Nikon SQ

Nikon SQ A camera to hold and behold

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Pros: Beautiful design with a solid feel.Fast.Easy right hand use.

Cons: Lens not protected.Menu not intuitive.

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A camera to keep. It will become a classic Read More

It's our toy, when the D1X is at home

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Pros: it's compact, it's compact and it's sexy too.

Cons: It's not a D1X, but hey I wanted a compact pocket toy

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It's a sexy toy. I know that sounds ridiculous but believe me. Read More

Nice Pictures,Well Made Camera,ESPECIALLY for about $249!

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Pros: Well Made,stylish,good pictures

Cons: Pictures are good but could be better.NO WAY worth $500 of you paid that.

Excellent Cam

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Pros: Real showoff

Cons: none

Nifty little camera with a hefty price that takes great pictures.

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Pros: Small, lightweight, good picture quality.

Cons: Price, detached lens cap, battery life.

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If you have the money and are looking for something small and stylish that will attract a lot of attention and take great pictures, then go for it. Read More

Good quality pix, great portability and ease of use - don't spend more than $200

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Pros: Portable, nice quality sharp pictures. Super easy to use, download pictures and recharge in cradle.

Cons: Must add case and compact flash memory card. Colors weak. Indoor flash a little harsh.

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If you find this camera under $200 it is a very good buy for what you get. For more money, go for a camera with more MP's. Read More

Fancy looking camera!

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Pros: design!!! size

Cons: battery life, but that's with all digicams...

Happy enough w/the SQ

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Pros: small casing design, nikon quality and brand name behind the product!

Cons: swivel lens and lens cap

A cool little square camera that's sure to disappoint.

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Pros: Lightweight, fits easily into pocket, very cool looking.

Cons: Very limited creative controls, mediocre picture quality, short battery life and WAY TOO EXPENSIVE

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For the price Nikon is asking for, you are 100 times better off getting similarly priced (or cheaper) models such as Canon S45 or Nikon's own 2500, 3500 and 3100 Read More

At least I can deduct it as a business expense

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Pros: Swivel lens, Compact, Bright LCD

Cons: Terribly grainy pictures, Small LCD, No optical viewfinder

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If you need the swivel lens and you can deal with less than optimal image quality, then you might like the SQ. Otherwise, go get a PowerShot. Read More