Nikon's L 120 is an especially easy-to-use super zoom bridge camera. It's surprisingly light in hand and packed with up-scale features like a quick auto-focus, image stabilization, a pop-up flash, a 14.1-megapixel sensor and a crazy versatile 21× optical zoom lens (25-525mm equivalent) with both left and right hand controls. With its textured ergonomic grip and a bright 3-inch tilting LCD you can take low shots without bending and over-the-head ones, too. Camera buffs know the quality of the great Nikon lens that's built into this camera.
The L 120 runs on rechargeable lithium or nickel metal hydride batteries, but what's great is that it runs fine on ordinary AA alkaline batteries. After 300 or so shots, you just pop in fresh ones. This camera has a Nikon neck strap and a lens cover. It's lighter than a hamburger. You'll want to add almost any SDHC flash memory card to store hundreds of photos and videos with stereo sound.
Background: For decades, millions liked the convenience and low cost of point-and-shoot pocket cameras. Today, good phone cameras get that job done. Meanwhile, photographers like the better image quality and artistic powers of complex, heavier and far more expensive camera with interchangeable lenses. Bridge cameras, like this Nikon L120, are the compromise that combine a powerful zoom with simplicity and modest cost. They cannot quite fit in a pocket and don't quite achieve the image quality of expensive cameras. If you want to take pictures of kids or pets, family parties, sports, travel, campus events, anything unexpected, a bridge camera is the one to have in your hand. It does way more than any phone camera can.
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