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Thread: Excellent detailed review of the Nikon V1 and J1

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    The V1 supposedly has bigger, better batteries. But for £200 you can buy quite a few spares.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Andrewteee View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by BillN View Post
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    Personally, I prefer VFs, and the V1 EVF is a good one. Plus, overall the camera is a better size for my hands (I also use the grip). The battery lasts a very long time (and it is shared with most Nikon DSLRs if you have one). On the performance side it is said to be (slightly) better than the J1, but I cannot verify that as I've never tried the J1. I also use the V1 flash.

    The V1 is a better system camera if that makes sense. And for your purpose I think it would be easier to hold for shooting birds, easier to stabilize. I think the grip could make a difference too.

    The V1 is small, but there's a point where smaller becomes too small. Any smaller than the V1 and I'd rather use a P&S. For your intended purpose I'd say the J1 is too small.
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    EVF. I find it hard nowadays to use any cameras w/o a viewfinder.
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    I concur with needing a VF or EVF. i am 43 yo and starting to have trouble reading things close up. Never thought this day would come. Focusing with an LCD screen at arms length just so i can see it is ridiculous for me.


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