Just posted! Full Nikon D100 Review
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 It's
taken a little longer than I would have liked but today I have posted
our full and final Nikon D100 review. The D100 continues Nikon's strong
tradition for high quality digital SLR's, and best still it does so at
a price many can afford. The D100 offers a compact, light weight digital
SLR with high resolution and great compatibility. See how the D100 performed
in our tests. UPDATED: 29/July/2002: Added coverage
of Nikon Capture Camera Control.
Click here for our full
in-depth Nikon D100 review |
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