Nikon Coolpix L24

usability, portability, price, design, screen

image quality, zoom, durability, contrast, memory

69% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, price, performance, portability, size

image quality, reliability, durability, focus, energy

57% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

The Nikon Coolpix L24 is an affordable, easy-to-use compact with a 3-inch LCD that produces photos with pleasing color under the right conditions.

The L24 has a mediocre lens, fewer shooting options than competing models, too little control over results, and slow shooting performance.

For easy automatic snapshots of still subjects in good lighting, the Nikon Coolpix L24 is sufficient. If you need more than that, don't bother.

Large, bright 3-inch LCD. In-camera help system.

High image noise. Poor low-light performance. No ISO control. Uses AA batteries.

Performance and Conclusions The Coolpix L24 isn’t a speed demon. The camera recorded a 0.4-second mark on our shutter lag test, which is pretty good for a camera in its class. The camera takes about 2.3 seconds to start up and capture a shot, and...

The ; is an affordable, easy-to-use compact with a 3-inch LCD that produces photos with pleasing color under the right conditions.

The L24 has a mediocre lens, fewer shooting options than competing models, too little control over results, and slow shooting performance.

For easy automatic snapshots of still subjects in good lighting, the Nikon Coolpix L24 is sufficient. If you need more than that, don't bother.

3 inch 230k screen., Good build quality and design., Simple point and shoot operation., 14 Megapixel sensor

Poor low light perfomance., Image quality affected by noise., 37mm maximum wide angle., Face detection hesitant and inconsistent

its a point and shoot camera nice size

not user friendly at all takes me twice as long to print the pics now

Easy to use, nice design and very pratical.

Slow at loading and taking lots of pictures.

Cheap, basic and easy to use.

Unfair to criticise for stuuf only more expensive cameras would have.

Cheap for a Nikon-badged product. As a point-and-shoot camera it is simple to use and produces good images. With Ni-MH rechargeables, battery life is very good (with ordinary Alkaline it is appalling). I normally use a professional quality digital SLR...

As many others have doubtless reported, after a month or so of use the battery door latch became insecure and is liable to pop open without warning. I have resorted to a couple of elastic bands just to stop the batteries from falling on the floor when...