The Nikon S52 and S52c

Nikon today announced a couple of new digital camera’s. First to be introduced are a pair of almost identical (save for one feature) compacts. The S52 and S52c (the S means they’re part of Nikon’s “Style” series of camera’s.)
And as I said, they’re almost the exact same camera’s, with the difference being that the S52C will be Wi-Fi enabled and will have an MSRP of $30 more than the plain S52. But otherwise, everything should be pretty much the same. They both feature a 3x zoom lens, with a pretty boring 38mm - 114mm (35mm equivalent) zoom range, the lens has a folding lens design, so you won’t see the lens extending away from the body even when zooming in and out. The good news is the lens will come equipped with Nikon’s Vibration Reduction (VR) to help minimize camera shake, and to help you get sharper pictures. (And this one is a true lens based vibration reduction feature, it’s not just the ISO boost you see in some camera’s)
The Nikon S52 and S52c:
- 9 Megapixels
- 3 inch LCD
- Compact body, less than an inch thick (3.7×2.3×0.8)
- 3x Optical Zoom (38-114mm equivalence)
- Vibration Reduction
- Auto ISO (from ISO 200-800) (Up to ISO 2000 in High Sensitivity Mode) (But ISO is selectable up to ISO 3200)

Full Nikon Press Release after the jump.


