Nikon D100

Pros: Instantaneous response

Cons: Few image stabilizing lenses available

The Bottom Line: 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.

Review: My much-loved Canon EOS D30 got stolen, so it was once again time to research digital SLRs. Fortunately, this was just on time for the introduction of the Nikon D100, so I wandered down to Samy's Camera in Hollywood to test out both units. This is a...

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

The Bottom Line: 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.

Review: It's strange having the distinction of being the first to review this particular camera on this site. I usually don't consider myself to be a leading-edge sort of guy, but I really got tired of dealing with my film cameras and slow point-and-shoot...

Pros: great feel, quick response, DON'T need nikon capture to open RAW files

Cons: sharpness, write time

The Bottom Line: I've tried both D60, and D100, and both are excellent. If you have nikon glass, go with D100

Review: for specs, and a thorough review of the camera, go to-
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond100

My main gripe (as with most other owners) is that the photos just aren't sharp in jpeg mode. The solution is to shoot in RAW mode, but you...

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

The Bottom Line: 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

Review: I've had my D100 for about a year, transitioning from film (slowly) - my past cameras have included everything from an original Kodak 35 mm (circa 1960) to a Nikon F2AS. My primary shots involve outdoor and low light indoor environments, as well as ...

Pros: Professional, wonderful Nikon lens and Nikon accessories

Cons: Underexposes

The Bottom Line: I love this camera!

Review: I've had this camera for about TEN months and love it. Have many of the accessories. The camera is more than i am a photographer however, and now they just came out with a bigger better version for another $1,000! It is like driving a big fancy car ...

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.

The Bottom Line: 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.

Review: The body of the camera is designed beautifully. All of the controls are well thought out and well p ...

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 not a ...

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 costs...

Pros: See review

Cons: See review

The Bottom Line: Excellent camera due to it's huge amount of features, solid build, superb image quality and reasonable cost.

Review: First, let me say that I am quite renowned for being a fanatical researcher. Before I buy something, I usually do weeks of research....talking to people, reading forums, examining test reviews. So when I decided to buy a digital camera, things were no ...

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.

The Bottom Line: It allows you the freedom to create and explore at no cost and gives you instant results. Enjoy your freedom

Review: I recently have stepped up to the digital camera challenge. I have long been an avid film camera user. I had the chance to use a Nikon D100. To say the least I was very impressed. It was so easy to use after shooting with my F5 that it was almost funny. ...