Touchy sensitive: Nikon’s Coolpix S60 jettisons bothersome dials, buttons

August 06th, 2008 | Category: Camera Reviews

(Credit: Nikon)

Here, my friends, is 3.5 inches of touch-screen bliss on a compact point-and-shoot from Nikon, the Coolpix S60. The only buttons on it are for potential

and the shutter, everything else requires some finger-on-display action.

For example, should you want to take a portrait shot you’ll …

Orginal post by Joshua Goldman

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