Super-megazoom with GPS

Appearance:
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The Nikon P900 has a huge zoom range up to 2000 mm. Over the entire area makes colorful and sharp images.
In wide-angle I would like a bit more of me.
The image stabilizer is very helpful and creates also on driving car to stabilize images.
RAW goes from me personally not. I must be back-converted. Sensor size is the limiting factor for the Zoom. If the sensor is larger, one would have a lot more glass lug around.
The camera replaces a pair of binoculars. It's much better. I know of no portable binoculars / pipe with 83x magnification.

GPS
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The GPS works very precisely. You have to use the logging function when the camera so that all photos have immediately the right location. While this will cost battery, but saves a lot of work after sorting. That is why it is also much more suitable as a travel camera PowerShot SX60 as which does not have GPS.

Handling:
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The camera is quite large and not suitable as Always-In-Camera. Because the Canon PowerShot SX60 is already easier to transport. But for always-The Nikon S9900 would (30x zoom + GPS) or the PowerShot SX280 (20xZoom + GPS) is a better choice. The speed is pretty fast.
I welcome the charging function via USB. So they always go to share the spare battery with my phone and GPS.

Example photos:
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Sportplatz freehand. The woman is behind the fence on the other side of the sports field. One can see the contents of the shopping cart.
The summit cross is 5.8 km away from the viewpoint. In both cases, I have taken the digital zoom to help without the image quality would greatly suffered.