Conclusion: Nikon takes the lead in the wireless-camera race by including some novel features on its cool new shooter, such as the ability to e-mail your photos directly from the
Pros: Easy-to-use Coolpix Connect e-mail feature. Attractive design. Excellent 3-inch LCD screen. Nice price considering all its abilities. Very good image quality.
Cons: Some wireless functions can be confusing. Performance could be better. Noticeable shutter lag. Can't e-mail full-resolution shots.
Excerpt: The Coolpix S7c ($350) is the update to the Coolpix S6, which was one of Nikon's first cameras to support Wi-Fi.
Pros: Compact and stylish metal body, Built-in 802.11b/g for wireless photo transfer and e-mailing (though see issues below), Huge, sharp 3-inch LCD display with nice viewin...
Cons: Significant blurring around edges of frame; vignetting; images overall on the soft side, Above average barrel distortion at wide-angle, Redeye (despite the fancy remov...
Excerpt: The latest pocket camera in Nikon’s slim-line S (for Style) series, the subtly curvaceous S7c, upgrades the S6 by marrying a 7.1-megapixel resolution to a 3x optical
Summary: The Nikon Coolpix S7c is is best described as an incremental upgrade of the older 6 megapixel S6 camera, adding a few new features, some of which are more beneficial than