clyde
11-20-2005, 07:03 PM
My wife will give me her blessing to buy a Nikon D200 only if I sell my D100 (and F100 film SLR) first, so, they're headed to eBay in the next week or so unless I find a buyer first.
D100
Full specs and review by DPReview.com (http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Nikon/nikon_d100.asp).
This camera was purchased at Penn Camera in December 2003. It is a US model and came with a US warranty (serial number plate is still fixed to the bottom of the camera body). It was manufactured in Japan (some people ask :dunno: ).
Almost cosmetically flawless. The one small thing is a small chip in the rubberized coating, probably about 6mm tall and 2 mm wide (will have photos of it shortly). There are no chips or scratches in the LCD screen. The buttons and switches all work perfectly, smoothly and easily. A full charge on the battery is good for several hundred exposures with moderate usage of the LCD for previewing. You all know how well it takes photos if you've followed my posting here and elsewhere. :D
Includes everything that was in the box originally:
D100 body
Body Cap
DK-10 Viewfinder eyepiece cup
BM-2 LCD monitor cover
Quick Start Guide (2 copies, 1 English, 1 Spansih)
Nikon Guide to Digital Photography (2 copies, 1 English, 1 Spanish)
Warranty Information
Important Information
DK5 Eyepiece Cap
AN-D100 Strap
EN-EL3 Rechargeable li-ion battery with terminal cover*
MH-18 Quickcharger with power cable
EG-D100 video cable
UC-E4 USB cable
Nikon View CD-ROM
Nikon View Reference Manual CD-ROM
* The battery was manufactured before the ones affected by the recent recall and has a lot number in the 3xx range.
F100
review (http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/f100.htm)
Full specs from Nikon (http://www.nikonusa.com/template.php?cat=1&grp=6&productNr=1796)
Camera is absolutely perfect. Looks and functions just like it did the day I brought it home from Samy's in LA in October 2000. Nothing else to say about condition. I haven't used it since 2002, and have held on to it for too long thinking that maybe someday I'd want to experiment with film again. Comes with original box and most of the original contents. I can't find the user manual right now and a continuing to look for it around the house. Will be included if I can find it, otherwise I will try to acquire a replacement copy.
Looking for $650 for the D100 and $450 for the F100. Shipping and insurance extra (probably under $20 but maybe more if you want it quick and are far away from the DC area)
D100
Full specs and review by DPReview.com (http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Nikon/nikon_d100.asp).
This camera was purchased at Penn Camera in December 2003. It is a US model and came with a US warranty (serial number plate is still fixed to the bottom of the camera body). It was manufactured in Japan (some people ask :dunno: ).
Almost cosmetically flawless. The one small thing is a small chip in the rubberized coating, probably about 6mm tall and 2 mm wide (will have photos of it shortly). There are no chips or scratches in the LCD screen. The buttons and switches all work perfectly, smoothly and easily. A full charge on the battery is good for several hundred exposures with moderate usage of the LCD for previewing. You all know how well it takes photos if you've followed my posting here and elsewhere. :D
Includes everything that was in the box originally:
D100 body
Body Cap
DK-10 Viewfinder eyepiece cup
BM-2 LCD monitor cover
Quick Start Guide (2 copies, 1 English, 1 Spansih)
Nikon Guide to Digital Photography (2 copies, 1 English, 1 Spanish)
Warranty Information
Important Information
DK5 Eyepiece Cap
AN-D100 Strap
EN-EL3 Rechargeable li-ion battery with terminal cover*
MH-18 Quickcharger with power cable
EG-D100 video cable
UC-E4 USB cable
Nikon View CD-ROM
Nikon View Reference Manual CD-ROM
* The battery was manufactured before the ones affected by the recent recall and has a lot number in the 3xx range.
F100
review (http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/f100.htm)
Full specs from Nikon (http://www.nikonusa.com/template.php?cat=1&grp=6&productNr=1796)
Camera is absolutely perfect. Looks and functions just like it did the day I brought it home from Samy's in LA in October 2000. Nothing else to say about condition. I haven't used it since 2002, and have held on to it for too long thinking that maybe someday I'd want to experiment with film again. Comes with original box and most of the original contents. I can't find the user manual right now and a continuing to look for it around the house. Will be included if I can find it, otherwise I will try to acquire a replacement copy.
Looking for $650 for the D100 and $450 for the F100. Shipping and insurance extra (probably under $20 but maybe more if you want it quick and are far away from the DC area)