Compare Prices : Nikon Coolpix 4100 - Expert Reviews

Pros: Images show good detail. Handy design with 14.5MB of internal memory. Framing assist helps the focus work better. Can use double-A alkalines or rechargeables.

Cons: Daylight images are soft around the perimeter. Graininess in shadows. Flash is weak. Slowest recycle time of any camera we've seen, and boot time is also a bit long. Shutter lags enough that you'll miss many photo opportunities.

Verdict: Despite its ergonomics and ease of use, the Coolpix 4100's extremely slow performance and weak flash should send even casual shutterbugs looking elsewhere.

Review summary: The Coolpix 4100 is a compact, lightweight digital still camera with 4 megapixel effective image resolution and a Nikkor 3x zoom lens. It's an easy-to-use mid-range model with superior image quality that will satisfy the needs of beginners to advanced ...

Verdict: Users can shoot, crop and make color changes right in the camera and then send great pictures directly to a printer. The Coolpix 4100 offers a step up to a more powerful point-and-shoot digital camera without sacrificing simplicity, portability and ...

Review summary: Nikon Coolpix 4100 Review. This is a standard point and shoot digital camera. It is aimed at anybody looking for something simple and straightforward.

Verdict: Typical standard digital camera. Decent set of features and the four megapixels and Nikon brand name may just give it the edge over other, similar cameras.

Review summary: The Nikon Coolpix 4100 is a 4.0 megapixel camera with a 3x Optical Zoom lens, 1.6 inch LCD and 14.5 megabytes internal memory allowing users to shoot pictures even without an SD memory card inserted. It measures 88 x 65 x 38mm and weighs 140g (without ...

Verdict: The Nikon Coolpix 4100 is based on the successful Coolpix 2200 and 3200 cameras so has a proven track record and should please. It will be released in the Northern Hemisphere summer and is priced at around $299.95 (US)