Linda S. wrote:
Thank you for posting the link, Mike! I am reading through the article. I had posted a question regarding a lens for wildlife photography today...perhaps it is better to purchase a dedicated camera.
I have one question. For the Nikon, it says it has . . . "underwhelming image quality". Is this image quality not fixable in post-processing? I do like the range for capturing polar bears coming out of hibernation...Linda
Honestly Linda, I'm firmly attached to my DSLR's so you must consider the source when looking at Nikon's, or anyone else's website for that matter.
The zoom review came from Nikon so you know that it's going to show it to its best advantage. I just wanted to give you choices, I hope that I didn't make your quest more difficult.