tinyurl.com - Nikon COOLPIX P500 12.1 CMOS Digital Camera with 36x NIKKOR Wide-Angle Optical Zoom Lens and Full HD 1080p Video The Coolpix P500 has a whopping 102MB of memory built into it, which holds 17 JPEGs at the highest image quality setting. Even with a healthy amount of memory, you'll still want to pick up a larger memory card right away, The P500 supports SD, SDHC, and SDXC cards, and I'd suggest a 2GB to start with. If you'll be taking a lot of movies, I'd opt for something more like 4GB or 8GB. It's a good idea to get a Class 6 or 10 rated card for best performance. Do note that the P500 is not compatible with UHS-I cards, which are a fairly new type of SDHC/SDXC media. The Coolpix P500 has the second worst battery life in the group, coming in almost 40% below average. Thus, you'll probably want to pick up a spare battery when you buy the camera. Also, I've heard stories about poor battery performance that is somehow related to having the "Charge by Computer" option set to auto. I haven't noticed anything out of the ordinary with my P500, though. I should mention the usual issues about the proprietary batteries that are used by four of the six cameras in the above list. These batteries tend to be pricey (though an extra EN-EL5 is only around ), and you can't use off-the-shelf batteries in an emergency, as you could with a camera that uses AAs. The Coolpix P500's battery is charged internally, over a USB cable. You can use an included AC-to-USB adapter to ...
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