Ancient Photography

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The D100 was Nikon's first "consumer-level" DSLR, in fact only its second solo DSLR outing. As with the D1, the company got some things wrong on the D100. It's OK, they fixed the problems in the followup Nikon D70. The Nikon D100 is a good camera with a resolution of 6.1 megapixels. You don't need more than 6 megapixels to get really good images. I started working with the D100 the moment I got it. I wanted to find out what all the fuss was about. See, a kind of cult has grown up around the D100. As I went through all of the D100 images I shot from the day I got it to the present, I kind-of understood why. Some of these images I would swear were shot with much newer cameras. The sharpness and color are pretty damned good. I'm certainly happy with them. And with the Nikon D100