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hey there i'm josh goldman senior editor with CNET and this is a quick look at the nikon coolpix L 6 10 so the coolpix L series cameras are entry-level models which means there aren't a lot of bells and whistles here the highlights include the 14x zoom lens a high res 3-inch LCD double-a batteries for power assuming you consider that a plus and 16 megapixel backside illuminated CMOS sensor something that you typically don't find in an entry-level model the sensor helps give it above-average picture and video quality first class but the results are still best for small prints and web sharing likewise it's shooting speeds are better than low end models using CCD sensors but if you're considering this for sports or active kids and pets you'll likely miss the shot you want more often than not shooting modes are all automatic for the most part so there is no control over shutter speed or apertures and while it can record 1080p video the zoom lens doesn't work while recording in the end if you need an easy automatic point-and-shoot powered by double-a batteries for casual snapshots of stationary subjects in good lighting this meets those criteria I'm Josh Goldman and that's the nikon coolpix l6 10