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Carbide Cutting Tip: | Yes |
Color/Finish: | Black |
Material: | Carbide |
Quantity: | Sets |
Quantity in Set: | 8 pc. |
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Case Included: | Yes |
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Item Weight (lbs.): | 1.54 lbs. |
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Includes one each: 1/2 in. cove, 3/8 in. beading, 1/2 in. corner rounding, 1/4 in. straight, 1/2 in. straight, 1/4 in. roman ogee, 1/2 in. flush trim and 1/2 in. dovetail. 1/4 in. shank diameter.
Full body bit design, solid carbide tip, precision ground cutting edges, premium ball bearing, premium wood storage case.
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Grapevine, TX
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This little set has everything that I'll need to use for my basic projects.
Hawthorne, NJ
good morning everybody its steve yesterday i went to sears and bought this greatest set of router bits i have a set of 6 bits which i got when i got my router but as of yesterday when i got this set of 8 if you use your router any time or every day this is a must have in your wood working arsenal this set has 1/2 " straight bit...1/4" straight bit....1/2" dovetail bit...1/2" laminate trim bit....1/2" cove bit....1/2" roundover bit....3/8" beading bit....1/4" roman ogee bit so as i said this is a maust have right now its on sale at sears for $24.00 i could wait to use these so i tried them out when i came home from sears and let me tell you the only 2 words i can really use are GREAT and FINEST im very proud to have these in my arsenal as you should alsoi gave it 5 wrenches but it should have more than 5 try about 10 wrenches.....steve
Minden, LA
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These are a nice addition to go along with any new router purchase. I'd even suggest this for a gift or even a stocking stuffer since Christmas is always around the corner it seems. There are some great bits to this set and some real nice pieces can be made with just these few bits to start off with in your shop. Though I'd personally go with the 30 piece set, no every budget can swallow that so this more than gets someone started today. I wouldn't mind getting this as a stocking stuff either, I can always use more bits.
Ferron, UT
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I use these bits in my sears table router. They have worked really well on all the projects I have worked on. Helps shelves look great. I've built shelves in all my four bedrooms, I used the Sears Craftsman bits exclusively. Their hardened faces cut clean. I recommend these bits.It sure helps to have good tools .
, Pacific Northwest
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Even in my inexperienced hands these bits performed admirably. They cut quickly and cleanly without chipping to peeling any of the wood grain.
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the bits have worked excellent
, Utah
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These bits have been great. I'm a part timer in my garage/ woodshop making decorative shelves and things for our home and others. The bits cut clean and and fast. I would recommend them to anyone.
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And the kiddos get their own set of cards to build with too! But my problem has been that the words are just waaaaay too easy for much of my class. So normally I add in some more challenging words for them to build as well. However, I still wasn't entirely happy with this. So, last week I made a page for the kiddos to create their own words on. They write down our goal and then work for 3-5 minutes, before we start word building together, to make their own words. They were sooo good at this!
After that time, we build some words together. Then I give them another 3 minutes to add more words to their list, many coming from the words we just built. My kiddos filled up their papers in no time! Even my struggling students were able to come up with a bunch of rhyming words that followed the sound. And they loved doing this because they had little competitions going with each other.
If you would like this template to use with your class, here you go!
I'm off to a wedding in Los Angeles now. Have a great weekend!

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Grab a rugged, waterproof, shockproof, freezeproof COOLPIX AW100 with 5x Zoom-NIKKOR ED glass lens and 16-MP CMOS sensor to record action photos and Full HD (1080p) movies. Life on the road deserves GPS + Electronic compass, so the COOLPIX AW100 has these too.
$299.95*SRPSRP (Suggested Retail Price) listed only as a suggestion. Actual prices are set by dealers and are subject to change at any time.
Supplied Accessories
- AN-CP23 Strap
- UC-E6 USB Cable
- EG-CP16 Audio/Video Cable
- EN-EL12 Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
- MH-65 Battery Charger
- UR-E23 Filter Attachment
- NikonView NX 2 CD-ROM
- Reference Manual CD
Much better than my last underwater camera
Owned a Pentax Underwater camera and it filled with water at less than 20ft on my forst dive. Replaced it with the Nikon AW100 and couldn't be more pleased. Picture quality and ease of shooting video is a great improvement. I just wush I could understand the GPS that is built-in. Maybe I should read the book.
Thanks, Scott, Tacoma WA
May 12, 2012
The best on the market a far as I am concerned!
I have never had a camera that is like the AW100! The video is professional quality; the photos are the best I have seen, even better than a DSLR as far as I am concerned. So easy to use and switch from still to video and back with even thinking about it. The underwater feature is also great. The drop feature is one that I haven't tested as of yet, and really don't plan to, however, I am sure that it works like all the other features. I have and will recommend this camera.
May 6, 2012
Awesome Rugged Camera!
I have had this camera for over a year now and this thing is great. This camera has awesome picture quality and is very durable, although I did read 4 bad reviews of water getting into the camera after only 1 underwater use which I think is just not properly sealing the back or a bad batch. I on the other hand have had no issues, so far I tested the under water features in a pool and took it down a water slide multiple times which it did take a few hits and is still flawless. I plan to take it on several hiking trips and we are going to the florida keys in july and I can't wait to use it out there. My one thing I would like to see improved is the slow motion video. There is really no point in using that feature because it lowers the video quality so much, but I guess you can personally slow down the video if you feel like editing it, but other then that every thing is perfect and I am really glad I bought this. Also make sure you buy an extra battery and memory card.
April 28, 2012
Love this camera!
Every day I find little cool things that it does. I love all the features and underwater pics come out awesome! It would take too long to describe all the features. Read the reference manual so you don't miss out on any of them. GET ONE!!!
March 31, 2012
Best Splash Camera I've tested.
Best splash camera I could buy for ease of, placement of functions, size, design and quality. Bought in Kauai on 2011 Christmas holidays and very happy with it.
February 22, 2012
good camera
it takes the best pictures! I got it for sledding and it is amazing
January 12, 2012
Excellent investment for the active person
The picture quality is as good as it gets for such a small lens and sensor. To further explain, I took comparative pictures with this camera and with my DSLR that with the mounted lens would cost 6 times more than the AW100. By taking just point-and-shoot pictures with both cameras, same compositions and time of the day, the DSLR pictures were a bit better... definitely not 6 times better, just marginally. But again, I did not buy the AW100 camera for it's outstanding picture quality.
