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Marycatherine C. Sayre
member since: 1/10/2009
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Rating:
3.5
out of 5
The D100 is my first DSLR. Progressing somewhat slowly I have a beginners opinion. Today it's HEAVY. The camera may have as many features and megapixels as you need. Having said that you will upgrade. Look more for sensor capabilities,ease of menu and portability. Will you carry it with you at all times or be tempted to leave it behind on extremly short trips? What bothers me most is how difficult it is to keep clean. Though it is not self cleaning it is a dust magnet easily leaving specs(in the same general area)that show up on photos. If you can afford it go to the body that will support your current lenses and the lenses you will use in the future.
1/10/2009 10:15:16 AM
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Marycatherine C. Sayre
member since: 1/10/2009
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Rating:
3.5
out of 5
The D100 is my first DSLR. Progressing somewhat slowly I have a beginners opinion. Today it's HEAVY. The camera may have as many features and megapixels as you need. Having said that you will upgrade. Look more for sensor capabilities,ease of menu and portability. Will you carry it with you at all times or be tempted to leave it behind on extremly short trips? What bothers me most is how difficult it is to keep clean. Though it is not self cleaning it is a dust magnet easily leaving specs(in the same general area)that show up on photos. If you can afford it go to the body that will support your current lenses and the lenses you will use in the future.
1/10/2009 10:15:11 AM
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Jace Webster
member since: 8/17/2006
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Rating:
0
out of 5
lame
7/12/2008 10:19:28 AM
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Daniel D. Therrien
member since: 12/13/2007
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Rating:
4
out of 5
Had it for a few years now, besides a little cleaning, this unit is great, I must have taken in excess of at least 100,000 pictures so far... I take action sports photography (hockey-baseball-football-figure skating)... Will be upgrading to a D300 soon, will never sell the D100, great backup...Thanks NIKON...
12/13/2007 11:06:23 AM
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Richard D. Sprouse
member since: 7/5/2006
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Rating:
4
out of 5
Built like a tank, but images seem a little soft at times
7/6/2006 6:54:44 PM
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Joseph Teplitz
member since: 7/3/2006
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Rating:
3
out of 5
Love the photo quality and overall feel and functionality. Also have the D200
7/6/2006 4:07:08 AM
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Christopher C. Hall
member since: 7/4/2006
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Rating:
4.5
out of 5
Excellent spot metering and auto focusing. Continuous shooting buffer with raw imaging too small for action sports.
7/4/2006 4:35:06 PM
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Uma Nath
member since: 6/21/2006
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Rating:
4.5
out of 5
i'm very much satisfied about the picture quality and lens clarity in nikon.
the megapixels is not enough 4 me.so i'm waiting to upgrade my camera.
6/29/2006 12:55:29 PM
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Stephanie Wood
member since: 6/29/2006
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Rating:
4
out of 5
This is my work camera, but they let me take it home. It has a great lense for lanscapes or to zoom in from far away. I enjoy it because it's digital but sometimes it has more options than I need.
6/29/2006 10:09:07 AM
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Luciano E. Luna Gonzalez
member since: 5/24/2006
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Rating:
4.5
out of 5
*Excellent resolution, good colour, tonal balance tends to be more 'contrasty'
*Superb 3D matrix metering
*Selection of output colour space (however JPEG files not tagged correctly)
*Very nice ergonomics, good feel, balance and control layout
*Wide selection of ISO sensitivities, all the way up to ISO 6400 equiv.
*Low noise in JPEG images up to ISO 800, more noise visible in RAW converted images
*Very fast operation, instant power up and no delays in menus or playback
*Excellent auto focus, works well even in low light, AF assist lamp
*Great selection of white balance options, fine tuneable white balance
*Great flexibility, custom control over self-timer, meter power off times etc.
*Nice 'loupe' style playback magnification
*Good suite of software included (Nikon Acquire, *View, View Editor, Camera Control)
*RAW mode option, included 'Nikon View Editor' provides rudimentary RAW conversion
*Remote capture software for studio setups
*Full Nikon F mount lens compatible (better with D and G type lenses)
*Easy to use, integrated digital / photographic controls and displays
*Gridlines in viewfinder display
*Top panel LCD illuminated
*Nice LCD monitor cover included
*Custom functions to control camera operation
*Excellent battery life, light weight and small batteries
*Lighter than the competition (D60, S2 Pro)
6/20/2006 8:31:17 AM
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David Burke
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member since: 6/9/2006
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Rating:
3.5
out of 5
I like the camera overall but I do not like the limited buffer. I get very frustrated shooting RAW and only having about a three image buffer and waiting well over a minute before being able to take the next shot.
6/11/2006 1:07:57 PM
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