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Nikon W300 Waterproof Underwater Digital Camera with TFT LCD, 3", Yellow (26525)

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Condition
Used - Good
Color
Yellow
Storage
99 MB
Screen size
3 in
Weight
8.16 oz
Compatible Mountings
Nikon 1
Supported File Format
JPEG
Warranty
Manufacture
Works with
Nikon 1

Features 4

  • Waterproof, freeze proof, shockproof and dustproof adventure camera with extra capabilities;Autofocus (AF) : Contrast-detect AF
  • Stunning high resolution photos, 4K Ultra HD videos, Time-lapse videos, Super lapse videos and music montages
  • 5x optical zoom NIKKOR lens with telephoto power and Hybrid VR image stabilization; Charging Time:2 hours 20 minutes (when using Charging AC Adapter EH-73P and when no charge remains)(Approx.)
  • Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, eCompass, altimeter, depth gauge and more.Lens Construction:12 elements in 10 groups

Description

Show the world what you're made of. Some people are happy to take pictures from the comfort of the sidelines. That's nice. But if you want to be part of the action, you need a camera as tough as you. For those thrill seekers and action-hounds, meet the COOLPIX W300, a tough-as-nails camera designed for the extremes. Waterproof, freeze proof, shockproof and dustproof, it captures 4K Ultra HD video, 16 MP photos, time-lapse movies and more in the harshest conditions. Bring it surfing, skiing, SCUBA diving, biking, climbing...wherever your adventures lead. Use the built-in GPS, eCompass, altimeter, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Low Energy to track and share every heart- pounding moment. Show the world what you're really made of.

Specs 78

Compatible Mountings Nikon 1
Aspect Ratio 169
Photo Sensor Technology CMOS
Supported File Format JPEG
Image Stabilization Hybrid, VR
Maximum Focal Length 21.5 millimeters
Optical Zoom 5 x
Maximum Aperture 4.9 f-stop

