One of the most distinctive features of the Coolpix 4800 is its powerful 8.3x optical Zoom-Nikkor ED lens. Offering a focal range equivalent to that of a 36-300mm lens in 35mm photography and fast 1.3-second operation across its entire range, it enables all kinds of compositions ranging from wide-angle scenes to close telephoto shots. Within its compact body dimensions, it incorporates one lens with two aspherical surfaces in addition to its two ED glass lens element
Coolpix 4800 Major Features:
4.0-megapixel effective CCD for images up to 2288x1712 pixels
Nikkor ED 8.3x optical zoom with 36-300mm coverage (35mm equivalent)
5-point auto focus with low-light AF-assist illuminator
Macro focus gets you as close as 0.4 in. (1cm)
1.8-inch (118,000 pixels) TFT color LCD
0.44 in. (235,000 pixels), TFT color EVF (Electronic ViewFinder)
Program AE, plus 15 Scene Modes including four with Scene Assist modes
Best Shot Selector (BSS), which helps users achieve better photos
Single, Continuous, 3 shot buffer, Multi-Shot 16 and QuickTime Movie modes
Automatic shutter speeds from 1/2000 sec. to 4 secs.
Built-in flash with auto, fill, cancel, slow sync, and auto with red-eye reduction
256-segment Matrix metering
Auto White Balance with 5 presets and custom
Exif 2.2 and PictBridge compatible
13.5MB internal memory and SD memory card slot
Plug-n-Play USB 2.0 Full Speed connectivity, mass storage compliant
Rechargeable EN-EL1 Li-ion battery and charger included.
Can use disposable 2CR5 lithium batteries
The Coolpix 4800 camera battery uses the good old EN-EL1 lithium-ion battery, which was common on Nikon cameras of days past. The battery has a decent amount of energy -- 5.0 Wh
to be exact -- which translates to 240 shots using the new CIPA battery life standard. That's about average compared to other ultra zoom models. (The current en-el1 battery life king is the Minolta DiMAGE Z10 which can take over 500 shots per charge.)
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