The camera has difficulties focusing in very low light (not like my big camera), but that did not come as a surprise. The movie mode works fine.
The GPS gets faster reception than my 4 years old dedicated GPS, so not only that works,... it works great.
One thing apparently missed, is that the strap can be used to secure the camera to your chest and shoot movies. It is much better idea then the hand strap alternative.
I have not tested the water resistance yet, so no comments there... Also I have not figured out very well the benefit of the action button, it does not seem that shaking the camera changes anything.
I may come back with more feedback once I learn more about the camera.
January 11, 2012
Great Camera
Just got this camera for snowboarding. It takes a beating and keeps on going. Great action footage. The built-in flashlight for video recording is a great feature but its too dim, other than that its great.
January 5, 2012
love this camera!
I just got it for my birthday and I haven't been able to put it down! It takes amazing pictures that are as clear as can be. I took it to Disney World and got some stunning pictures of the animals and my family during the action. I got a great picture of my friend on a roller coaster with the best face! You wouldn't be able to get that on any other camera. Overall, highly recommended!!!!!
December 31, 2011
The perfect camera for an outdoor person
I am addicted to taking photos, my D300S is my constant companion on trips to Europe and Mexico. I found myself worrying all the time about my camera staying clean and not getting hurt(dropped it under a taxi in london...it was fine). So I decided I needed an outdoor camera. I recently got the blue AW100 and the carrying case. I have taken it on 2 trail rides to the beach, I just clip the case to my saddle and go! Considering my horse wouldn't stop trotting, my pictures turned out really well. It was very easy to work with one hand, while riding with the other. I plan on trying it out underwater while snorkling in Puerto Rico in a few weeks!
December 10, 2011
Amazing GPS enabled camera!
I have had this camera for about two weeks now and have taken hundreds of photos with it already.
I purchased this camera for the geotagging feature. I have been geotagging photos for a number of years manually with a separate hand held GPS unit and with another GPS enabled camera.
The Nikon AW100 is the second GPS enabled camera I have owned. The first one being the Canon PowerShot SX230 HS.
The Nikon AW100 GPS is amazing. It is fast and super sensitive. The AW100 can lock onto satellite signals inside my home and in heavy tree cover! Something my Canon never could do.
The display shows you when the AW100 has picked up two, three and then locked on to four satellites, and it does it quickly.
The AW100 also has the advantage of using A-GPS file that can be downloaded from this Nikon URL and then loaded onto the memory card you are using in your Nikon AW100
By using the A-GPS file the Nikon AW100 can predict the satellite location before it even searches for them.
Without the A-GPS file the Nikon AW100 GPS may take 10-15 seconds to first lock onto the four satellites after being powered on, but when using the A-GPS file it only takes about two seconds to lock onto all the satellites, simply amazing!
I have found the Nikon AW100 GPS to be a lot quicker then the Canon GPS enabled camera I own and the Nikon AW100 GPS receives satellites just as good in heavy tree cover as my Garmin 60csx hand held receiver.
The Nikon AW100 GPS works like a GPS enabled camera should work, simple, quick, accurate and holds a lock on the satellites.
I got the black Nikon AW100 and it has a good feel to it. Not a cheap plastic feel like some other point and shoot cameras.
With GPS enabled I get around 170 photos out of a battery, but batteries are cheap online and I picked up two extra ones.
Lot of features, built in maps is cool. Weather proof body is a big plus. Love this camera!
November 2, 2011
lo recomiendo porque tiene funciones que otras cámaras no tienen
June 18, 2012
Gran Cámara... diría excelente
Es una cámara asombrosa, Buenas fotos, buen vídeo!
June 7, 2012
Loved it, till it broke
I needed a smaller camera than my old dslr for school to do contextual research. I was doing a project that required me to take low light photos and video and since I love all things out doors, I tend to be tough on my electronics. This aw100 seemed like a perfect match with its size, durability, and cmos sensor. And it was. I freaking love this little device. I wouldn't say that it is perfect, but what is?
The Good
- Fairly compact
- Is water proof (at least to 20 something ft.)
- Is shock proof (at least to 4ft.)
- put it in my freezer and it still worked
- gps is neat
- good low light photos
- settings are easy to understand
- the video is good
- there is a slow motion setting
The Bad
- gps is cool but at this point useless
- sound is good enough but leaves something to be desired
- it will corrupt files randomly (it only does it on the amazing once in a life time shots)
The Ugly
- The lens broke. I have no idea how it happened. I just woke up one day and it was sitting on my nightstand with a shattered lens. So unless the dog did something or a room mate borrowed it and then put it back with out informing me of the situation, it magically broke itself.
June 16, 2012
Everything is good, one weakness
OK, so quickly this is my third underwater camera and I like it the best. I am very happy with all features/functions except one. My biggest disappointment is that the only way to charge the battery is to remove it and use the supplied charger. It cannot be charged via a USB cable which means you have to carry more stuff when you take it somewhere. I am not sure why Nikon omitted this needed function.
June 2, 2012
Great For those always in the move
I got this camera for my birthday also , first i thought its just a compact camera that can dive for 10 m
nothing special ,
but no its much more ,
first the camera got lots of mode for taking pictures e.x( Portait , pet , food , etc.... ) total is 22 plus auto and easy auto which adjust to the best mode automatically and Smart Portait .
So if u chose right , u will get Great photos for a compact camera
the built in GPS and world map work great and fast
The motion sensor , not the great it just used to change the menu in a one way direction . useful only when u are wearing gloves
I strongly recommend it for any one who is always in the move ( sea , mountain , snow , or regular day )
March 27, 2012
Good Product
good product but it must be improve. lens angel is too close for a action camera it must be little wider and time lapse shooting feature must be added. Action Control is awesome.
January 21, 2012
Wonderful Camera for Travelling
I purchased this camera in Hong Kong. I live in China.
