The 4800 is a large, clunky camera. The L1 is much better and has an
$80 US instant rebate to the end of the month. It is half the size of
the 4800 and still has the 5x zoom.
Buster
On Wed, 22 Feb 2006 13:54:19 -0500, "Darrell Larose"
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>> Where does the Nikon Coolpix 4800 stand as an entry-level P&S ? As a
>> beginner in digital photography, I've been doing some research over the
>> past couple of months and I understand the specs fairly well. I've also
>> read the detailed review at DP Review. But there are certain things
>> that are not adequately put across by dry technical specs and clinical
>> tests.
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>> If I've correctly interpreted what I've been reading, certain products
>> like the Canon A520, Panasonic FZ5 and many others have just clicked
>> (no pun intended) with the target market and become very popular. Is
>> the 4800 one of those or just one of the dozens of models that have not
>> achieved any particular distinction in their class ?
>>
>> The reason I'm asking is that it's one of the models I'm considering
>> for a second camera. I'll appreciate hearing from those who have used
>> it or know about it from other users.
>>
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>The 4800 was discontinued in Canada several months ago. It wasn't a stellar
>seller here.
> >> Stay informed about: How has the Nikon 4800 fared ?