Nikon D100, the Greatest CCD camera ever made

[@ezragonzalez8936]

love your enthusiasm! I have the d100 d200 d300 d700 and d3s that along my set of nikkoe lenses is all I need these cameras too pro photos 20 years ago they can of course still take pro photos in 2024 and beyond! cheers from Park City Utah!

[@robbellphoto]

Wow the D3s …. You really do have the ultimate collection ! The D100 gets heat and hate but I love it

[@johnleftwich650]

I have the D200 with the CCD sensor so I'm happy with that.

[@robbellphoto]

I know ! I’m the same and it’s wonderful ….. the d100 is so retro however it just floods the nostalgia vibes ;-) $50 lol why not

[@caprature]

@@robbellphotothe D1H takes the cake for me. However the d100 is such a easy camera to get into. Paired with the 18-70 it can create incredible images for around 70$ total. Plus batteries are super cheap. The benefit to me with the d100 over the d200 etc is the higher ISOs look better in my opinion. The D100 takes a 8GB cf card greatly.

[@IntriguedLioness]

​@@capraturethis was the first video I clicked on from this channel but I appreciate your input. I've subscribed so perhaps I'll see more information as I delve back into dslrs after a 20-year break! Cheers!

[@unbroken1010]

​@@capratured1h batteries are not easy to find.

[@quadibloc2]

Same here. So I'm going to be hesitant to run out and buy a D100 as well.

[@msdxyz]

Why do vloggers have to put this same horrible soundtrack bed on all their shows! So annoying I end up cutting them off about 2mins in.

[@robbellphoto]

Great question ! The background often times is street noise or ambient sounds picked up by the mics. The background soundtrack replaces this. Can be annoying for sure sorry :-(

[@AlfieDoug]

It's to mask the boring content on most you tube videos, would you play background music while talking to anyone in other circumstances.

[@robbellphoto]

@@AlfieDoug I apologize for posting Boring content :-( I’ll try harder for sure ! Thanks for the feedback I appreciate it

[@unbroken1010]

Relax p Diddy, we know how you roll 😂

[@unbroken1010]

​@@AlfieDoug gamers and sagger lovers of hip hop are way more annoying

[@uncatila]

I love the simplicity. We are so flooded with sophistication

[@robbellphoto]

Hear Hear sir

[@ziggyjinx]

I love my D100, use it just as much as my D500 👌

[@brunodrakenas9575]

What models got this CCD sensor? I got a 5d mark II and canon 5d classic, 5d mark II and 6d are those awesome cameras with “film like” quality. Maybe event the 5d mark iii. I’m not married to any brand so I’m looking at a Nikon d700 since I’ve heard that it’s Nikons best camera ever made!

[@timsmith5339]

I've just ordered a D100 on a whim as I saw one for 41 GBP on my favourite used camera gear website. I am exited to play with it and immediately came to KZbin to see what I'm in for. You enthusing about the CCD sensor has got me even more hyped up. Looking forward to seeing how it compares to the Fuji X-trans sensor on my XT-2. Will be dusting off my old Nikkors and trying to find a CF card that is compatible (I'm guessing it needs to be of similar vintage). Great to see such enthusiasm for solid, old and still useful gear.

[@dedclownsRfunny]

What do you think about the difference between the Nikon and Fuji now?

[@timsmith5339]

@@dedclownsRfunny I like them both to be honest. The Nikon is a bit tired and probably not quite as solid as it was when new, but still takes a lovely photograph. My Fuji produces lovely colours straight out of the camera, but I'm realising that this CCD/CMOS/X-trans debate is largely a non-argument. The differences with the processing in camera are what gives the illusion of difference and you could in theory make a photo from either of them look like the other in post. The advantage that the Fuji has though, is the ease with which you can give your pictures a filmic quality very quickly. (though you could save a profile and do the same with the Nikon I suppose). Bottom line is, the best camera is the one you have with you, as the saying goes. It's fun to play with different gear though.