I love this camera, it is very rugged and the waterproof function gives me peace of mind when I use the camera. I don't really worry about small drops or rain etc. I've taken this camera to the beach in Indonesia and although I was fearful the first time it got wet, there were no real issues with leakage. I can say that the fine sand in the water got into the locking mechanism which was stiffer afterwards. It's gradually working its way out now. I am still afraid to use the camera much underwater but it is rated to 33ft. I have another camera with separate housing for diving at any depth.
I bought my camera in the orange color. I think it is more visible and easier to find if it ever get dropped, especially in water. I also use the camera in industrial settings - I feel the orange will be easier to find and less likely to get misplaced. On my camera the orange cover does not seem to be held firmly to the camera body in the top right section (near to the flash). There is some noticeable movement in this area when gently pressed.
I have one major problem with the battery connection. Sometimes the camera will not turn on after I shut it off. I have to open the battery compartment, remove the battery and reseat it. Then the camera will work. This is a nuisance when above ground but makes this camera completely useless underwater. I cannot take this camera under water as I can never know if the camera will start. It is impossible to reseat the battery while underwater. This happens with both of my batteries and is not a function of the battery charge. Perhaps I can fix this by adjusting the battery contacts but I have not tried to pull them higher.
Other than these two issues the build quality is very good.
Photos from this camera is quite sharp. There are tons of scene modes.
I really love the GPS and compass function. The GPS settles really quickly, usually in less than a minute. This is much faster than my phone or other GPS camera (Lumix TZ10). I like the map function and I've used the logging function many times, although this drains the battery quickly over about 6 hours. While using the logging function it is not possible to scroll the map to find places.
The locations listed in the database are generally good. In Indonesia however, most of the locations were small mosques. I am sure that there were better location points in most of the areas that I was travelling. The accuracy of the GPS is wonderful, all locations were exactly where they were shot with one exception (that I know of) in China.
Using the GPS in China
The GPS in my Lumix camera is disabled when in China. The camera gives an information message that it disables the GPS while in China. i was pleasantly surprised that Nikon does not disable the GPS in China but places some limitations on its use. The locations using the GPS in China seem to be off by about 500 ft to the west. In addition, the map function does not work in China and there are not location points for China in the database. I found it interesting that while I was in Southern China, several miles from Hong Kong, the camera would like the closest location point in Hong Kong (which turned out to be a KCR metro station about 10km away.
I am very glad the GPS works in China even with these limitations.
I have not tried the A-GPS functions. I am interested to use this function.
January 18, 2012
Great camera for those of us living around water
I live on an island and take my camera to the beach and on the boat. I bought this camera (my 4th Nikon) because it is shockproof and water friendly. It takes very good pictures inside and outdoors. The size of the camera is just right and the buttons are easy to use.
I have not tried the GPS yet but believe I will like that. I don't intend to take it underwater although it can go to 33 ft. I am a scuba diver and all of my dives are deeper than that., but knowing that it can get wet gives me peace of mind. I chose the blue because it reminds me of the sea.
January 15, 2012
Got this for Christmas and gave one to my son
Ok, read many reviews some good and some bad. Noted mostly unprofessionals had problems. I am a professional that does have problems with point and shoot cameras(using them that is). I have waited for this particular camera for a long time. I looked at it in a camera store liked it purchased it for my son. Got my own the day before Christmas.
Love the features for takeing pics. I am learning how to use each feature . My problem is me a little unsteady at times. Using heavier cameras thats not as noticable. This camera has vibration reduction but apparently not enough for me at times. I still need to read the full manual. At first I was diasapointed with the video. Very noisey, had the strap on, My son who hadn't put the strap on didnt have those noises in his video. I took it off and got much quieter video. I tried to be still but i shook just enough to cause it to hit the cameras side and the mic picks that noise up. The four stars are not for any reason other than I haven't tested all the features. After I've had it a while I will write another it has a learning curve as with any new camera. Over all I am pleased. I do want to add that I love the gps feature and the compass. Haven't figured out the motion control. Need to read up on those.
December 25, 2011
Good underwater, but needs sotftware fixes
II purchased this phone so that I could both take pictures above ground as well as underwater pictures. I took the phone out on a 10 day vacation and took over 800 pictures.
The phone is very feature rich. I was quite surprised the foreign cities and roads that are contained in the small gps data file. I did tried the panoramic picture before the vacation to test this feature, but did not use this beyond testing it. The clarity of the image seems very good. When comparing the pictures of my older 8MP camera, I was surprised how much better the images looked given the internal optics of the camera. Also, having the compass on the camera was a treat. Though the manual implies the GPS is always running, it seemed like the GPS required several seconds to track each time the camera was turned back on.
The camera does have many limitations. When taking pictures, the time between pictures was much slower than my older point and shoot camera. Quite long. I was unhappy with the time used to transfer the picture to the SD card. I was using a class 10 card, so I expected this to be better. On several occasions, the camera never completed the job within 5 minutes, so I removed the battery as to reboot the camera. Battery life also appeared to be awful. The manual indicates the GPS is always running, so I turned this feature off without any improvement in battery life. I had to charge the camera every day and it did not make it through 100 pictures.
The buttons on the back of the camera all have pictures and labels for what they do, but the ink used by nikon does not appear to water proof (perhaps for the ocean). The green color was the first to start to wash off. Other labels are still there but several are fading.
Some pictures under water turned out great and others not so much. Lighting seemed pretty key and it seemed more of an issue for the photographer than the camera. I only used the camera to about 10ft and suspect lighting will get more difficult at the 33ft depth the camera claims to work at. The waterproof door for the battery, etc appears to be well designed and was easy to use.
I used the multiple shot mode. I found this not to work as I would like. It was not awful, but I remain unsure exactly how this feature is supposed to work. The 16 show mode was just weird. I am not sure why this would get used.
I have not used other underwater camera (other than disposable), but it seems a good software update would resolve all my issues other than the button labels on the camera.
December 10, 2011
Ok Images from Great Body
For the longest time, I've had a love-hate relationship with compact cameras. I never have been very impressed.
Why? The image quality, frankly, is sub-par when compared to even basic DSLRs. The depth of field is huge. But, it depends on your point of view. If you want to produce professional looking images for print, and have almost unlimited range of possibilities, then a DSLR or at least a "Mirrorless" should be your choice. But let's face it, most pictures get displayed as tiny facebook images, on blogs and maybe the a tablet. Who needs 24 MP or even 10?
