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Nikon Coolpix 4100 4MP Digital Camera with 3x Optical Zoom

Item Overviews Nikon CoolPix 4100 Digital Camera 25522 - The concept of a digital-camera may sound disarming to some individuals but the Coolpix 4100 is so easy to use, you'll discover that all this technology adds more comfort and security than ever before. It even has 14.5MB internal memory so you could begin taking pictures right away. You can more memory by adding optional SD memory cards. Besides taking crisp, color still pictures, you can also take movies - video clips - at up to 640x480 VGA to the limit that your memory card allows. Optical viewfinder or 1.6 backlit LCD screen Built-in automatic Speedlight electronic-flash with Shooting Range - (W) 1.3ft - 11.2ft, (T) 1.3ft - 6.6ft Battery - AA-size Alkaline x 2 (included), CR-V3 Lithium battery x 1 (included). We advise purchasing optional rechargeable AA batteries One SD memory expansion slot. For practicality, we advise purchasing optional SD memory of at least 256MB for greater storage capacity Has USB and A/V connectivity for PC - Macintosh - TV to view, edit, print, email, and file your images Includes PictBridge for printing images without using a computer Unit size (W x H x D) - 3.5 x 2.6 x 1.5 inches / Unit weight - 4.9 ounces without memory card and batteries Read more Details.

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Nikon (43) Features : 4-megapixel sensor captures enough detail to create photo-quality 11-by-15-inch enlargements3x optical Zoom-Nikkor lens combines with 4x digital zoom for 12x total zoomOne-Touch Red-Eye Fix feature; movie mode with sound; PictBridge compatibleStore images in 14.5 MB internal memory or optional Secure Digital (SD) cardsPowered by 2 AA-size batteries (alkaline included; rechargeable Ni-MH recommended); connects to computers via USB Specification : Nikon adds more megapixel power to its popular 2200/3200 models with the Coolpix 4100. Featuring the same stylish, comfortable grip, the compact Coolpix 4100 has a 4-megapixel resolution as well as an internal 14.5 MB memory, which enables you to shoot pictures when you've filled your SD memory card. Other features include Nikon's exclusive one-touch red-eye fix (using the included PictureProject software), 3x optical zoom lens, movie mode with audio, and 15 versatile scene modes (for with Nikon's Scene Assist function).

Optics and Resolution
The Coolpix 4100 has a maximum resolution of 4 megapixels for 2288 x 1712 images--good enough for print enlargements up to 20 x 30 inches. It also has three lower resolution modes: 1600 x 1200 (2 MP), 1024 x 768 (SVGA), and 640 x 480 (VGA). The high-quality 3x optical Zoom-Nikkor lens has a focal range of 5.8-17.4mm (35-105mm, 35mm photography equivalent). The handy Macro mode can be used as close as 1.6 inches (4cm) so that small objects can fill the frame.

Movie Mode
Capture video (without audio) at 15 frames per second (fps) at three different settings: 640 x 480, 320 x 240, or 160 x 120 pixels. Movie length is only limited by the amount of storage you have on hand (either internal memory or external memory cards).

More Features
The exclusive Nikon In-Camera Red-Eye Fix function analyzes image data and corrects typical instances of red-eye in less than 3 seconds. It's activated when the camera is set to the red eye reduction flash mode, where a the typical pre-flash first minimizes red eye effect. The camera then analyzes the picture using powerful image processing and analysis technology, which is completely automatic and transparent.

The Coolpix 4100 features 15 specially programmed modes to automatically handle focus, exposure, white balance and other adjustments that help you take great pictures at the press of a button. Four scene modes (Portrait, Night Portrait, Landscape, and Sports) come with Scene Assist, which offer a selection of easy framing assist options to help you compose your pictures with the assistance of framing guides displayed in the monitor.

Other features include: 1.6-inch, 80,000-pixel low-temperature polysilicon TFT LCD with 5-level brightness adjustment Built-in flash with red-eye reduction, auto, anytime flash, flash cancel, and slow sync modes Date Counter imprints the number of days to, or time since a specified occasion Playback options include Full frame...

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Which is better, the Nikon coolpix 4100 or the coolpix S200?

Oct 07, 2007 by yomera | Posted in Cameras

A couple of years ago I bought the Nikon coolpix 4100. I needed to take quality pictures and since I couldn't afford a digital SLR camera (to replace my good film camera), I decided to buy the Nikon coolpix 4100. I have been satisfied with it (I know it's not the same as an SLR). The only thing I don't like is its size. I needed a camera to carry with me when I am with my friends (to take those simple pictures when you are socializing) so I decided to buy one of those little ones point and shoot cameras regardless the quality. So I bought the Nikon Coolpix S200. My plan was to keep my previous Nikon coolpix 4100 to use it when I needed high quality photos and use the little one for socializing. After comparing the pixels I was surprised when I saw the the coolpix S200 can take pictures up to 3,072 x 2,304 when the coopix 4100 can only take up to 2,288 x 1,712. So is the little one better than the bulky one? (and yes, I will sometimes need those pixels to enlarge photos)

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Nobody can answer this question better than you can. You own both cameras, so you are in the position to do your own side-by-side comparison. Just do it and come back and you tell US which is better. I'd suspect that the newer camera with the newer softare and more pixels would be the better of the two, so without seeing anything, I'd vote for the S200.

nikon coolpix 4100. need to download pictures but no program in to download pictures from digital camera?

