#101 Jon

#96/97 or anyone…I’m having a real problem with the camera staying frozen. When I turn it on, I can still see through the view finder but none of the functions work (not even the power button). To turn it off I have to remove the battery (the lens still stays out), when I push the battery back in the lens retracts.  It was only used for 2 months and was brand new. Any suggestions other than sending it back?

6:49 pm - Thursday, August 16, 2012

#102 penny

Very varied opinions. I can now buy model for £99 in sale. Is it a good buy at this price

7:13 pm - Saturday, September 15, 2012

#103 Lucie

My camera S9100 has also ruined my vacation as it freezes. With all the comments I just read, I see that this is a technical problem. I bought it at Target but no longer have the receipt. I will contact Nikkon and see if they can give me another camera. When it works I like the pictures

9:27 pm - Friday, October 5, 2012

#104 Philip Carr

Worst camera I have ever owned.  Huge focus problems which lots of people have complained about.  Noisy pics (although my expectations were not that high for a compact).  Broke after 18 months (after very little user) and would cost more to repair than to buy something new and decent like a sony or lumix.

The only good thing about it was the HD filming.

2:44 pm - Sunday, January 20, 2013

#105 Brett

TRY THOMAS’S METHOD. IF YOU TURN THE INNER LENS RING IT WILL RESET. Still Nikon should be doing better with this.  Will probably never buy another one.

6:18 pm - Tuesday, February 5, 2013

#106 Aldo

The purchase of the Nikon S9100 if was a major disappointment!
I thought the photo sensors elettroilluninati davono less noisy mah .. I changed my mind the S9100, I was greatly disappointed! Possesore also being a Nikon D80 with the 18/200 VR
I think the next will be digital scascabile: CANON! like my old Canon G5

Greetings of Italy

7:07 pm - Sunday, May 19, 2013