So I changed my attitude. I have skied with a digital rangefinder tucked away in my jacket , I have taken a Nikon DSLR on a kayak and a sail boat and I have biked with medium format cameras. Most of the time, I have worried about damaging it more than I have enjoyed the sport or activity.
Enter the AW 100. This is a no-nonsense camera. It was designed with the outdoors person in mind. It strips away all unnecessary things, and exclusively functions on automatic settings. There is no P, A, S or M mode. There is no RAW data recording. Many people lament that fact. However if you think about it, the camera is designed to be used outdoors, in a kayak, skiing, on the beach, the pool. If you all on the slopes, do you want to fiddle around with multiple settings or just take a quick picture? The Nikon engineers have delivered a well designed product for exactly that purpose. Specs are here on the site, no need to repeat.
There are a few neat features. The AW not only has GPS but also a built in map! The latter is a neat feature, however in the age of the smart phone, somewhat superfluous. I like the geo-tagging feature in the photos, however don't care to much about this visualizing that location. The AW100 also sports a compass, which I think it neat.
The lens is a 28-140mm (35mm equivalent) f3.9 – 4.8, which is OK for range but a bit slow. It has a "digital zoom" option – I thought that was something cameras had before people knew what "cropping" meant. I think I'll leave it turned off. Let's face it, you cannot put a brilliant lens in that body and then have it behind a waterproof glass. I think Nikon did the best they could here.
The camera is small and has a compact, high quality feel to it. I have never used a camera with the lens in the corner, so that takes some getting used to for close ups. There is an "action button" on the left hand side. I am not sure yet if I like the design of it, but I think it is probably very useful if you wear thick gloves. Basically, this button can either be used to enter the mode where the user can scroll through menu by tilting the camera or the button can be used to pull up the GPS guide. In contrast to the action button, the controls on the back are a bit small. The waterproof compartment housing the memory card, battery and connectors is well sealed and secured with a large button that needs to be pressed as well as turned; a smart move, as it would not be the first time that I opened the battery compartment by accident, which under water can obviously be fatal (at least to the camera).
The back screen is a 460k dot display – not the best in the industry but detailed enough. The shutter button is large and actually has a roughed up surface which is nice. That gives it a bit of a "grip" and it can be found easily in the dark or in murky water.
The operation of the camera is simple. The menus are not very cluttered. The multi-selector has the usual function, the exposure compensation is a nice touch. There is a separate button for the scene/auto settings, which is very practical. The are several modes:
Easy Auto – camera selects the right scene mode depending on the what it thinks you are shooting
Scene – there is a plethora of the usual scene modes, land scape, night portraits, fireworks etc etc. My favorite: pet photography – it actually works pretty well!
Special Effects – high contrast black and white, high key, low key etc. pretty standard and boring
Smart Portrait – waits for a smile….
Auto Mode – auto exposure, interestingly enough the only mode that allows some customization.
While shooting or during review there is a limited choice of what to display. This is a bit annoying. For the money, I would expect at least to be able to display a histogram. Also, the exposure information only flashes briefly just before taking the shot, and is the only warning that you may be a bit underexposed (at least when vibration reduction is on, it seems to "OK" anything faster than 1/5 s at the widest angle setting).
As stated, exposure is automatic. The range of aperture is small, from f3.9 (wide) and f4.8 (tele) to f7.8 – and with an internal ND filter to f9.8. The exposure is limited to 1 second or less (unless you are shooting in fireworks mode which seems to be 4 seconds at f7.8 regardless).
The camera is auto-focus only – not amazingly fast but OK. Subject tracking is decent (a feature that admittedly I don't use much). There is no manual focus option (which I always have found annoying on P&S anyway).
The GPS mode is somewhat difficult to turn on but works pretty well. It does cost you battery power, though. Maps are sufficiently detailed (and I believe it has world wide coverage).
Image Quality:
The AW100 shoots JPG – you have several options, of which I only tested one, the 16 MP* (4608×3456) the * designates a better compression ratio, but I do not think it is a "12/12″). I never get the usefulness of being able to shoot all kinds of formats and sizes, like 4000*3000 (i.e. 12 MP), or even the VGA format of 640×480 (C'mon, do you even HAVE a monitor that small still?) Memory is cheap, guys….
The AW100 produces JPEGs in sRGB, so its color palette is somewhat reduced. But do you care – most consumers won't notice the difference between that and say Adobe RGB.
There has been some lamenting the fact that this camera does not shoot RAW format. I must say I do not mind. I would prefer however a choice similar to Nikon DSLRS (L, M,S JPGS, where I think the L option would be a JPG Quality of 100%, which I think is better than the "*" rating of the AW100.
When pixel peeping, there is clear evidence of "muddying" of detail – as in suboptimal JPG compression, with a bit of halo suggestive of oversharpening – on the other hand sharpening the JPG actually can improve detail, go figure. I tried a somewhat unfair match of the AW100 (ISO 125, f3.9) against the digital rangefinder (shot at ISO 160 with a 35mm Voigtlaender lens at f4): in this unfair comparison, there is clear loss of detail with the AW100. However the comparison is made to a sensor 30x the size, without an anti-aliasing filter and a superb lens near its peak sharpness. Furthermore, peeking at it in 100% crop, corresponding to a print size at 300 dpi of ~ 15×12 inches. If you print 8×10, I don't think you'll notice. On the other hand, some have described the JPG quality as "out of this world"…. I would respectfully disagree. I think it could be improved.
As for higher ISO, the story is the usual for compacts. It gets bad pretty quickly. ISO 400 is about the highest I would go. IMO, offering ISO 3200 on the camera is a marketing gimmick and pretty useless. If you need to shoot ISO 3200, get a D700. In good light, loss of detail and artifacts are not as apparent at base ISO ( 125).
Luckily, there is a ISO Auto setting that limits the range from 125 to 400, but unfortunately it is not customizable.
Have not tried it much, as I am not much into video. It's 1080/30p…. if you want Hi-res movies, get a movie camera :)
Filter Adapter:
There is an adapter for 40.5mm filters (just when I thought the filters I bought for my film rangefinder were otherwise useless!) I am not sure what to use it for, other than putting a polarizer on an already pretty slow lens. I tried infrared, which actually works fairly well if if was not for the limit of adjusting exposure manually or being limited to 1 s. I like that it has that feature but it has limited use.
