Nikon, one of the largest and most popular digital camera makers, unveiled its three new digital cameras, P80, S52 and S52c, from the big family of the CoolPix series.

The CoolPix P80 is a compact camera that features 18x optical zoom Nikkor lens that uses Optical Vibration Reduction, (covers focal lengths from 27mm to 486mm), a 10.1 megapixel image sensor, a 2.7-inch LCD on the rear , ISO sensitivity to ISO6400, and several shooting modes, such as Sport
Continuous mode (allows 30 consecutives shots).

The only difference between the other ones, the S52 and S52c Coolpix cameras is that the S52 sports Wi-Fi connectivity. Both packs a 9.0 megapixel camera, 3x 38-114mm Zoom-Nikkor lens, vibration reduction, up to ISO2000 sensitivity, a 3-inch LCD on the rear and SD or SDHC cards slots.

The CoolPix P80 is expected to be available in April for a price tag of $399.95, while the other ones, the S52 and S52c, will land in May and will sell for $249.95 and $279.95, respectively.