[@dedclownsRfunny]

@@timsmith5339 oh don’t get me started on Fujifilm filters. That’s all they are to me. Don’t get me wrong I love the three I have (x10, x20, GFX50s) but I think it’s insane that people will pay a huge tax on what could essentially be achieved in an app very easily. Just wondering how you found the two 😊 I also have a Nikon D50 (with ccd) and others and the D50 is one of my favourites in my collection.

[@timsmith5339]

@@dedclownsRfunny That's quite a collection. You are right that you can get processing 'recipes' for most, if not all cameras and the ones in Fuji cameras are just the same. I don't think you're paying a great deal for them though. Fujis are premium products, far more sturdy than say, the Nikon D5100 I started with. Since then I've had a Pentax and a Nikon D750 which are comparable to Fuji in feel and quality, but probably also on price. Not sure about the Pentax on the price front though, it was a used impulse buy and quite old when I bought it (I can't even remember the model number for certain but I think it was 100D? It was a 10MP from around 2011 or earlier maybe). It was a weighty beast for its size and the shutter felt like a proper chunk of metal moving when it went. Very nice though. I think Fuji are similar to Pentax in some ways and perhaps like a poor mans Leica (though I've never even held one of those). Can't say I lust after one either but I would love to have a play with a medium format camera such as your GFX50. It would probably be a short lived affair as with full frame, I tend to prefer to travel light as I'm often carrying my gear for miles and up hills etc. I found that, as much as I could feel the benefits of full frame from getting a good picture in challenging light point of view, I would rather miss a few and enjoy the trek more. I think cameras have move on too, I didn't find going back to DX in a Fuji as much of a shock to the system as I thought it might, or perhaps I had just learned more about getting the best out of a camera in the meantime, I was at a steeper part of the learning curve at the time.

[@dedclownsRfunny]

@@timsmith5339 the weight of the GFX and lenses are really quite challenging ☹️ when I can take my mobility scooter out it’s fine, but having my Fuji camera bag on back of my regular wheelchair blows. So my Olympus is the usual go-to for that. I just love cameras and wish I could collect them all lol

[@avistop1]

Just got Nikon D1X. For $60. Wow. What a camera. What a quality. 5 megapickeles. But photos are high quality. Definitely enough to share on social medias.

[@robbellphoto]

Such a beautiful machine ! With the battery situation was better however . The D2HS …. Now that’s a beauty

[@jamesquinn6874]

Printed to 11x13 with no issues

[@IntriguedLioness]

This video popped up in my feed because I was searching for information on a newly purchased D100 last night. Instead of buying the D200 that I kind of wanted I ended up buying a d100, a D50, and a D40 to add to my Nikon DSLR from 20 years ago.... a kit D5000. Because I was mainly into outdoors and hiking and mountains a DSLR just didn't work out for me at that time but I'm a little nostalgic and I'm shooting everything from outdoor scenery to street photography with my Nikon lenses so I went ahead and subscribed to your channel. I only peeked at a couple of videos but I like your no-nonsense views on photography and cameras! Cheers

[@robbellphoto]

You, are most welcome ! Please be careful …. My addiction is infectious :-) I just picked up a 5000 , interested in the flip screen for street photography and top down product shots also ! Soooo …. Did you get the 200 ? I’d also say that the 300 is a great option for all around use as it’s solid AF

[@crawfb]

Love your enthusiasm! So glad I've just reactivated by original D100 after 12 years in 'hibernation'.

[@GirdHerd]

I've had a D70s since its introduction in 2005 and love the 6.1MP CCD sensor. Since I love the look of film images I decided a few months ago to buy a D80 for its "film like" 10MP CCD sensor. Nikon's older CCD-sensored DSLRs are the best game in town. BTW, I settled on the D80 instead of the D200 because the D80 takes readily available SD cards instead of the harder to find CF cards.

[@robbellphoto]

You know …. I felt the same about the SD vs CF card came but seriously, the 4gb CF cheaper cards really hold up. I mean I rarely take more than the 2000 ish shots per card anyway per session?! Happy you like the D80. It’s one of my faves for sure

[@danc2014]

There is an sd to c.f. card converter.

[@unbroken1010]

D70s shutter was pretty lame, they malfunctioned.

