In other respects, there's little to tell the two cameras apart, at least by looking at the spec sheets. List pricing has simultaneously climbed by about US$20, to US$450. The rear-panel LCD monitor has grown slightly, as well. There's also a new Active mode for Nikon's Vibration Reduction, which better corrects for shake in video shooting. This boosts the resolution just slightly, and extends the lower end of the ISO sensitivity range a little as well, but the differences are slight. The most significant difference is an updated image sensor. The body has grown a little wider and deeper, but shaved a little off the height and weight. The lens and body look to be almost the same, with only relatively modest styling tweaks. The Nikon Coolpix P520 follows in the footsteps of that camera, and they both share much DNA. The Nikon COOLPIX P520 will be available for $449.95 in Black, Red, and Dark Grey in February 2013.Last year, we looked at Nikon's P510 ultrazoom, and found much to love. This optional accessory paired along with the downloadable Wireless Mobile Adapter Utility application allows users to transfer their images and videos to compatible smart devices and tablets for easy sharing and viewing with others.

To share images and videos instantly with family and friends, the P520 is compatible with the WU-1a Wireless Mobile Adapter. Additionally, Full HD (1080p) video recording with stereo sound is possible with the simple touch of the dedicated movie record button. Additionally, the COOLPIX P520 allows users to not only shoot images from a distance, but also at unique angles thanks to a versatile 3.2-inch Vari-Angle LCD monitor, which is larger than that built into the P510. The P520 features a larger 18.1-megapixel backside-illuminated (BSI) CMOS sensor and high ISO sensitivity to ensure quality images even in low-light conditions. In addition a GPS function supports point of interest (POI) display. An ACTIVE mode has been added to the lens-shift vibration reduction (VR) function for more effective reduction of blur caused by camera shake with hand-held shooting of still images from a moving vehicle or movie recording while walking. Both cameras are equipped with a 42x optical zoom NIKKOR lens that covers the wide-angle 24mm to super-telephoto 1000mm (35mm equivalent) range of focal lengths. Nikon just announced the 18-megapixel COOLPIX P520 ultra high-power zoom digital camera, successor to the COOLPIX P510.

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