Nikon Coolpix 900 Sample Images

6/2/98

A few of these images are straight out of the camera, but most have been sampled down from 1280 x 960. (I'm really getting short on space here!) Still getting used to the camera, don't expect too much.

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NIK00055.JPG 291 Kb 1280 x 960 Used "Normal" quality setting. This image is right out of the camera.	NIK00062.JPG 121 Kb 800 x 600 How'd you like to have that drive ahead of you?	NIK00094.JPG 172 Kb 1024 x 960 One of my drive-by shots, about 35mph. The car behind was getting impatient--they want me to speed and shoot at the same time? Good thing I used the infinity focus.	NIK00104.JPG 127 Kb 1024 x 768 Don't know why I included this one. It was shot while driving into the sun with a very dirty windshield (bugs). The sun was at an angle that made it difficult to see clearly. Anyway, I used the infinity focus to get what I could.
NIK00028.JPG 175 Kb 1024 x 768 Another from-the-car shot (about 55mph). Love this infinity focus!	NIK00081.JPG 130 Kb 1024 x 768 Through the windshield shot (yea, still dirty). Infinity focus again.	NIK00088.JPG 134 Kb 800 x 600 Drive-by, again.	NIK00050.JPG 108 Kb 800 x 600 Basic indoor shot. Daytime, used available light--no flash.
NIK00053.JPG 90 Kb 640 x 480 Macro mode, with flash.	NIK00022.JPG 120 Kb 800 x 600 Sick of this bridge yet?	NIK00014.JPG 173 Kb 800 x 600 Shot from boat (fairly hot day).	NIK00016.JPG 96 Kb 640 x 512 Night shot of the Mirage, on the strip in Vegas. No flash, 1/4 sec shutter speed.
NIK00009.JPG 96 Kb 640 x 480 The Mirage from another angle. (Not thrilled with this one.)	NIK00024.JPG 89 Kb 800 x 600 The Mirage once again.	NIK00025.JPG 115 Kb 800 x 640 Night shot of the entrance to the mall at Caesars Palace.	NIK00042.JPG 114 Kb 800 x 600 Daytime shot--hot and sunny.
NIK00061.JPG 174 Kb 1024 x 768 Self portrait (sorry). Indoors, slow sync flash.	lenscvr2.jpg 33 Kb 480 x 384 This is what I use as a lens cover. It's a 35mm film canister lid, put on backwards (it works). I don't know the brand, but maybe you'll recognize it from this pic. (UPDATE: I received e-mail indicating that this lid is from Agfa film.)	NIK00268.JPG 577 Kb 1280 x 960 Took this from a commuter plane, and it's straight out of the camera. Contrast was not great, but look at the next shot to see what "Auto Levels" did in PhotoShop. (I was about to delete this image, without even trying to edit it, thinking it would have been futile.)	NIKP0268.JPG 448 Kb 1280 x 960 Same shot as previous, with "Auto Levels" applied. Note that the increased contrast brought out some noise, but this image is much more accurate. I was amazed at the vibrancy that PhotoShop brought out. Further editing (or manual color control) would likely have turned out better results.
NIK00274.JPG 295 Kb 1280 x 960 Another aerial shot, straight from camera. Naturally, I used infinity focus for these shots.	NIKP0274.JPG 379 Kb 1280 x 960 Same shot as previous, with "Auto Levels" applied. Note that these aerial shots were shot through multiple layers of pretty hazy, thick, plexi-glass. I should note that, I could easily have manually adjusted the levels/curves, with probably better results, but I wanted to show the dramatic difference Auto Levels achieved.	NIK00270.JPG 510 Kb 1280 x 960 Another aerial shot, straight from camera.	NIKP0270.JPG 438 Kb 1280 x 960 Same shot as previous, with "Auto Levels" applied.

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