Wanted a good camera to go on holiday, this cool pix camera seemed to tick all the boxes at a very good price. Camera seems to do what it says on the box with some good results.

At first I thought I would miss the manual settings of my previous compact. But as I have used the various options in scene menu, I am delighted. The easy panorama is fantastic. Results achieved doing. Dusk, dawn, night and interior shots are more than acceptable.

This camera works well for everything except video. I'm sorry but when recording, zooming in or out is not an option because of the annoying sound that's recorded with the video.

I purchaged Nikon S9300 last months, I am very unhappy with this camera. I purchased this expensive camera thinking to keep it for a long time but after purchase this product I disappointed very much. I purchaged not from Flipkart but from "Capital Digi World, Pacific Mall".

The Nikon S9300 sits at the top of the manufacturer's S – or 'Style' – range, offering a specification aimed at those looking for a compact for their travels. It impresses on paper, but how does it perform when put through the WDC test?

Good LCD screen; nicely designed; general image quality good

Sluggish in use; lack of advanced functionality or manual shooting modes; slight issue with fringing and over-sharpening

During the first half of 2012, Nikon added four new models to their popular S-series of slim, yet sophisticated cameras; with the flagship model being the Coolpix S9300. It's a super-zoom camera (18x) that's still only 1.5-inches thick.

16-megapixel CMOS sensor; Powerful 18X zoom with wide angle; High resolution 3-inch LCD; Vibration reduction image stabilization; 7fps burst mode at full resolution; Full HD (1080p) video recording; Built-in GPS; 60fps and 120fps burst modes at low resolution

Auto focus is not always fast; Image quality could be better; Battery must be charged in camera; Battery life is low; Low battery indicator appears too late

For the most part, the S9300 brings nothing particularly new or exciting to the compact camera market but instead offers itself up as a solid and simplified overall performer: a Jack of all trades if you will and there's certainly nothing wrong with that.

The Coolpix S9300 fails to sufficiently distinguish itself from competing travel zooms. None of our test results were high water marks for the category, though none were among the worst either. Despite design and looks to the contrary, this is a strictly-average camera.

The Nikon Coolpix S9300 ($349) is a compact, GPS-equipped travel zoom camera. It features an 18X optical zoom lens, 16 Megapixel CMOS sensor, a high resolution 3-inch LCD display, Full HD video recording and, of course, a GPS receiver.

Great all around camera. Size makes it a perfect companion camera. Nikon is top quality and Cameta packages their cameras better than factory equipped offerings. This is my second purchase from Cameta!

Easy To Use; Fast/accurate auto-focus; Good Image Quality; Good Image Stabilization; Good in Low Light; Great Zoom; Large Clear LCD; Nice Body Color; Small / Compact

No Viewfinder