[@unbroken1010]

​@@danc2014yes but depends on the camera

[@GirdHerd]

@@unbroken1010 - I'm still shooting with mine after 20 years and have never had a problem with it.

[@htimsxam]

Watched your video on the D1X (just bought one) and then this was recommended to me. You’re at the Park of Roses! Love it. These old CCD sensors undeniably have a certain look. Cheers.

[@robbellphoto]

So happy for you ! The D1x is a ground breaking model ! GO NIKON

[@htimsxam]

@@robbellphoto she’s a wonderful camera, problematic batteries and all. Is the D100 an improvement in that respect?

[@robbellphoto]

@@htimsxam YES ! The D100 battery is readily available and great. But it’s a little slower than I’d like. The D200 is the one to shoot for if you’d like CCD vibes

[@TFUTM]

Something else about a D100 is that it has an early infrared blocking filter on the sensor which doesn't work very well. So fluffy white clouds look a bit different and you can get reasonably bright infrared pictures with a 720nm filter on the front of the lens. Focussing with an infrared filter is a bit difficult as there is no live view and you can't see anything with the filter on, but shooting lots and deleting the bad images costs nothing bar the time. I like CCD cameras. My favourite is probably my D80 as it does everything a D200 can do in a smaller package, although it will die from the built in fault eventually.

[@robbellphoto]

The D80 is a golden little beauty! Thanks so much for The input ! Love the 100 also but I’m in the market for a 500 right now

[@TFUTM]

@@robbellphoto The 500 is possibly the best APSC DSLR for sports and wildlife. Values are staying high because it is so good. I am waiting for Nikon to bring out a mirrorless equivalent (which will drop their price) before I consider getting one.

[@MrFordguy73]

What is this built-in fault for the D80? Mine has a stuck shutter. Just wondering if this was what you were talking about?

[@TFUTM]

@@MrFordguy73 Yes that could be it. There is a plastic gear on the shutter or mirror mechanism that fails. Unfortunately it is probably not worth fixing as you can get a replacement D80 or D200 for under £100. The D200 doesn't do this but I prefer the smaller 80.

[@DieselDucy]

I love my d200. A few stuck pixels but it takes amazing photos

[@robbellphoto]

I've had a d200 too, they make great photos.

[@Mr.Thermistor7228]

i havve a 64gb cf card in my d70 right now. i have used this speciofic one for over a year now with no issues

[@danc2014]

You only need to format anything larger than 4 gb on a pc first, the camera cannot do that.

[@morgankarno7335]

I need this camera for my Nikon dslr collection I love the blues and greens I get from the d200 and yellow and reds I get from the d700, curios about the do.

[@robbellphoto]

I have purchased and sold 2 since this video was made ! They’re everywhere for sure

[@ledesclos5321]

Appreciate this review.

[@robbellphoto]

Thanks

[@michaelbell75]

Greatest CCD sensor IMO is the SuperCCD inside the Fuji S5 Pro. Its a Nikon D200 with Fuji branding and their incredible sensor inside it. Close 2nd is the Canon Powershot G3.

[@robbellphoto]

Wow some big hitters there for sure !! Have not shot the S5 pro yet. Let me grab one and see what’s up mate

[@michaelbell75]

@@robbellphoto They are not easy to find and have shot way up in price when you do find them. Ive got two. Picked them up when they were still around $80 years ago.

[@robbellphoto]

@@michaelbell75 I think I may have one. I kind of grab what ever is interesting and store them until I’m ready for a vibe with something dope. I’ll dig through and see what’s up ;-)

[@413TomaccoRoad]

The D40 and D60 10mp are good too. They're CCD but you can't get a 300dpi print bigger than 8x10 from them. If that's a restriction you're ok with get one.

[@robbellphoto]

Huge fan of the D40x and the D60. I’d love more focus points however , so would move folks to look at the D5100

[@413TomaccoRoad]

​@@robbellphotoI got my 1st 35mm when I was 13 in '73. The D60 is like the FE in digital and matrix metering. I only have 2 AFS lenses. I use a Nikkor or Voigtlander pancake on it the most but haven't plbrought it out in a few years.

