Nikon D100

Pros: Solid, stable, well balanced body Full control of exposure settings Interchangeable lenses

Cons: Capture Software should be included Flash Synch could be faster

The Bottom Line: If you like TRUE Photography, you can't do better.

Review: I have owned an Olympus C2100 for 4 years, and have taken some of the most amazing images with it. I have been searching for it's replacement for the last year, and I have FINALLY found it. Even though it was only 2.1 MP, the C2100 would blow away...

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

The Bottom Line: 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.

Review: I traded in all of my old SLR's and twin lens reflex camera bodies, associated lens, etc. The Nikon D100 was the replacement back on Dec 2002. I have used it for thousands of shots and am very pleased with it's performance to date.

I am...

Pros: Everything you could possibly want or need in a sub $2000 Camera Body.

Cons: No cons

Review: I have been a professional photographer for more than 20 Years. I have owned every F model Nikon has produced. I will wait a few Years before I buy the top of the line D model. Until then, I can assure you that any serious photographer advanced...

Review: I have now had my D100 for about 2 months. During that time I have shot over 2,000 images with the camera. The shooting situations, that I have been in, have been both outside and inside. The D100 results have met and exceeded my expectations. I,...

Pros: No problem with shutter lag. Camera has nice balanced weight and rich, easy features.

Cons: I love Photoshop, but don't want to spent all day using it.

Review: Love the camera feel and features, but very dissatisfied with the slow raw processing as well as the underexposed low contrast picts. Flash is useless for most situations. After two years of use, mine will end up on e-bay. I'm getting tired of...

Pros: Fast shutter and interchangeable lens.

Cons: Takes a while to learn all of the features. Cheap door on memory slot.

Review: Purchased this camera after the October 2003 price reduction. Great value. Lots of great features. Fast shutter with no lag time. Relatively light in weight.

Pros: great images, decent price, will use Nikon glass

Cons: N80 body, USB,

The Bottom Line: If only Nikon had put this in a F100 body. They didn't, but that shouldn't hold you back from thinking that this is a great unit.

Review: There are some good reviews of the D100 on epinions. Howard Creech s is very comprehensive, for example. Rather than rehashing a perfectly fine review, I ll try to approach this review from the perspective of a F100 or F5 owner. Which is, in my...

Pros: MB-D100 grip

Cons: way too slow for average use.

Review: The D100 provides reasonable picture quality. However, if you need to take more than about 6 shots in a row you will be sitting there staring at your camera for up to 2 minutes. This makes it impossible to use for commercial applications. The camera...

Pros: 6 megapixels,great battery life,light weight

Cons: NC 3 software,camera underexposes

The Bottom Line: Makes a great back up for a D1X or Fuji S2 which gives better images out of the box.

Review: I've been a professional photographer for more than 20 years.
I've been interested in digital cameras for about 9 years when I first purchased an Apple Quicktake.Cute camera though the photos looked best on screen.It was a start
on my...

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.

The Bottom Line: Nikon supports the photographer. I sold all my Canon equip when Canon went autofocus and switched lens mounts, making all my manual lenses useless.

Review: The Nikon D100 has lived up to gadgetman's expectations. I read plenty of reviews on dpreview.com, so you might want to look there too. I really like the feel of the camera, but it improved even more when I added the optional portrait grip that...