Your best bet is to send it to Canon for repair. If you would rather just get a different camera instead of spending the $160 esitmated repair cost (I'm always looking for a reason that I need to replace my "obsolete" 2 year old gear with the latest iteration of it!), my recommendation would be to take a run at repairing it yourself. I've never taken apart an S95, but in my experience with a few other small cameras that I've taken apart if you are careful you shouldn't break anything and you should be able to dissemble it to some extent with a set of small screwdrivers. If you do it, I'd take pictures (with a different camera or a phone cam) along the way, and also sketch outlines of the various parts where you are removing the screws from, with the screw holes drawn onto the sketches, and tape the screws down at the appropriate locations so you know which goes where when (if?) you put it back together. Once you get to the problem area, you might find that something just slipped out of it's place and you might be able to reposition it.
I'd only do it as a last resort once I had determined that I wasn't going to pay to get it repaired, though, as usually things don't go back together as easily as they come apart! Good luck if you do it.
Not that it makes any difference but how did the picture he took come out?
The damage is already done, I'd nudge it a bit, two or three times if necessary, maybe it'll pop back on track.
Can't even check, it shuts itself down.
I tried moving the lens back into place, it's stuck really hard. I'd have to use a