[@korhankumral3260]

D70 is great; I’m using now 🙃 Great CCD Sensor and I love and I love forever 😘

[@robbellphoto]

Agreed…. I have 4

[@Jazzy-kz6wd]

i recently repaired my D100 (full sensor swap from a water damaged unit i got for cheap on ebay) and i have to agree, the ccd vibes and colors are just so special, it's too bad we don't have any sort of modern ccd options

[@robbellphoto]

I guess the modern recipes will have to do. Honestly, the Fuji Vibes are quite fun 🤩

[@Jazzy-kz6wd]

@@robbellphoto i've been having fun with recipes on my fujifilm, but something about them just isn't quite the same...

[@lawrencelunsford6028]

I bought the D1X, D100 and Fujifilm S-3 Pro new when they came out. I was doing wedding and portrait photography back then. I made enlargements up to 24x30 inches for clients with those cameras. Sadly the D1X died years ago and the screen died on the Fujifilm S-3 Pro (the camera still works, you just can't view the images). The D100 has a few hot pixels on the screen but works just fine. I picked up another S-3 Pro recently very cheaply off Ebay. The older CCD sensors definitely have a special look to them. :)

[@robbellphoto]

I’m toying with the idea of letting the D100,200,300 ,1HS , 70,80 and 90 go for the cash to get a decent D3 ….. I’m never selling my 700 …. It’s wonderful ! Great comment and thank you for watching ;-)

[@lawrencelunsford6028]

@@robbellphoto I've just gotten back in to photography recently after about a fifteen year break. Traded all my medium format film gear, etc. for a D700, 7100, 7200 and lenses and a Fujifilm X-T2. Having fun with photography again. :)

[@robbellphoto]

@@lawrencelunsford6028 now ! THATS A COLLECTION ! I did a commercial job with a 7100 this year ha and the images with some LR love were great ! Glad you’re back in the game

[@Narsuitus]

In my opinion, the Fuji S5 Pro is the best CCD digital camera ever made.

[@elementalview1]

i used a D100 in the early 2000's. I wasn't impressed. The D200 is so much better in every resprct: IQ, build, ergonomics.

[@robbellphoto]

The D100 was revolutionary for its time.

[@davidgifford8112]

My first DSLR was a D70 (new) same sensor. I really loved that camera. Replaced it with a D300 which was never quite the same, build and 12mp good, CEMOS colour less so. Think I’m in the market for an old CCD based shooter, perhaps a D200?

[@robbellphoto]

The D200 is a champ for sure ! If you can spring g for it … get the 700 …. Or , the D90

[@Koji-888]

D40 CCD 6mp. Same sensor as D70 but bigger LCD screen. (but no screw drive lens motor) Get the D200 / D80 / D50 for the screw drive. Just more bulky and unnecessary otherwise. D40 is a great cheap lightweight “walk around” CCD camera. eBay 40. bucks

[@outfield1988]

I have a D3 and it’s awesome.

[@jyemichael]

Ok but what’s the waist shooter in the thumb

[@robbellphoto]

Yeah sorry about that ! I’ve been yelled at a bunch for that thumb nail. That camera is my Nikon f3 which I used to take pics of the D100 and have since sold. The Nikon Kodak OG has a WL VIEW FINDER with the body of the F5 and is also CCD :-)

[@alanhoughton6166]

Nice video! The nostalgia is part of it, but the cameras of that era were really nice and a great bridge to either using more modern DSLR's and to use the film cameras that came right before it. I haven't shot the D100, but have D70's and D200's and others from the era just after I have a friend who wanted to get into film photography and I gave them a Nikon D70, and the only downside I could think of is that the D70 (or D100's) won't meter with the old AI/AI-S lenses, but other than that they are perfect cameras for someone who wants to start to do more serious photography!

[@robbellphoto]

If you’ve shot the 70 …. It’s kind of the same ;-) however the 100 feels slightly higher quality. The 200 now …. That’s a beut ! It’s slightly higher in price however. I keep trying to push film onto my friends …. But know it’s a rat hole into processing debt ;-)

[@alanhoughton6166]

@@robbellphoto I might pick up a D100 - I have more than enough early Nikons, but I do like those early cameras. D2Xs is a big favorite though! My friend wanted to start with film, and I pushed them into using the D70 first - get a good sense of photography before spending that kind of money for film and development!