Feb 16, 2008 by LTM77 | Posted in Cameras

I lost the CD to download the program in the computer

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If you have your pictures in an external memory you dint need software to download them you just have to put you card into a card reader and a folder with your pics will open in your computer (click on my pc, then click in external drives) from where you can copy them to your pc

If the pictures are in your camera or you dont have a card reader other than the one is inside you camera plug your camera to you pc and start the camera wizard and it will open a window with your pics select them and copy them.

P.d.- It is possible you can find the software of your camera in the Nikon website

Hi i got this nikon 4100 coolpix camera and i wanted to know how can i download my pix on the computer.?

May 28, 2008 by Baby Kash | Posted in Software

i had bought the camera for 50 bucks and when i take pictures and get ready to download them on my computer nothing comes up but you can here the clicking sound when i put the device in the computer...but could it be i need an memory card to be able to download my pictures or could it be something else please help me??

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A memory card will easily solve your problems. However, just plugging your camera to your computer via USB should just about get you what you need. I say just about because on my Olympus digital camera I need to change a setting in the menu to output what it has stored to my PC via USB.

If you don't have the original manual, try going to Nikon online and looking for it. I'm sure you'll find all your answers there.

Good luck.

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Nikon Coolpix 4100 lens fault?

Jan 05, 2007 by Tom Cobbley | Posted in Cameras

I switched the camera on connected it to the Laptop downloaded some pictures, disconnected the wires, switched the camera off and the lens failed to retract and the legend Lens Fault came up, I tried switching on and off even took the batteries out, fitted fully charged ones, any Ideas?

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I have a coolpix 5100 and i had the same problem some time ago. O.K i used a risky strategy of forcing the lens in against a soft pad. It did the trick to get the lens back in and I have never suffered the same issue since. I am not suggesting that you do the same but it is what I had to do. I think that I had a grain of sand in the mechanism from the beach and this clogged the retracting gear. But like i say it worked for me.

Hope it helps. Good luck.

Nikon coolpix 4100 camera problem...?

Mar 07, 2009 by hannerz2004 | Posted in Cameras

Hi I was wondering if anyone has any suggestions. I put in new batteries into my camera and turned it on but it's stuck on changing the date page. I can only turn it on and off if anyone has any solutions to my problem please let me know. Thanks! :)

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Nikon Coolpix Video Encoding Apple Format?

Apr 10, 2007 by Dan C | Posted in Cameras

Hi. I have a nikon coolpix 4100 camera, that i take video with. Unfourtuneately, i have a windows computer without apple suitable format software to edit (windows movie maker i am using) and well i can not use any of the videos i take. Is there a way that i can make the camera encode in Windows format, not in apple, so I don't have to use a transferer? They don't even work that good the buyable transfer software.
Thanks

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Unfortunately, the camera can only record videos in the format that's preset by Nikon. However, you can convert the video after you've downloaded it to the computer. Here's a good website to find guide & utilities to convert video from/to various formats - http://www.videohelp.com/convert

How to download a home video to the internet?

Feb 13, 2009 by yoyoshizdawg | Posted in Software

So I have a Nikon coolpix 4100 and idk how to get a video file to a file that I can open on you tube. Please I need help this video is very important.

How do I change size of pictures?

Aug 31, 2007 by duchess77 | Posted in Cameras

I have a Nikon Coolpix 4100. When I take pictures, then download them to my computer, they are huge. The pictures are usually a 1700x2288. I have the InfrView program, but I only know how to change them one by one. I'm not very familiar with the program (to know how to change them all at one time), and I have quite a few pictures that I'd like resized. Can anyone help me?? Is there a way I can adjust the settings on my camera? Or do I have to adjust it on my downloading software? Or do you know how to resize bulk pictures on InfraView???

Please help!!!
Thank you!
So, do I just have to change the size of the pics when I get them downloaded if I want the high resolution?? What is a good program that will let me edit many pics at the same time?

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If you have Windows XP, go to this site and download the "image resizer" It doesn't take up hardly any room.
Once you load the pics onto your computer, view then as icons. Hold down "control" and highlight the ones you want to resize. Once done highlighting, right click on one of the images, and you should see "resize image". Click it, and you can make them small, medium, or large. It will save your original, and make a new copy of the resized image. Small is good for myspace, and emails. Hope this helps.
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx

Help with my camera?

Feb 13, 2008 by Bee | Posted in Cameras

I have a Nikon Coolpix 4100 but lost the cord to connect it to the computer. The memory card I am using is a SanDisk SD (256 MB). On my computer is Windows Xp. I don't know if any of this matters. But anyway, I inserted the memory card in my printer, and I know it was in there right because the green light flashed until it was solid. But I can't seem to find my pictures anywhere on my computer. Does anyone know where I can find them?

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>click on start button
>right click on my computer
>click explore
>find your SD card it should be :D, :E or :F
good luck

When I use normal digital camear auto mode to shooting the photo in hall , the photo is usually shock . Why ?

Feb 01, 2008 by BB | Posted in Cameras

My Digital Camera : Nikon Coolpix 4100
If using manual mode , what is exposure and white balance to use ?
What is incandescent or florescent lighting means ? The hall lighting is orange , which one I should use ?

There are scene mode like indoor/party , but result are terrible too.

The camera does not support manual ISO , but able to adjust exposure and while balance.

The shock photo is the image looks blurr , multiple face overlapping.

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Fluorescent lights are those long tubes found in ceiling fixtures in schools and offices. Improper white balance will result in greenish-yellow images.

Incandescent light is the standard light bulb found in table lamps. Improper white balance will result in orange-reddish images.

IMO you need to READ & STUDY the Owner's Manual for your camera. There should be a section devoted to setting the white balance under different lighting conditions.

I would also like to know exactly what you mean when you say: "... the picture is usually shock."