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It's a Nikon ... it's the BEST!
This Nikon W300 Waterproof Camera is a workhorse camera, perfect for most all situations. First, it's waterproof - it really can be wetted or submerged, take pictures underwater, works in the rain, works if you drop your coffee on it, it works! Second, it's a Nikon - the optics are superior, taking great shots for a point-and-shoot camera, enough said, it's a Nikon. Third, it's compact and handy - you should always carry it with you and you won't miss a shot, take quick shots faster than your cell phone. Fourth, app available to autosave your images to your cloud, to your cell phone then cloud, the images can be set up to be auto saved, how convenient! And Fifth, the price is right, extremely reasonable price for an all around camera!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2017 by clayton yuen
Great waterproof/lifeproof camera
This is a replacement for an earlier version, a Nikon AW100, that was stolen. We have a cruising sailboat in the South Pacific and a Nikon will produce the photos quality that we need to document our travels. Although I dive, I don't take the camera since a failure would leave us with phone cameras only. The waterproofness is essential. With the extra waterproof capabilities, this one is a bit heavier than our AW100. The video capabilities are so sophisticated that we're starting to move toward that, now. We recommend at least trying them. For us, color reproduction is essential and we seem to be getting that from the Nikon. The images are enormous and suitable for making holiday cards and such, a plus for us. Do buy a small camera bag or pouch since, even though it's heavily built, scratches and dents are possible without it. We also bought an AC charger for the battery since the included charger charges through the camera. Get a second battery, too. We also have a small plastic tripod, the legs for which can be wrapped around items and it's served us well. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2017 by AKSailor
NOT waterproof.
This waterpoof camera is NOT WATERPROOF! That's what I need you to know here. If that's good enough for you then move on. If you want more details, then I will say that I loved this camera when I first got it. I researched a lot when I was looking at waterproof cameras. This one had good reviews. Other cameras were said to have issues. When I got it I thought it had really good photo quality. When taking photos with it I found that it dealt with low light situations better than my other cameras. It picked up colors better and more accurately than my other cameras. I took it for one swim last summer and it was great. Took video and photos underwater very well. BUT THEN I took it out again and put it into a small amount of water and now there's water INSIDE THE LENS! The water did not come in through the door, because the camera itself is fine and its on the opposite side of the cameras lens. Now, whenever I take photos there's two drops of water that are jiggling around in the top right and bottom right side of the lens. It ruins every photo and video. I am so mad. I keep trying to find some way to get the water out via whatever way it came in. But the water won't come out. I don't understand how it got in! And I really can't get it out. If it's hot out then the water turns to steam and fogs up the whole lens. I really am mad. I spent north of 400 dollars on a waterproof camera that is not waterproof. And it's too late for me to even return it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2022 by DmT
High quality point & shoot for outdoor sports
Great product for outdoor sports. Works in extreme cold; it also is waterproof (though I have not used it in water). Photos are very high quality. Only caveat: self timer is only a maximum of 10 seconds. I used to own a Canon point and shoot whose self timer had a maximum of 30 seconds - much more useful. But the Canon was rugged like this Nikon. The Nikon W300 is a great product at a great price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024 by Chris E
Nice improvement over the AW130
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It's a little confusing why they didn't call this the Nikon AW140, as it is really the 4th camera in the series (following the AW100, AW110, AW120, and AW130). On paper, no the W300 is not significantly better than the AW130. No improved sensor size, no improved zoom, and while it has 4k, no 4k 60P. However there are a lot of hidden under-the-hood improvements that make this a significantly better camera than the AW130/AW120 (which are almost identical). The image and video stabilization is significantly better. They also fixed a lot of white balance and dynamic range issues. The old AW series used to take a lot of work with exposure compensation and metering to get images that weren't over or under exposed...but the new W300 consistently does a much better job with this. This is especially noticeable shooting landscapes in overcast conditions. Nikon added D-lighting to this camera as well which really helps too. Another nice plus was that they dialed down the noise blurring somewhat. Many of the old AW cameras would to fix noise, aggressively blur the image and then sharpen it, giving it a "water color" look. This was disastrous for some photos...for example shooting trees resulted in most of the leaves being smudged together giving you an "abstract painting". This is much improved now. The screen is much improved which in some ways is minor, but it really does help with exposure compensation and seeing if your shot turned out. On the downside, it is a much heavier camera than the previous AW's and they axed the map feature which I was really disappointed in. Whether this is a worthy competitor to the Olympus TG-5 is a good question. I suspect the TG-5 does a better job of shooting low-light photos, making underwater videos and doing macro shots. While the W300 is likely a better camera for above-water video (mostly for its better stabilization), better average picture quality, and is more affordable. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2017 by Aaron Smith
Great for underwater activities.
First one sent to us had defective seal. My daughter used it for the first time when we were vacationing at Great Barrier Reef Australia and 5 minutes into snorkeling, the camera automatically shut off. I opened the battery compartment and water came pouring out. The replacement camera sent to us worked perfectly. Unfortunately, we don’t have videos or pictures of our trip. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2019 by kenneth h.
10 out of 10!
Awesome little camera. My husband and I have had quite a few over the years that are waterproof/shockproof/drop-proof to varying levels of success. We are in the process of selling a lower level Fuji Film camera that just didn't cut it. We love how sturdy this camera is. The button lay out makes sense, it has a long battery life, the image quality is great. One of the neatest features is that if the camera is paired via bluetooth with your phone, it will upload the photos directly to your phone! This make reviewing images a lot easier. I took it on a cruise last weekend, and my girlfriends didn't have underwater cameras. It was great to look at the photos altogether, and share them easily. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2018 by Erica
Dissapointing Picture Quality
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The camera is solid and online reviews seem pretty accurate. My complaint is that the image quality just doesn't compare to the iPhone 7 in my pocket. Naturally this seems completely pretentious. Please read on. I was taking pictures with the W300 on a family vacation and noticed the images were grainy and just didn't look sharp. I was shooting out of the box and didn't mess with any "artistic" settings. I hated how it chose exposure based on my focus points (I did mess with different focus point styles) and I couldn't get the images to clear up no matter how I tried to expose the shot. Long story short: Every shot I took was no where near as crisp as my phone camera. As an added bonus on a smart devise all you need to do is tap for a proper focus and exposure point. The near $400 expense just isn't worth it for me. I already have a waterproof phone and if I need to dive deeper than a pool (which I do on occasion) a GoPro is significantly cheaper with significantly better image quality. You would think that a camera company, producing a consumer grade camera would outperform a camera phone. The truth is, the W300 just doesn't compare. 3 stars because it's a solid unit but it is a camera after all and should at least produce good images... I'm attaching an image as comparison. It was shot in bad lighting and I wasn't really trying to go for anything fancy. Just a shot of my kid fishing. I intentionally took a second shot with my iPhone after noticing the sharpness / ISO graininess issues. The image was edited at full resolution in Photoshop and exported at 72dpi. PS: I'm not advising you swim with your iPhone. I'm just saying that in tests, it's fine for light weight water shots. Do so at your own risk. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2017 by Daniel Tyack
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