Nikon D100 Camera Price

[-3 to 20 EV] I have been Nikon Pro digital shooter since the D100. A gear ago, I attempted to go mirrorless with Lumix. 2 weeks ago I threw my hands up and went back to Nikon. I am now retired but not dead, I still want to shoot. We have a vacation home 300 miles from home, so I ordered this with the kit lenses most of my shooting is outdoors so I really don’t need fast lenses. I have them at home if I need them. The resolution and focusing on the camera is superb!

[Multi Coated] I am using this filter with a Nikon D100 (unmodified) equipped with a Tamron SP AF Aspherical XR Di LD IF 28-75mm 1:2.8 MACRO lens with excellent results.

[0.9:1] I use the fisheye for 360 immersive imaging together with a Nikon D100. The Pictures become nice and really high resolved. Only at the edges it sometimes blurs a little bit... but overall it is a great alternative to Nikon or Sigma lenses.

[7.4 VDC] I was delighted to receive the Watson (not NIKON) battery for my camera (Nikon 5300) from B & H. The Nikon battery was costing approximately $53. The Watson battery was about one half that price. Time will tell if the quality is acceptable but for now THANK YOU B & H! I have been shopping at B & H for many years like so many other people and they always put their customers first! This is just another example. I also have purchased some IMPACT lighting equipment for a great price from B & H. Thank you B & H - these are just two examples of why you are number one in the photographic market place when it comes to customer care and outstanding customer service.

[7.4 VDC] I got this as a replacement for the battery in my small Nikon camera. The price was way less than some other sites. Quick delivery.

[0.935 lb] works as described, I had to get four older PTZ cameras (Sony EVI-D100) to work with a Atem 1 m/e and this did the trick to get it functional. I had to use one teranek converter per camera

[0.065 lb] I bought, and have tried a few windjammers for my D100. This is the best of the lot. Some others may come slightly close but they alter the EQ too much. This is brilliant, very effective and sound remains uncoloured.

[Phantom Power] WOW! I'm using a Sony PCM-D100 stereo field recorder which has it all excepting dedicated balance XLR inputs. It does however have a 3.5mm PCR input and after a lot of research and aided by the really knowledgeable audio gurus at B & H, was able to determine that the Rode NT4 would prove to be an excellent match and after trying it, am astounded by the recordings I am experiencing!

[T568B] We are using this wire along with a 50' to connect two EVI-d100 sony cams to stream our church service live.

[1 User] I'm finding the D10 a joy to work with. It solves a real need within my audio recording setup. The preamps of the D10 are not as good as those in the D100. Indeed the D100 sets a gold standard for portable recording pre-amps. So if you are recording ambient sounds or nature sounds or anything really soft then the D100 is a better bet. Another alternative: if you want XLR connectors the Sound Devices MixPre3 is fantastic. However, for recording spoken voice, two person conversations/interviews, or music I find the D10 more useful for my purposes because: - it offers 2 XLR connectors - it has great battery life even with phantom power turned on - super easy to setup and use The D100 does not have XLR connectors, nor offers phantom power. The MixPre3 offers both of those things but has terrible battery life when using phantom power. Embarrassingly enough I had a pair of very good Sanken lavalier mics that needed phantom power which I had completely forgotten about as I hadn't used them in over 7 years! I just did not have a portable recording situation that allowed me to use those mics outside my office. Now I'm using those great mics all the time thanks to the D100. Since the pre-amps are not as good as the D100, you want to pair the D10 with mics it can handle well. So, e.g., using the gain-needy Shure SM7B is not a good option. Too much self-noise. But paired with lavalier mics or typical interview mics the D10 does a great job.