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Nikon D100 Digital Camera
40 reviews
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$285.00
The Nikon D100 is a fantastic starter DSLR, with a low price and stunning image quality. Those familiar with Nikon’s film cameras will feel...
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The Nikon D100 is a fantastic starter DSLR, with a low price and stunning image quality. Those familiar with Nikon’s film cameras will feel right at home with its similar body build, and support for over 40 official AF Nikkor lenses. While the Nikon D100’s six-megapixel resolution might not sound like much today, the sheer quality of the images means printing at much larger sizes is entirely possible, and even encouraged. If you have yet to step into the DSLR world, the Nikon D100 makes an excellent entry point.
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Pros: Instantaneous response
Cons: Few image stabilizing lenses available
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This is an excellent camera, but so is the new EOS D60. Read the full review to see why I give the nod to the D100, at least for now. Read More
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Pros: Uses SLR lenses, fantastic resolution, familiar controls, no shutter delay!
Cons: Expensive, large, only 6 shot buffer, no IEEE-1394, changes lens focal length to 1.5X
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Worth the wait? Absolutely. Worth the price? When the Canon EOS D-60 is $2200, the Nikon D1X is $4650 and the Contax N is $8000, $1700 is a bargain. Read More
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Pros: great feel, quick response, DON'T need nikon capture to open RAW files
Cons: sharpness, write time
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I've tried both D60, and D100, and both are excellent. If you have nikon glass, go with D100 Read More
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Pros: Quality shots; robust body; after initiation intuitive menus
Cons: Long cycle times (RAW format), not prepared for pics in ISO mode, owner manual weak
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This is a great choice when transitioning to digital from film for the enthusiast who desires high quality shots and has experience in camera manipulation to obtain desired results Read More
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Pros: Professional, wonderful Nikon lens and Nikon accessories
Cons: Underexposes
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I love this camera! Read More
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Pros: Just a great camera to use with all the versatility that you could want.
Cons: A wide angle lens is too expensive and is badly needed.
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It would be nice if Nikon made the sensor the size of a 35mm film so that the lenses would give you what they are rated to do. Read More
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Pros: Battery life; fit, feel with Md-100, cable release screw=in, ISO 3200,6400
Cons: Flash sync slow, low light dots, slower loading than D70
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At pricing, worth a look Vs the D70. Md-100 attachment a great feature, fit and feel in hand is great, pictures are good to excellent, though D70 outperforms sometimes. Read More
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Pros: Nikon quality, all Nikon lenses will work. Image quality very good.
Cons: Doesn't come with a lens, or any compact flash. Demo software 30 day trial.
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Nikon supports the photographer. I sold all my Canon equip when Canon went autofocus and switched lens mounts, making all my manual lenses useless. Read More
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Pros: See review
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Excellent camera due to it's huge amount of features, solid build, superb image quality and reasonable cost. Read More
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Pros: Easy to use all of the controls are familiar to all Nikon users
Cons: images are a little underexposed but very saturated. Use the software to adjust to perfect.
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It allows you the freedom to create and explore at no cost and gives you instant results. Enjoy your freedom Read More
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