Nikon Coolpix S2500
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Nikon Coolpix 2500 is a digital camera
Digital camera
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 released by Nikon
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 in February 2011. Its image sensor is a CCD
Charge-coupled device
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 with 12 million effective pixels and has 4 colors available: pink
Pink
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, red
Red
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, silver
Silver
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 and black
Black
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.

Scene Modes

The S2500 has 6 scene modes which can be selected on the back of the camera:
  • Portrait: Useful for taking someone's face.
  • Landscape: Useful for taking
  • Night Portrait: Useful for taking portraits when the background is dark.
  • Night Landscape: Similar to landscape, but more suitable when the background is dark.
  • Close-up: Useful for taking detailed pictures.
  • Backlighting: ?
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