The Nikon CoolPix L120 is a digital camera with a 21x optical zoom, a sensor with 14.1 mexapixels and a lens with a an angle that has a width of 25mm. The camera offers the possibility of taking macro photos from 1 cm away from the target.

It also has an LCD display of 3 inches, the possibility of ISO of up to 6400, 720p video recording and output in HDMI. It will come in three different colors (red, black and bronze) and it will have a price tag of $279.95. You can find out more at Amazon.com.

You might also want to consider the Nokia CoolPix S9100 if you’re looking for a smaller camera with a good zoom.

When you think of this camera, you think of the FX-format, 24.5-megapixel (6048 x 4032) CMOS sensor that gives you extreme resolution, dynamic range, color depth, detail and sharpness, especially made for the most demanding eyes. You can up to five frames-per-second in 14-bit file format, which translates to approximately 138MB per image. Santa better bring you this X-mass a trunk-full of memory cards, because you will need them. But when you pay $7.999.95 for this camera, I think you can throw in a few other hundreds for memory cards.

Other features include the Nikon’s Creative Lighting System (CLS) that offers photographers a mobile lighting solution and Nikon’s GP-1 GPS receiver to gather information such as latitude, longitude, altitude and date of shooting, which works for sorting photos. Hats off to anyone who will have enough dough to buy one of these babies or who will have the privilege to at least work or touch it.

The margins of the pictures will be within the fingers and you take the picture by winking. That is all I know about this technology, so stay tuned to find out more.