Summary: This a great camera to enter into professional grade Nikon products. Amazing features and incredibly intuitive. If you find one in good condition snap it up.
Summary: The Nikon F100 lives up to it's reputation. After using digital SLR cameras for about a year, i thought i would experiment with film a little bit.
Summary: Before digital takes over the whole world, and although I own a N80, I wanted a new “prosumer” film-based SLR to ensure continued B&W shooting.
Summary: I've had an F100 w/MB15 Battery/Vertical grip for almost 2 years and have no desire whatsoever to go digital. Photos come out phenomenal straight from the camera.
Pros: Comfortable Design, Fast Auto Focus, Fast Film Loading, Meters Well
Summary: Great Camera I take it in the Backcountry, Hiking, Whitewater canoeing and sea kayaking. It is sort of light compared to some other SLRs ive handled
Summary: I debated a long time between the F100, Nikon F5, Canon EOS 3, and Minolta 8i. The F100 won out due to the number of features which actually HELP me take pictures.
Summary: After a lifetime on the water dealing with all types of boats (power & sail) and motors (o/b, i/b, i/o), this is, WITHOUT A DOUBT, the best motor I've ever used.
Pros: EXTREMELY guite, powerful, VERY energy efficient, easy to start, freshwater flush attachment
Summary: This is without a doubt the most user-friendly 35mm camera I've ever used in 40 years of photography. This is a camera that will provide many years of quality, reliable...
Pros: ergonomics, quietness, quality of construction, thoughtful design, system integration, feel
Summary: This is an excellent professional quality camera. It has every necessary feature for general portrait photography, and most features necessary for other purposes.
Pros: pro quality, Nikon reliability, almost all the features of F5 but about 1lb. lighter & cheaper
Summary: Put simply, I'm a child of the 60's and all I ever knew was film. I shot film over the past few decades using Minolta SLRs and a point and shoot.