Yes, there is in camera flash. No, it's not a soft box. What can I say?
Toughness Factor:
I did not do the drop test :) I did take the camera down to 28 ft diving and it still works now, but I did not use it (being busy enough handling a D7000 in an underwater housing). Will have to wait for winter to test it at -10 degrees Celsius.
The AW100 is a neat camera that does a decent job when you are active outside. I definitely like the design. It is a good but limited all-rounder There are a few suggestions how to improve it (are you listening Nikon?):
- I don't need RAW, but memory is cheap, so give me a 16 MP highest quality JPG mode and the ability to adjust sharpening, color and contrast myself. Oh, yes, and manual white balance – not all underwater environments look the same!
- Longer exposure times – it may actually take decent IR images. It does have a tripod socket! Why limit it to 1 s
- More information on the display: shutter speed, aperture. Also a histogram, please, it's 2011!
Otherwise, I think it is a job well done.
November 22, 2011
Too many options!
Great camera! Fast, reliable, clear colorful pictures.
Easy to use in automatic mode, but choosing specific option is not for me - too many to choose from.
One glitch though - battery shows full charge for very long, but then at the end, battery's charge diminish very quickly.
May 13, 2012
solo una dudaaa
por q al tomar fotos con poca luz aparecen unas burbujas en las fotos, tipo gris es normal?
July 10, 2012
Difficult interface and very annoying "shake" feature
This may be the best waterproof camera of its size, but the photos don't have the sharpness and color saturation I found in at least two other, though more bulky, cameras. The interface takes some getting used to. For example, selecting a flash option or macro doesn't take effect until pushing OK. I'm used to selection the menu item and pressing the shutter - not on this camera.
There is one very annoying "feature" that I will never get used to, shake for action. I was reviewing photos in the car and every time we hit the slightest bump, it would advance to the next photo. Same thing happened each time I rotated the camera to view a portrait photo. And there's no way to turn this off! This alone almost caused me to return the camera.
I still think this camera is a good choice for the size and price. But if you want better image quality and a more intuitive interface and don't mind paying more or carrying a bulkier camera, there are better options.
June 9, 2012
Needs firmware improvement
The camera overall is great. It takes good looking photos when used in the right conditions/situations. My biggest complaint is speed. When the flash is used, the time it takes to process (or maybe recharge) is a bit long. I want to be able to take one flash photo after another with little time in between. I have yet to use underwater, but will update you when I do.
June 7, 2012
nice camera if the lens didn't fog
I took this camera on my recent vacation. It went under water, it went on boats, it went to the beach, it took pictures and video. Then I noticed one of my pictures had what I thought was just a slash of water on it so I went to wipe of the lens and saw that it was fogged over on the inside. I stopped taking pictures and flipped it over so the sun was not shining on it and with in 15 minutes the fog cleared. Same thing happened several times randomly over the next few days fog on the lens. I guess I know why they have the fog removal feature available in the options. I never had a fog problem with my Olympus. Its not very convenient to have to wait for the fog to clear when you are trying to take pictures on the go.
May 25, 2012
Missing tech specs
I wish it has all of the scene modes you see in other nikon's such as a draw feature. Otherwise it's good but needs additional scene modes and quicker time in taking pictures, once this is fix i'll upgrade.
January 26, 2012
Great Camera until it flooded
As a previous user of the Nikonos V camera, I am well aware of the eventual camera flood. Usually there is sand or debris on an O-ring. Not this time! Unfortunately after 3 days of use, the camera flooded on the surface in 1-2 feet of water. I observed bubbles leaking from the joint near the monitor, not the battery door. The door was closed and latched appropriately and there was no debris on the o ring.
The camera is very easy to use and seems to take reasonable pictures and good video. I truly enjoyed using the camera and I expected to use it frequently as a backup during snorkeling trips. I am debating getting another as I think it is overall a good camera for the money. The underwater pictures appeared crisp and clear. NEF (Raw files) would be nice as this allows much better white balancing when editting, especially if taking pictures below 15 feet.
Too bad it flooded or I would give it a 4.5 rating.
July 5, 2012
Great camera with bad lens location
I keep shooting my finger. Best to have lens in the same old place the center so you do not shoot you fingers.
Other than that great camera, but I returned the camera after a week.
The 16g was not what I was looking for an other camera with 10g was just as good
May 14, 2012
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I bought the AW100 to replace my Olympus waterproof, but returned it when I found that the Action Control was always active in Playback mode. So, if you hand the camera to someone else to look at a picture, and move it a little too much, the picture changes to a different one. Very annoying and unnecessary.
Can the Action Control be turned off entirely, or at least for the Playback mode?
Can the Action Control be turned off entirely, or at least for the Playback mode?
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I havent been able to find a way to turn off the action control feature either, but, I have set it to the lowest possible setting and it seems to subdue it enough to stop it from working unless you overly magnify the 'shake' used to make it work. . I set mine to 1 and it is almost impossible for it to flip through the photos unless I use a very exagerated motion. Don't be too hard on the little guy, it is still a very sweet camera. Maybe they can fix this in a firmware update and add an 'off' button for the feature.Jun 17, 2012 by
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I stopped at Best Buy today, and tested the camera to see if the Action Control could be turned off. I could not turn it off, despite your saying it can be done. No matter what I tried, I still got an unintentional and annoying slide show when moving the camera in Playback mode.I'm interested in buying the camera again. Perhaps you can try turning off the Action Control on an actual camera and let me know? Or, give me (and others who have the same issue) very specific instructions to over-ride the "feature".
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Yes and there is also a menu to set the type of camera response when you are in action mode.Answer:
JoeR, please clarify. Are you saying that you can use the button on the left side of the camera to completely turn off Action Control, and when the camera is moved during Playback mode there will no longer be an unintentional slide show?Jun 8, 2012 by
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Yes, there is a action control button on the side of the camera
does the nikon AW100 have a flashlight built in?
