Nikon D100 6MP Digital SLR Camera digital cameras, camcorders for sale|
Nikon D100 6MP Digital SLR Camera cheap wireless cameras, digital camcorders for sale |
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Features • Built around a 23.7 x 15.6mm RGB CCD, the D100 captures images with an incredible, film-rivaling 6.1 • Pictures are amazingly detailed and color-rich, with resolutions up to 3008 x 2000 pixels • 3D Matrix Metering • 5 Area Dynamic Autofocus with Focus Tracking and Lock-on • Built-in Speedlight featuring D-TTL flash control capability + standard ISO-type hot shoe |
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Nikon D100 6MP Digital SLR Camera description As digital imaging continues to make inroads into the world of professional photography, Nikon's release of the D100 proves that far from being a flash in the pan, digital SLRs really can make a valuable contribution. Styled around the more traditional N80, the D100 has a full-featured body, is nicely weighted and considerably lighter than you migh ... review details |
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| ♥♥♥♥♥ | Excellent Digital SLR |
| Now that Nikon and the rest have all moved on with the latest and greatest, this camera has come down in price enough to make it a good buy or at least worth a second look, for the serious amateur. It also makes a great entry-level pro camera.
Though its metal frame makes it heavier than most of its newer siblings, the solid construction of the D100 make it durable in even the most rugged conditions. With the addition of a new VR lens, it becomes an unbeatable digital SLR, especially for the price. While lacking some of the bells and whistles of the latest Nikon cadillacs, it's a sold performer and still easily competes in the most important category: image quality. Pictures are sharp and bright and the "purple" edging from which so many digicams and digital SLR pictures suffer, is unnoticable without serious magnification. A single caveat here. As with most digital cameras these days, there are numerous functions accessible by a number of buttons and dials on the body, and even more through menu options. This is not a camera you can put in the closet for a couple months and expect to easily remember how to use when you pick it up again. As a digital SLR, it does not fall prey to the dreaded shutter lag of digicams, of which the Nikon Coolpix line is the worst offender. If you're looking to upgrade from a simple point and shoot camera or are advancing in your career as a serious amateur, this unit cannot be recommended highly enough. |
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