Nikon Coolpix S9100 Review

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Not much has changed since our visit last Fall with the Coolpix S8100, and that's because Nikon's follow-up to the S8000 was a significant improvement. It's now edging along the crest of Spring and the Nikon Coolpix S9100 has already been unleashed to replace the S8100, which still seems wet behind the ears. Why is this? Canon didn't follow up with a PowerShot SD4500 IS replacement yet. Further perplexing is the fact that Nikon really didn't improve upon much with the Coolpix S9100, save a larger zoom, minor design tweaks, image effects, and some handy additional continuous shooting modes. The sensor, controls, interface, and form factor have all remained unmolested, so what gives? In our eyes, the new Nikon Coolpix S9100 will suit those who wanted a faster camera with a larger zoom out of the Coolpix S8100. Is the S9100 worth the extra 30 bucks over the S8100? Let's dust off the magnifying glass, gumshoes.