in to imprint date and time on your print; panorama mode. Nikon developed ED (Extra-low Dispersion) glass to make lenses that offer superior sharpness and color correction by minimizing chromatic aberration. Chromatic aberration is a type of image and color distortion that occurs when light rays of varying wavelengths pass through optical glass. Lenses made of ED glass deliver stunning sharpness and contrast. Previously available only in high performance professional SLR lenses.

Customer Reviews:

Easy to use with average results.......2004-10-18

Overall an average camera. I would expect more from a trusted name like Nikon. At times, photos come out over-exposed. Generally, images are sharp and clear. Camera is light-weight and very easy to operate. Camera must be held still to get the sharpest photos. Sometimes daylight shots come out grainy. A good camera if your expectations are not too high.

Miserable camera from great manufacturer.......2004-04-12

I got this for my wife based on my extensive experience with Nikon's pro gear. It is a complete and unmitigated failure. All shots are over-exposed. Lens is not sharp. Tons of flare in adverse lighting situations. You have to teach yourself to hold the camera steady for a good long time to allow the (slower than molasses in January) autofocus to lock onto the subject. Once it is done acquiring what it feels is critical focus it renders perfectly out of focus pictures every time. It appears to focus five feet in front of the object. Close up pictures are off center and the parallax adjust in the viewfinder does not adequately compensate. I own a rangefinder camera so I am aware how to use this feature, it just does not yield accurate results on this camera. This camera is a bad train accident. I had no idea that Nikon was capable of such a travesty. It is not clear how some of the early reviews of this product were positive. Either the reviewers had different samples and Nikon changed their production technique (substituting ED glass with coke bottle bottoms) or the reviewers were paid plants for Nikon USA or they lack any redeeming photographic skill. It is interesting that all recent reviews are abysmal. Nikon really dropped the ball here. The camera didn't have to be great to satisfy me; it simply takes horrible pictures and is in every way unacceptable.

Disappointed.......2003-07-01

I bought this camera expecting it to replace an olympus stylus epic zoom 80. The nikon had everything going for it: more zoom, a diopter adjustment for use without glasses, the nikon name, etc. After the first roll of film I discovered many of the pictures were very off center and I often had to press the button several times to get it to take a picture. I thought I could compensate for that with my 10+ years of hobby-photo experience, but after the second roll of film I realized it wasn't worth it. Even zoomed out it seemed that pictures were off center. Several times I missed the perfect picture because the camera didn't take the picture the first time I pressed the button. The graphic quality of the picture may be great but that doesn't make up for the off center composition and missed shots.

Not Nikon-like Quality.......2002-11-12

In spite of the ED glass lens, which is supposed to render superior colors, this camera is not any good. It seems unable to focus properly, except for when the infinity focus option is selected. Also, most shots from a couple of test rolls came out overexposed, even under unchallenging lighting conditions. Aesthetics and ergonomics are nice. Controls are intuitive and easy, but what good do they do on a camera that is otherwise useless? Yes, I know it is not an F4 but my advice is to look elsewhere. I thought I was going to replace my Olympus Stylus Epic. No way.

FORGET TAKING GOOD PICTURES!.......2002-09-18

This camera is the worst! I had a Pentax for years and was "sold" on this model at the store. Big mistake. Forget having crisp closeups except once every 14 or so photos. If you want big shots where the focus is on nothing this is the camera for you. I'm trading this one in for another Pentax IQZoom. Don't buy it - you'll regret it. It's so slow you'll miss some of those priceless "don't miss" moments.

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