Supplied Accessories
- Camera Strap AN-CP19
- Rechargeable Li-ion Battery EN-EL12
- Charging AC Adapter EH-69P
- UC-E6 USB Cable
- Audio Video Cable EG-CP16
- Nikon ViewNX 2 Software CD
*Supplied accessories may differ depending on country or area.
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I am seeing pics with spots looking like old pictures... how can I fix this?
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I am trying to use an Eye-Fi SD card for uploading pictures with the camera. They recommend that I override the auto-off settings, how do I do this?
Thanks, any advice on settings would be very helpful!
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It looks like there is dirt inside the lens area; is there a way to remove the dirt?
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what is the best store type for taking large numbers of top quaility photos in rapid secession
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What is the highest size SDHC card that can be supported by Nikon Coolpix S8100 and S9100 cameras ? Now 128 GB SDHC cards are available
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IS IT ADVISABLE TO TAKE THE DECAL OFF THE FRONT OF THE CAMERA? iT READS "BACKSIDEI LLUMINATION CMOS 12.2 MEGAPIXELS"
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Is there a wy for a flash picture to be taken at a faster speed
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Entire camera freezes once every few weeks, screen is goes blank in the midst of pic taking via green camera position in dial, should I return cam?
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When closed and off the camera sounds and feels like there is a loose part inside, is this normal?
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S9100 locks up - no zoom, no focus, no picture taken, won't turn on or off. Have to remove battery to reset.
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We are using a coolpix S9100
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Need to know what settings I should have to shoot indoors across a subway platform
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Can I use an SDHC "ultra" memory card in my Nikon coolpix 100 camera
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The easiest way is to hold the camera more steadily (this may sound obvious but the first lesson I generally teach people is how to hold the camera better, don't hold the camera out, as your hands will shake, which is one of the reasons you get blur, position you feet apart (in an open stance), generally I put one foot in slightly in front of the other, Generally I will have my elbows into my chest, whilst having the camera held up, take a breath before you shoot, so the body isn't moving. This might not work at x18 zoom as this is a long distance.
Use support or a tripod/monopod. If you can balance the camera on something it will make a big difference, if you can't do that support yourself against something, so you are not swaying around.
The S9100 if I remember correctly doesn't have manual/shutter/aperture priority but does have various scenes, so which increase or decrease the shooting speed appropriately. Something like sport will have a faster shooting speed, but remember, your photos will be darker as the sensor is exposed to less light.
Shooting in good light. This make a big difference, if you haven't got good light the camera will naturally compensate by changing the shutterspeed and aperture to get the right amount of light onto the sensor, thus slowing the speed that you are shooting. You can compensate this by having a higher ISO but the higher you go the more noise that you get on the photos. This is a much bigger issue with compact cameras, like the S9100 because it has a smaller sensor.
Hopefully this will make a difference to your shooting.
How do I turn Protect On???? I cannot get the arrow to go to the very bottom for ON...? Page 122 of the manual is useless!
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how can I make sure vibration reduction is turned on? All my photos are blurry
The camera is a coolpix s9100
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Review
Nikon COOLPIX S9100 Review
by Tim MoynihanApril 2011
Tim Moynihan posted his review of the Nikon COOLPIX S9100 on the PC World and Macworld websites, touting many of the features of the camera that have made it a top pick. He was impressed with the long 18x zoom range, image quality, ergonomic design and creative features. He said, "Its one of the easiest cameras to use right out of the box." Moynihan noted that the S9100 is among the best compact long zoom cameras that PC World/Macworld has ever tested. He added, "[The] COOLPIX S9100 turned in some of the best scores we've seen across the board for a point and shoot camera in PCWorld Labs subjective testing for image quality." Moynihan concluded by stating: "This camera offers great performance and value for the price."
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Nikon COOLPIX S9100 Review
by Mike PerlmanApril 2011
InfoSync World posted Mike Perlman's review of the Nikon COOLPIX S9100, touting the camera's large 18x zoom range. Perlman was also impressed with the other new features of the Nikon COOLPIX S9100: faster burst shooting, more frame rate options, and creative effects.
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Nikon COOLPIX S9100
by PJ JacobowitzApril 2011
PC Magazine posted PJ Jacobowitz's review of the Nikon COOLPIX S9100, stating that the camera received an "Editor's Choice" award. Jacobowitz was impressed with both the still image and HD video quality of the camera, noting that results of their image quality test were "solid across the board." He also said the S9100 offers the best of both worlds, as it features a wide-angle lens and (18x zoom) impressive telephoto. Other features of the camera that were touted in the review included the speed of the S9100, excellent low-light performance, and high quality LCD. Jacobowitz concluded, "The Nikon COOLPIX S9100 is a top-notch choice for a compact superzoom camera."
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Nikon COOLPIX S9100 Review
by Howard CreechMay 2011
Howard Creech posted his review of the Nikon COOLPIX S9100 on the DigitalCameraReview.com website. He noted that the camera features "some nice new innovations and a great 18x optic." Creech stated that the design of the COOLPIX S9100 is "rather elegant in an understated way" and the camera felt "comfortingly solid in use." He added that the S9100 "would be an almost ideal choice to replace an aging first digital camera, an excellent choice as a family camera, and a very good choice for travelers who want a small, tough, easy to use digicam."
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Nikon COOLPIX S9100 Review
by Mike FlacyMay 2011
Mike Flacy posted his review of the Nikon COOLPIX S9100 digital camera on the Steve's Digicams website. Flacy said the camera features "excellent shooting performance and great overall image quality," in an "incredibly versatile compact digicam." He said the camera combines a slew of creative features for "an appealing travel or everyday camera." Some of the many features he was impressed with included face detection, the impressive burst capabilities, full 1080p HD video recording, incredibly close Macro shooting and 18x optical zoom.
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Nikon COOLPIX S9100 Review
by Mike Pasini and Stephanie BoozerJuly 2011
Mike Pasini and Stephanie Boozer posted their review of the Nikon COOLPIX S9100 on the Imaging Resource website, declaring the camera a Dave’s Pick. Pasini and Boozer said the S9100 “is one of the most attractive compact digicams we've seen,” adding, “With an 18x optical zoom range that starts at a very wide angle, there aren't many places you won't want to bring it.” The pair were impressed with the ergonomic design and layout of the camera, as well as the fast startup, quick autofocus, and full featured movie capture options.
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Nikon COOLPIX S9100 Review
by Barnaby Britton, Scott Everett and Kelcey SmithJuly 2011
Barnaby Britton, Scott Everett and Kelcey Smith posted their review of the Nikon COOLPIX S9100 on dpreview.com, awarding the camera a dpreview.com Gold Award. The camera was part of a test of six “travel zoom compact cameras” completed by the staff of the website. The reviewers said the S9100 is a “lovely little compact” that offers all of the speed and portability of its predecessor, with a longer zoom range and better image quality. Features that were touted included the 920,000 dot LCD, 25-450mm zoom range, detail resolution, fast autofocus and night landscape mode.
Award Winner
PCMag.com Best of the Year 2011 Gold Winner
The Nikon S9100 has been named PCMag.com's Best of the Year 2011 Gold award winner in the Compact Superzoom category. Only the best of the best products that PCMag.com reviews over the course of a year make it to the Best of the Year level. "The S9100 was our favorite superzoom of 2011," said the editors. Features noted by the editors included the S9100's 12-megapixel resolution, super-sharp LCD, Full HD video capabilities and low light sensitivity.November 2011






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