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Yes it has a movie light.Answer:
a flashlight to make recordings, video ...Apr 11, 2012 by
Yes it has a built in flash.Answer:
It has a built in flash.Has staff answer
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Does it have a timelaps function with the video modes (i.e. take a frame every 30 seconds for example)
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If you connect the camera to your computer and have access to a PTP (Picture Taking Protocol) library, you can write a program to simulate a timelapse feature (you will have to stitch the photos together afterwards). I've succeeded with 12MP timelapse photos (16MP seems to crash the camera).Mar 20, 2012 by
Sorry Nikon, the 30 sec minimum value on many Nikon camera...make timelapse (or intervalometer) unuseful !!!Sep 17, 2011 by
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The new COOLPIX P7100 has the Interval Timer Shooting. You can choose from 30 s, 1 min, 5 min, or 10 min.Has staff answer
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Are there any plans for Nikon to release an underwater housing that allows depths in excess than 10m?
10 months ago
3 Answers
Their are plenty of after market cases online that will fit most bodies. Just google them.Answer:
There are after market hard cases on the web just google them.Answer:
Thanks for your question about Nikon products. Unfortunately we cannot speculate about future products until official information is announced on our web site: www.nikonusa.com.
when you say under water, does it mean i can dip it in water and take pictures and it will still work fine?
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Actually it is 10M, which is 33 ft. but for no more than 1 hour. There are also very specific instructions on how to treat the camera after using it underwater, especially in salt water. I would not recommend using it underwater and then just putting it away. You need to follow the procedures in the Manual.Jun 17, 2012 by
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Yes, you can take underwater i.e in a swimming pool or the ocean, something like that. Just don't take it more than 10ft below the surface of the water.Answer:
The Nikon COOLPIX AW100 is water-proof, shock-proof and freeze-proof. COOLPIX AW100
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If I were to loose this camera, with the built in gps am i able to pull the location of the camera up online?
10 months ago
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Sorry, no.The camera may know it's location, but it doesn't broadcast it to the internet or anywhere else.
The GPS information becomes part of the information records in every picture (EXIF data) along with aperture, etc. The benefit is that some software will allow you to see a map of the world showing where you took every shot.Answer:
No.Has staff answer
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When will the Nikon COOLPIX All Weather Sport Case be available for purchase?
8 months ago
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Comes with camera at CostcoApr 10, 2012 by
ebay.comthey are around 40-50 bucks
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Currently is not available at the Nikon store. You may want to check with local dealers in your area or online.Has staff answer
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How do I export the gps data that I've logged on my AW100 for use in Google Earth?
I've seen this mentioned in many reviews of the AW100, but was unable to find any information in the owners manual. Thanks in advance!
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recently answered this question in a previous post. In order to transfer the info to google earth and view it, that is a function built into the ViewNX software. However. If you want to post the route to Map My Ride or some other site, you can't' do it in its native format.What you can do is locate the .LOG file on the camera NCFL folder. It will be listed by date# Then download that file to your computer. Go to a website called GPS visualizer.om and convert the file to a .GPX file. Now you can take that and upload it to other websites for tracking and mapping. You can also see elevation and time and distance.
I use another site called everytrail.com and I can also post videos and photos along the time line and then share that on facebook.
Hopefully If I answer this question enough times, NIKON will get the message and incorporate this function into the next version of ViewNX. Unless you have your PC handy, it seems silly to only be able to view and log the stuff in the Nikon app.
Wind Image software will allow you to take your geotagged images and create web maps using Google Earth.Mar 9, 2012 by
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Position information recorded on a picture can be checked on a map with ViewNX2 after transferring the image to a computer.4 months, 3 weeks ago
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I just wanted to update my answer. it is actually in the set up menu under print date, then, date/date and tme/off.Answer:
Yes, it is an option in the menu under date and time. You can switch it on and off.Answer:
In certain modes.
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like the other people said, it will take up to 7.1 fps (picture mode), and up to 240 fps in video mode. The higher the fps the lower the quality of the video.May 7, 2012 by
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Per the users manual page 36: http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals/kie88335f7869dfuejdl=-cww2/AW100EN.pdfIn Continuous H mode: While the shutter-release button is pressed all the way, images are
captured continuously at a rate of about 7.1 frames per second
(when the image mode is Q 4608×3456). Shooting ends when
the shutter-release button is released, or three pictures have been
taken continuously.
Did you have trouble finding this information online or just didn't bother to do a little search?
Hope this helps!
May 7, 2012 by
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Max is 7 fps
Award Winner
National Geographic Adventure Gear of the Year
Steve Casimiro announced that the Nikon COOLPIX AW100 has made the list of the National Geographic Adventure Gear of the Year, Must-Have Gear: Fall and Winter, which spotlights the most innovative gear of the season. Casimiro said the camera is "packed with high-quality specs, including full HD video at 1080p, and it cranks out top-shelf images in challenging conditions."
October 2011
Award Winner
IF Product Design Award 2012
The Nikon COOLPIX AW100 has been honored with the iF Product Design Award 2012 from the International Forum Design GmbH of Hanover, Germany. The iF design awards have been awarded since 1953; to products exhibiting superior design. In selecting recipients, product aspects including quality of design, functionality, degree of innovation, simplicity of operation and environmental impact are considered for the product design award. Features of the AW100 to note include its waterproof, freezeproof and shockproof capabilities as well as its built-in GPS + Electronic compass.November 2011
Nikon COOLPIX AW100 Review
by Christopher SnowNovember 2011
Christopher Snow posted his review of the Nikon COOLPIX AW100 on the Digitalcamerainfo.com website, touting the camera's lens as a testament to Nikon technology. "Thanks to an expertly-crafted lens, resolution is the main area in which the AW100 will set itself apart from the pack," he said. Snow said, "It's been a great year for ruggedized cameras and we see Nikon's AW100 as the capstone." Additional features that Snow noted which make the camera fun include: "Full HD (1080p) video, ultra high speed shooting at 240 frames per second, a GPS suite that actually works, and a variety of scene modes, picture effects, and in-camera editing options." He also appreciated the filter adapter that ships with the camera, allowing for the use of 40.5mm filters. Concluding, Snow explained that the COOLPIX AW100 is the website's best rugged camera of 2011.
Nikon COOLPIX AW100 Review
by Jim FisherDecember 2011
Jim Fisher posted his review of the Nikon COOLPIX AW100 on the pcmag.com website, touting the camera's rugged build and performance. He added that the AW100 performs faster than any camera in its competitive set, receiving an Editors' Choice for the rugged camera category: "the AW100 is the speediest rugged camera that we've tested." Other features of the camera that impressed Fisher included its sharp details, accurate colors, low noise, in addition to the camera's built-in GPS.