[@gabrielalamberti5860]

what lens did you use to take the photos of the bees? AF-D or AF 3.3 or 2.8? Thx

[@robbellphoto]

That is an AF-D and it’s 3.3 I believe so not super fast but honestly the bees were working slow so no need to a rapid shutter or iso issues. I used AP and just got close with the lens rather than use the zoom. This is not a prime

[@milodermick2981]

Excellent vidéo I just bought one with 35-70 nikkor 🎉

[@outfield1988]

Been using my D 100 lately.

[@robbellphoto]

Great camera for sure

[@gregfinlayson8135]

Rob. Nice vid. Thanks!

[@jd5787]

I don't have a D100 but a couple of D200 with CCD sensor (the last one Nikon made with CCD in the DSLR line). Great cameras. Not sure about the sensor difference between the 2 though. What I know is that the D100 has the same sensor as the Epson Rd1 which sells for ~2000 dollars...

[@robbellphoto]

The D100 can be picked up for no money AND does the job …. It’s slower than dirt but man I love it lol thanks for the comment

[@jd5787]

@@robbellphoto the D200 is damn cheap too 😉. Chek out the S5 Pro if you have a chance one of these days. D200 body with Fuji take on a CCD sensor.

[@thespadestable]

@@jd5787 - The S5 is a close cousin to the D200. Both cameras have their strengths and weaknesses, where one will outshine the other depending on what it's being used to photograph. The major minus with both the S5 Pro and the Nikon D200 is they won't work with Nikon non-DX lenses. I owned a Fuji S2 Pro first, and once I purchased a S5, began having issues with lens and camera communicating with each other to include when I purchased the Nikon D200. The S2 Pro works perfect with all of my non-DX lenses, which can be found on the used market at low to reasonable prices. Another minus for the S5 Pro is most sales, though a bit overpriced, can only be found on Ebay, while the D200 can still be found at places like Keh, Used Camera Pro, and a select number of other sites.

[@jeff5721]

I'm still waiting to see the camera pictured in the thumbnail for this video.

[@robbellphoto]

That’s the Nikon F3 ! Used for a great top down view finder shot

[@sclogse1]

Showing you working on a raw file getting a modern profile look would have kept me watching. Even if you opened it in photoshop.

[@outfield1988]

I shoot all my cameras. Love them all.

[@nickpasch1019]

If you use a small zoom into a still picture, you may find that the image has not "firmed up" WRT the WiFi and JPEG image engine in your computer. Result is that the still image never sharpens before you jump to the next picture.

[@wullieg7269]

my D40 dont have single pin flash inhibitor it shoots flash over synch speed

[@Koji-888]

Love my D40 / 50mm 1.8g Super small and light. 6MP CCD. Keep it small. Don’t mess with zooms. Just use the tiny primes. Nikkor 50 1.8g Nikkor 35 1.8 dx

[@The_Hero_Is_Back]

24mm f/2.8 lens?

[@robbellphoto]

Nah , this was a 35mm and the kit lens from back int he day , the 30-70 I think, it’s pretty slow but it’s fine for this type of shooting , I mean I’m not concerned about sharp images just the feel of the old school vibes!

[@stephanscharf5524]

Another nice CCD Sensor DSLR worth considering. But I am already happy with my Pentax K10D, also CCD, but even better specs and my Olympus E300 is also a fantastic CCD DSLR with one of the most filmic colours. Recently I got a Canon 5D and that's the Camera with the best retro/film feeling for me. Because it's full frame I can easily adapt a lot of fantastic glass from the analogue times.

[@robbellphoto]

Did you get the Canon 5D classic ?

[@stephanscharf5524]

@@robbellphoto yes I did. A phantastic camera.

[@dunsunyt]

Olympus rules them all. Olympus E-1, E-300. They are stunning. But yes a larger sensor would be nice. Though you can combine Leica glass with these cameres and you get best of both worlds. Leica contrasty rendering + amazing Olympus Kodak CCD colors. Cheers

[@markogrubisic]

Nothing can match Olympus e-1 and his amazing Kodak senzor...the original 5D is also nice but in a different way....

