Testseek.com have collected 30 expert reviews of the Nikon Coolpix S630 and the average rating is 70%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Nikon Coolpix S630.
Experts 70% 30 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Nikon has done a good job in making the Coolpix S630 a true point and shoot camera. At most, you might need to select one of the 16 scene modes to get the best image, but on full auto the camera will even do this for you. The slightly larger display an...
Abstract: 12.00Megapixels7.02x zoom2.7 inchLCDPay Less! $249.07 That's the average, click to find the BEST price! Nikon Coolpix S630Overview by Stephanie BoozerReview Posted: 11/09/09 Glossy, sleek, compact and definitely good-looking, the Nikon Coolpix S630 com...
Fast 7x optical zoom lens. Solid wide-angle image quality. Comfortable, ergonomic design. Negligible shutter lag. Low noise at high ISOs (up to ISO 800).
Images are soft and color fringing occurs when zoomed in. Sluggish face detection. Underwhelming user interface.
The Nikon Coolpix S630 is a good choice for minimalists who want a compact camera with a powerful optical zoom, but photographers looking for the basics may be disappointed by the lacking feature set....
The Nikon Coolpix S630 is an eminently respectable point-and-shoot camera. While not heavy on controls, its still image quality was excellent, with low noise, above average color accuracy, and minimal lens distortion. Where the camera faltered was i...
Great Looks/Build, Solid consumer-driven features, Easy-to-use interface, Great Color reproduction/AWB
ISO performance inadequate, Lacks manual features
Overall, the Nikon S630 forms a solid backbone of features for the pure consumer who is quality and style conscious, but offers nothing for those who wish to dabble with manual modes to enter the realm of amateur photography. If youre looking for soli...
Digital imaging eye candy. Convenient spinning Control dial. Easy to use. ...
Hit or miss image performance. Light on advanced features. Downgraded imaging hardware. ...
Nikons flagship style cam is a bit of a divergence from last years Coolpix S710, one in which advanced shooters will not dig. The Nikon Coolpix S630 received a significant sensor and features downgrade, with only a 7x optical zoom in return. For 20...
Abstract: One of the first things users will notice with the 12 mega pixel Coolpix S630 is what Nikon call its ‘Sure Grip body design’ which manifests as an interesting sweeping curve along the back of its body that, while subtle to the eye, is quite pr...
Accurate color, generally good exposure, 7X zoom lens in a compact, easy to hold body, Sensorshift image stabilization (but see issues below), Sharp 2.7" LCD is visible outdoors and in low light, Fast AF in good light, Tons of scene modes, plus an...
Soft images with substantial detail loss due to noise reduction, Occasional highlight clipping, Poor low light focusing, Lens is on the slow side (in terms of aperture), Noisy image stabilizer; cannot be used in movie mode, Unimpressive continuous shoo...
On paper, the Nikon Coolpix S630 sounds like an impressive camera. It offers a 7X zoom lens in a stylish, compact body that would normally house a 3X or 4X lens. It has all the required point-and-shoot features, including auto scene selection, face/smi...
Lacks wide-angle lens and HD video-recording function; average image quality.
The Coolpix S630s strongest selling point would be its 7x optical zoom and decent performance. Other than that, we found its features to be pretty typical of average point-and-shoots.
