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Nikon Coolpix 5900 and 7900 Digital Cameras Design, Style, and Ease Article rating: 9.50

If you are a photographer who likes to travel, and have a compact camera with you at all times', Nikon has two great solutions for you. Nikon today unveiled two versatile new compact Coolpix digital cameras that bring more quality features and more refined technology to step-up consumers. The 5.1-megapixel Nikon Coolpix 5900 and the 7.1-megapixel Nikon Coolpix 7900 combine state-of-the-art technology, image quality, and speed, with a unique all-metal design to give consumers what they truly desire in a digital camera. These sleek all-metal digital cameras feature state of the art digital technology, such as the first, big two-inch LCD screen in the Coolpix lineup and the new Face-priority AF feature, along with a sharp design that is perfect for the customer who values style along with substance.

In-Camera Solutions to Common Photo Hang-Ups

Nikon has provided the new Coolpix 5900 and Coolpix 7900 with more features that improve the image directly within the camera and streamlines the process of receiving great prints using a favorite retailer, online service or home printer. Furthermore, with their big, bright two-inch LCD screens, images are easier to review and correct than on most consumer digital cameras.

Imagine a camera smart enough to find a face in a portrait. Nikon's new Face-priority AF function can do just that when selected using the Portrait Scene Mode. As its name suggests, Face-priority AF ensures crisp focus when shooting portraits by automatically sensing the presence of a human face within the frame and setting accurate focus accordingly. The result is crisp, sharp portraits with the press of a button.
  
Beyond faces, Nikon Coolpix cameras can also automatically detect and remove red-eye directly within the camera. Both the Coolpix 5900 and 7900 boast Nikon's renowned In-Camera Red-Eye Fix(TM) technology, which detects and corrects red eyes in most typical situations without the need to press buttons or select and highlight the eyes in playback. Without the hassle of additional software, photographers will experience less red-eye photos in the print-ready portraits.

Both new Coolpix cameras also use intelligent technology to help ensure a balanced exposure and sharpness. Nikon's exclusive new D-Lighting function is another new addition that can literally turn throwaway shots into frame-able memories. The D-Lighting feature can be selected in Playback mode -- automatically compensating for insufficient flash or excessive back lighting in order to obtain balanced exposure throughout the frame. Both Coolpix cameras are also equipped with Blur Warning, another feature unique to Nikon which alerts the user when a shot is compromised by camera or hand shake, allowing another shot to be taken before leaving the scene.
   
To further address a common need among digital camera users, Nikon has also focused its technology to reducing power consumption, allowing the Coolpix 7900 and Coolpix 5900 to take significantly more shots per battery charge. In fact, the Coolpix 7900 is able to take an impressive 220 shots (approximately) with a single fully charged EN-EL5 lithium-ion battery, while the Coolpix 5900 is able to shoot as many as 270 (approximately). Both cameras are also compatible with widely available disposable Duracell CP1 lithium batteries.

To add speed to precision, the Coolpix 7900 and Coolpix 5900 offer continuous shooting at approximately 1.7 and 2 fps respectively. They also feature high-precision Multi AF with a choice of 99 manually selectable areas, 5 choices for Auto select AF.

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