[@MrZorbatron]

D100 and D70 (internally almost identical) do in fact support a maximum card size of 4GB. There is, however, a big asterisk there. Such a card must be formatted (FAT32) in a computer. The cameras stupidly will not format a card to a capacity above 2 GB. I can confirm that my D100 works fine with, and right up to the full capacity of, the 4 GB card. D200 does not have this issue.

[@Mr.Thermistor7228]

i have a 64gb cf card in my d70s right now and have used it for over a year now with no issues..

[@danc2014]

They changed the internal ppop up flash on the d70. I have problems using it with the ais lens, seems to want an af signal to flash.

[@outfield1988]

D 100 is a great ccd camera.

[@kennyadvocat]

I find modern Nikon cameras look way better than my old D80. Must be why all those $999 cameras are only worth $100ish right now. =/ I find older CCD sensors often over saturate the colors.

[@sergeantcrow]

Already owning D70 and D200 tell me I don't need this D100 ! : )

[@robbellphoto]

The 200 has you covered …… BUT ! the 100 colour rendition is weirdly interesting direct from camera …. It’s slow, as a lethargic camel , but ….. ok yes get one ;-) ! Ask Santa for one

[@sergeantcrow]

@@robbellphoto Ok then.. Will do.. But can I keep the Canon D5 on the list too ? If you say yes.. would you mind explaining to the missus why both are necessary... :)

[@robbellphoto]

@@sergeantcrow lol you’re on your own there

[@sergeantcrow]

@@robbellphoto Ha ha..😁. P. S. Thanks for all you are doing here... It's a pleasure to watch and listen to you... Good luck with your channel...

[@outfield1988]

Got one in excellent condition for 65.00.

[@RhettAnderson]

I think the D80 is the best. 🙂

[@nikolaosgkougkoulias449]

i have 2 x D80 (one infrared modified and one normal) ;-)

[@lensman5762]

The CCD sensor that was put into the D70, was superior to this one. D100 had the Sony ICX 413-AQ. Nikon modified this sensor and had it manufactured by Sanyo for D70. Although D100 does belong to the Pro line of Nikon cameras, and D70 does not. The cream of the bunch was the D200 which had a 10MP CCD sensor designed by Nikon and manufactured by Sony, I believe.

[@robbellphoto]

I love this level of input from viewers! Thank you so so much ! I just sold my D200 …. But kept the D70s

[@arthurgphotography]

Shoutout Cbus photog here

[@robbellphoto]

O.H

[@pwood5733]

I am always suprised to find people who wish they were oh merry cans

[@robbellphoto]

;-)

[@garethwilliams976]

Had one from new and kept it until the far superior 200 came out to be replaced by the 300 which I still have kept. Both the later cameras were far superior and gave results comparable to scanned K25 which the 100 could not. A decent try but rightly overshadowed by its better made and better performing successors which can now be bought for little more and are worth the extra. I found it disappointing.

[@robbellphoto]

Agreed ! I feel like the 100 was a great start to the Nikon digital legacy for sure

[@periurban]

Maybe I'm missing something, but the test shots you showed were soft. I don't think a single one carried any kind of useful focus to the finished shot. No wonder they are cheap as chips.

[@jay-by1se]

I mean just go to the d700, you get everything all at once.

[@robbellphoto]

For $200 more :-( Buuuutt I totally did it

[@morgankarno7335]

You don’t get ccd sensor with the d700

[@robbellphoto]

@@morgankarno7335 CORRECT CMOS :-( My fraudulent slip…. I guess when I see such colors on an classic I think CCD …. Thanks for the pointer for sure ;-) ! The D300 , same thing but the 300 colors do not feel as warm / cool as the 700

[@outfield1988]

Have 200 and 300

[@robbellphoto]

So good

[@absurdfool]

yes, but d70s is also as good w/ the same sensor cheers

[@robbellphoto]

Right ;-) and the 70 goes for less than 10 bucks lol BUT …. The D100 is in a different class for sure …. Hold them both , I just did… the 100 feels like a Mercedes… the 70 like a …. Toyota

