Nikon reveals four new Coolpix cameras

Nikon has let the cat out the bag with four new Coolpix cameras.

First up is the S800c, an Android-powered compact camera that lets you download applications from Google Play – Instagram, for example – to enhance and share your photos with the world. Other highlights include Wi-Fi connectivity, a 16MP CMOS sensor and a 3.5in OLED display.

The Coolpix S6400 is an ultra-thin compact camera with a 3in touch screen display to make navigating the menus a little easier. It's also got a 16MP camera, a number of photo filters to enhance your images and a 12x optical zoom .

Those of you with smaller pockets will probably be most interested in the credit card-sized S01. Coming in a number of bright colours, the little Nikon boasts a 2.5in touch screen, 3x zoom and a 10.1MP CCD sensor to fill up its 7.38GB of internal storage space.

The top-end Nikon P7700 – leaked yesterday – rounds off the range, with a 12MP CMOS sensor, 7.1x optical zoom, full 1080p HD recording and a vari-angle LCD monitor for snapping images at awkward angles.

Pricing starts at £150 for the Coolpix S01, £230 for the S6400, £380 for the S800c and £500 for the Coolpix P7700. All are due to hit the shops in late September.

[via Nikon]

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