Nikon COOLPIX AW100 Review
by Mike PerlmanDecember 2011
Mike Perlman posted his review of the Nikon COOLPIX AW100 on the Technobuffalo.com website. Taking the camera to "Sgt. Perlman's Rugged Device Boot Camp" he put the camera through testing of its waterproof, shockproof and freezeproof features as well as its general photography and video modes. Perlman noted that the COOLPIX AW100 "will get the job done." He liked the fun filters as well as the incorporated GPS, Electronic Compass and 16 Megapixel CMOS sensor. Perlman concluded his review by stating, "The Nikon Coolpix AW100 was a bonafide fighter, and I salute it."
Nikon COOLPIX AW100 Review
by Kimberly HallenDecember 2011
Kimberly Hallen posted her review of the Nikon COOLPIX AW100 on the DigitalCameraReview.com website. Hallen noted that, "the overall performance of the Nikon AW100 leaves a good impression." Features that impressed her included the GPS functionality and Action Control, as well as the camera's ruggedness and quick start up time. Hallen also touted the VR, long exposure capabilities, macro mode, and continuous shooting mode. She was impressed with the image quality, saying, "the AW100 offers impressive resolution, with a sharpness close to that of a DSLR."
Award Winner
red dot award: product design
The Nikon COOLPIX AW100 has received the red dot award: product design, which is sponsored by Germany's Design Zentrum Nordrhein Westfalen. The award is given to products released over the past two years that exhibit superiority in functionality, innovation, ergonomics, ecology and durability. Features of the AW100 that are notable include its adoption of a lens design that has allowed for a slim, compact digital camera; in addition to its variety of functions that make it convenient for outdoor shooting.March 2012


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A Different Kind Of Truth is due out in March and they are about to tour. Roth is back and Hagar is probably driving one of his vintage cars 200 mph or faster.
First single released, Tattoo. I hope they can capture the magic they had before Roth left since the post-Roth music has generally be crap.
Their debut CD still ranks as one of the top-10 in rock history as far as I am concerned.
I still listen to their pre-Hagar music.
GanjaFreebird (01-31-2012)
Not a big fan of "Tattoo," nor am I a fan of Van Halen replacing Michael Anthony with Eddie's kid. I do like Roth, though. I hope the album doesn't suck.
Notalibtard (02-13-2012), queenlillian1962 (02-05-2012), ñøüê® (01-31-2012)
Michael Anthony added great backing vocals too. Van Halen is done. They sucked ever since they got Hagar!
They tour playing old, great music. They did suck when Roth left and Hagar joined. They never were even close to the same.
Their music with Roth, the first few CDs, is still timeless. Their first 6 CDs are all good. Hagar ruined them.
THIS sounds more like the Van Halen that stole the show at the first Texxas Jam, way way back in 1979 in front of 90-thousand of us in 105 degree weather. Off their new CD.
I don't know, I kind of like Van Hagar.
Notalibtard (02-13-2012), queenlillian1962 (02-05-2012)
Gotta admit I liked some of Hagar's stuff but I also liked Roth. Can't wait to hear the new CD. Tattoo is OK but it doesn't have the same energy the original Van Halen had IMO. Have to hear the rest of the CD to determine if it sucks or is good.
Notalibtard (02-13-2012)
Hagar has a very good voice and Roth doesn't. In Rock n Roll, I have my "standards" as far as voice goes, but they are low. Malcolm Young is my Exhibit A. He didn't get into Julliard School and who cares? Not me.
Lemmy? No can (and no do or will ever) tolerate him or Motorhead. Told you. I have my "standards".
They never had the energy, the sheer raw anger, with Hagar. 3 more off the new one. Sounds much like Van Halen of old, and I still like Van Halen of old's music. But "the jury is out" until I hear it all a couple of times.queenlillian:
Gotta admit I liked some of Hagar's stuff but I also liked Roth. Can't wait to hear the new CD. Tattoo is OK but it doesn't have the same energy the original Van Halen had IMO. Have to hear the rest of the CD to determine if it sucks or is good.
queenlillian1962 (02-06-2012)
Not really moved by any of the new stuff, though I gotta say Wolfgang's bassing isn't as bad as I expected. It's also better than almost everything they've put out post-OU812; at the very least it's a step in the right direction.
GanjaFreebird (02-06-2012)
OK, it's been a week, and I can't deny that the songs are really growing on me. There's a certain stylistic jumble and quirkiness you get from Roth-led Van Halen that's different than just about any band, and I just can't resist it. In particular, I'm really liking the harmonies -- they definitely mesh better with Roth. It's so much less polished and professional sounding than Van Hagar, but it's also so much better.
Still not as good as their early stuff, but I'm upgrading my rating here to: better than almost everything they've put out post-5150.
ñøüê® (02-13-2012)
Wolfgang's OK. You're right he's a fattie, though.
The only reason he is in a band is because he is eddies son.
Well, duh.
He should change his name to chaz van halen
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I've been playing around with the new Safari 4 beta and its support for CSS transitions. I added some transitions to my site, but since the property (-webkit-transition) isn't an approved standard yet, it doesn't validate. Other than the transitions, the rest of my stylesheet is valid.
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Whoopie! This ep was awesome not only Infernape just learned flare blitz but Gible also star the battle and mastered Draco meteor while Donphan was being useless and did absolutely nothing in the ep. Gliscor is back in the house, the way it came back is just like how Charizard did^_^
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Huh I'm really pleased with this episode. It felt like a proper league match. It got into the action right away, with Infernape learning a new move. Then right into battle. Noctowl looked awesome, I'm a little sad it didn't star, but Gible mastered Draco Meteor so its all good. Donphan was.....well...let's just forget about that. Conway was awesome. Great idea of using Trick Room, and then just as Ash was recalling Donphan using the speed from trick room to use Mean Look trapping it in the battle. Awesome. Gible eating Shuckle was hilarious. Also! Japanese OK! music in the background made it even better.
