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Introduction
The Nikon Coolpix B700 is a bridge camera with a 20.3 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor which is paired with a 60x optical zoom. You can also activate a digital zoom up to 120x. It offers a range of shooting modes, including manual control, and it can also shoot in Raw format. Like many of Nikon’s most recent cameras, it features SnapBridge technology, which allows you to maintain a constant Bluetooth link with your smartphone to send images across as you take them, ready to share on social networking sites and the like. Other interesting features include a 3.0-inch tilting screen, inbuilt Wi-Fi and 4K video recording. The Nikon Coolpix B700 retails for £359.99 / €469.95 / $499.95.

Ease of Use
Want to get closer to your photographic subjects from afar? As in really close? Announced last year, we’ve finally wrestled a 20.3 effective megapixel 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor (21.14 million pixels total) incorporating Nikon Coolpix B700, an impressive 60x optical zoom bridge camera (extendable to 120x digitally), on to our PhotographyBlog test slab.

Available in sober black (the version we had) or shiny, shiny red, unsurprisingly this is a versatile beast. The lens provides the 35mm equivalent reach of 24mm to 1440mm with available aperture stretching from f/3.3 to f/6.5, and, despite that whopping focal range, the camera is not as hefty as you might expect as a result – even though, undoubtedly, it’s more one for the shoulder bag than the back pocket. Measuring an official 125x85x106.5mm, it weighs 570g.

Lens reach aside, key features include a 20.3 megapixel resolution, the latest must-have of 4K video capture at 30fps (with stereo sound), the ability to shoot Raw files alongside JPEGs, a 3-inch, 920k dot resolution vari-angle LCD monitor (Which proves pretty useful), as well as, satisfyingly, an eye-level 0.2-inch electronic viewfinder. Both of these last features sport a 921K-dot resolution. UK manufacturer’s asking price is £359.99, which, whilst not inconsiderable, at least feels fair.

Over the couple of weeks we’ve had the Nikon Coolpix B700 to play with, we found ourselves using it on those occasions when taking a DSLR along might have proved a tad bulky and indiscrete. Certainly it would be hard if not prohibitively expensive to achieve a comparable focal length with a DSLR – and of course this is the central appeal of a bridge camera or superzoom – namely as a more manageable, achievable alternative.