[@robbellphoto]

Question …. Have you tried the D80 …. I bought one but it’s faulty :-( just wanna see if it’s as good as the 100

[@robbellphoto]

MY GOODNESS ! I bought the D80 twice and it’s been faulty ? Error message ?! TWICE ! Imma give it a miss as I’ve been burned . Listen …. Side note…. Just got a FujiFilm XT-10 ….. it destroys all of my CCD DSLRs for vibes and usability , I’m obsessed …. But it was $400 and $300 for the lens :-(

[@RhettAnderson]

The D80 is fantastic. Sorry you guys got dead ones. I got a dead D50.

[@SgtPnkks]

If anything the d70 is better The d100 has the 10 zone matrix meter from the N80 and f100 The d70 has the 1005 pixel rgb meter that was introduced with the f5 The d100 shutter tops out at 1/4000 the d70 goes to 1/8000 D100 uses d-ttl d70 uses the newer i-ttl for flash... D-ttl has limits on flash compatability... Just a handful of nikon flashes and to my knowledge no third party support d-ttl D100 has few things over the d70... Some boosted iso modes if you want extreme noise and the screw thread on the shutter button for a cable release

[@unbroken1010]

A free place to married. 😂 Yes, no point spending a fortune. It ages like sour milk anyway

[@joeprete7424]

The D200 was a much better camera. D100 uses the earlier TTL system.

[@robbellphoto]

The D100 is just a little bit more iconic in my opinion.

[@NathanChisholm041]

The D200 beats it and the fujifilm s5 pro

[@tommywalker43]

I waited for the D200 so I could use my ai mf lenses and meter

[@robbellphoto]

I've heard the D200 is great for those lenses.

[@kchappelle]

I thought the D3 was the best camera ever made

[@robbellphoto]

It’s AMAZING , but CMOS not CCD so the vibes are a little different for sure

[@DVAmarkera]

Not even d3000 how dare you 😭

[@robbellphoto]

I think I’ve done a video on the D3000 and ones to follow for the D5000 The D100 is just …… well …. Nostalgic

[@kristoferjuztin2406]

Noooo. The d100 is a horrible camera! Just horrible. I love Nikon but hated this camera soooo much. Yuck

[@robbellphoto]

Ha ! Well, I’ve had some solid experiences with this little gem for sure

[@georgedavall9449]

NO

[@robbellphoto]

:-)

[@fastandyc]

Why talk in dollars

[@robbellphoto]

Based in LA

[@52701970]

Hell no.

[@Moonrakerd]

stop listening to this nonsense :D horrible old cam nothing special :D want a cheap dslr that makes sense get a d700

[@robbellphoto]

Ha ! The d700 is a wonder for sure but 2,3,4 x the price and way harder to acquire in decent shape ! The D100 is a great camera and if one can shoot good shots with this , one can shoot amazing shots with most of the Nikon range for sure ! Nonsense PHAAA

[@Moonrakerd]

@@robbellphoto I dont see why reach for the camera in case of d100, the phone wins here :D

[@robbellphoto]

@@Moonrakerd phones are unable to create real bokeh, phones use AI for the most part. If you compose to live your life in the matrix. Be my guest. I support reality. The D100 with some vintage glass …. Little slice of heaven

[@Moonrakerd]

yeap but they also take hdr shots with and give you that polariser look sky straight out of the box, basically if you take pics of landscapes your phone will give you better shots, also try taking a shot with d100 in the evening, even with 1.4 its still a miss mostly

[@robbellphoto]

@@Moonrakerd 100% true !! The ISO performance will of course be lacking. My point still stands. Phones vs DSLR/SLR/MLESS…. No contest. And the D100 was used by pros and can still be used to create wonderful images for very little. What does an iPhone cost these days ?! 1200-1500… that’s Sony Alpha money.

[@scotthullinger4684]

Nope - The greatest CCD camera ever was the Fuji S3 - And on top of everything else ... that Fuji camera was built like a Sherman tank when compared to the cameras of today, and also back then, as well. You know, a magnesium alloy body. Sort of like a tough hockey puck.