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Damn saw the episode now with good quality and its a huge diference, i didnt notice Glalie was with Torterra and Infernape in the stream lol, looks like Ash will really use it, against Takuto possibly.
Yeah Takuto is a Sasuke emo boy urgh... lets hope he isnt has anoying, probably he wont be it will just be a battle.
So, what a good LEAGUE match that was. Gible's Draco Meteor looked awesome (hopefully that's now mastered, not that it matters as it most likely won't be seen for a looong time). Noctowl was great, Donphan was obviously going to play the fall guy, which I have no problem with as he got a fair amount of time in the BF saga to shine & rightly did so.
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Let's see.
This is the first Team Rocket segment I've really enjoyed in a while.
The intro poses for Conway and Ash at the beginning of their battle were really neat. Ash looked so serious and focused. And that's how he battled in this episode. He never got too rattled by anything Conway did, and the switching of his pokemon showed that he was thinking on his feet and really just trying things out.
That's interesting about Ash choosing the pokemon he did instead of Monferno, Glalie, and Torterra. Conway wasn't the only one surprised; Pikachu looked that way as well.
Sorry, forgot to say: Ash's "secret" strategy was pretty good: have Gible catch opposing pokemon in its jaws and then fire Draco Meteor. That was the big difference in the match.
Aww...Ash and Paul so early! Well, they're okay with it, so I should have the same attitude. I'm sure the writers know what they're doing.
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And you all doubted Gliscor returning!
Also guys it was not a ds but a "3DS" XD!
Since when is Noctowl shiny? Did I miss something?
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I really enjoyed this battle, Gible shined.
I loved the way Draco Meteor was used, with Gible loving to bite everything, it made perfect sense to use it like that, kudos to Ash.
Poor Donphan, I hate seeing one of my favorite pokemon get pummeled like that, but oh well...
I really wish they would have left the Trick Room "room'" on the battlefield the whole match because it looked really cool.
The LT looks frickin psycho!
Overall, this was a good match and a good episode.
Since Johto when it was captured, I guess you missed that.
How come Gliscor flew in all Charizard like? Didn't he leave his pokeball with the air master?
Did anyone else here the background music that was playing when Gible was fighting Dusknoir? Unless I'm mistaken that was the first Japanese Opening "Aim to be a Pokemon Master!" EPIC!
Edit: Just saying if Ash's Gible can fight like this then he does not need to evolve, he's like Pikachu. He can be cute and yet utterly destroy the opposition.
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Finally saw the episode!
- Ash training with Infernape and Infernape learning a blue Flare Blitz! That's hot! Infernape just took awesome to a whole nother level just from that training session imo. Definitely my favorite fire type.
- We see Glalie! Hope that means Ash plans to use it in the future? We'll see but it's nice that it's around.
- Barry's fangasms, Conway lurking behind the tree, and was that Cynthia trying to figure out what to buy like she did with that ice cream? Haha, hope she doesn't miss too many matches just standing there XD
- Shuckle vs. Noctowl, seems like Shuckle's having the upper hand (I heard Power Trick), and Noctowl is recalled.
- Shuckle vs. Donphan, Donphan's attacking with Rollout but so is Shuckle with Gyro Ball. Donphan's recalled as Ash needs to come up with a strategy to beat this Shuckle. Who's the next pokemon...
- It's Gible! And the plan is to catch Gyro Ball in its mouth! Awesome scene, and it's nice to see this because it's not done a lot...catching a pokemon in its mouth. Although whatever Shuckle used when it was inside Gible's mouth...uh let's just say it was quite interesting lol.
- Gible DM's Shuckle from its mouth! YES! I wanted that to happen, and it looked like it worked throughout the whole attack too. Shame though, is it wrong for me that I wanted to see someone get hit by Gible's DM? XD
- Lickilicky vs. Gible...oh my lanta was that lick done creepily. Funny at the same time though. Lol @ everyone's reaction, haha even TR's!
- Noctowl vs. Lickilicky and Noctowl wins! Yay, I'm glad to see it get some wins. And it's nice to see Extrasensory too!
- Dusknoir appears and Trick Room is used. Noctowl is beaten quickly. Darn, I thought it would be the one to beat Dusknoir but that wasn't the case. All the epic moves we've seen it were already used for Shuckle and Lickilicky so it seems like someone else needs to beat Dusknoir.
- Dusknoir vs. Donphan, Ash tries to attack but Dusknoir seems too much. So Ash wants to recall Donphan and see what else he could do. But before he could, Conway made sure to Mean Look Donphan so it could get beaten while its down as opposed to coming back and win. Conway is definitely not playing around and Ash has to find some way to beat Conway and all of his strategy and trickery moves. Looks like pure strength is not going to help Ash.
- Gible vs. Dusknoir, and of course...Gible caught Dusknoir in its mouth too! Definitely Ash's saving strategy right there. A Draco Meteor and even a Dragon Pulse and Dusknoir is finally down! Yay!
- Nice to see all of Ash's pokemon eating and relaxing after a good battle. It's Ash vs. Paul, the moment we've all been waiting for! Can't wait for it!
Overall, nice battle. Really hilarious too with all the types of strategy and everyone's reactions/facial expressions! I thought Noctowl would star here the most but I'm glad it still got a win and showcased some awesome moves. And it made sense for GIble to shine. This is probably its only battle and considering it's the Sinnoh league, as a Sinnoh pokemon, Gible deserves it. Not to mention, it hasn't had any major battles until today so it's nice to see it get some wins and contribute to Ash's success in his Sinnoh adventure. It's a bummer Donphan couldn't get a win but in order for Noctowl and Gible to get their moments, it had to be done. And looking at the battle, it lost because it got Mean Looked rather than just OHKO like I personally thought it would be. Had it been recalled, things could've gone differently for it so I'm glad its loss was due to Conway's strategy. It definitely made Conway more threatening to see that it beat Ash's best anti-ghost type battler and one of Ash's strong wildcard reserves with its Trick Room of Terror and other tricks.
Just goes to show that strength isn't everything as shown by two of Ash's wins against Conway: Gible's. After catching Shuckle and Dusknoir in its mouth, the battle turned to Ash's favor. So the lesson here, when all else fails, use your mouth and try to eat a pokemon and you'll win
It sure would be intense battling between Ash and Paul cant wait.....


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