But with the previous Nikon P1000 now discontinued and prices reaching for the stars, the Nikon P1100’s small price increase of $99.95 / £49 / AU$200 on an RRP that was set 7 years ago, makes ...

Interestingly, Nikon still sells the P900, which is smaller and lighter and has most of the lens range of the P1000. It obviously sees a market where both are viable.

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Flipping to the back of the P1000, and Nikon has used a familiar array of buttons to anybody who’s used a Nikon DSLR, or previous Nikon bridge camera before. For example, there’s a scrolling dial ...

Yesterday, a 50x zoom was a big zoom. But the 125x zoom lens on the new Nikon Coolpix P1000 makes other superzooms seem short in comparison. The lens is the equivalent of a 24-3000mm lens on a DSLR.

The P1000’s lens only opens up to f/8 at the long end versus f/6.5 on the P900, but that tradeoff may be worth it for the extra reach — at that focal length, you’ll want to use a tripod anyway.

We could in theory design the same spec lens for a DSLR, but it would be nearly impossible to create the parts and assemble such a lens in the factory,” a Nikon representative told us via email.

Nikon already holds the superzoom title with the 2,000mm (83X zoom) equivalent P900, but it hasn't been sitting on its haunches. It just unveiled the CoolPix P1000 with a 24-3,000mm f/2.8-8 lens ...

The 24-3000mm Coolpix P1000 might be a handful, but it's still small compared to a DSLR. Lori Grunin/CNET. It took a few years, but Nikon finally topped the zoom range of its own class-leading 83x ...

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Flipping to the back of the P1000, and Nikon has used a familiar array of buttons to anybody who’s used a Nikon DSLR, or previous Nikon bridge camera before. For example, there’s a scrolling dial ...