Popular Photography says gives the nod to the Nikon D100 for faster focusing
especially under low light. (That's not important to everyone, admittedly.)
For what it's worth, Pop Photo says the D100 is not based on a film camera
but they may be in denial. Never having held the D100, it sure looks like
the N80 to me.
There are certainly many other factors to consider. Best of luck. Fuji
also offers one or two Nikon-mount digitals.
Lama
> Looking at the current crop, the Sigma still has a way to go, so it is
> still down to either the Nik*n D100 or the Can*n D60. The Can*n 1Ds and
the
> Kod*k DCS-14n is just out of the budget. If either Pent*x or the Olydak
4/3
> comes out a 6+MP system w/ good selection of lens in a form factor that I
> like, then great. Otherwise, then it will have to be either the D100 or
the
> D60, with the D60 has the potential advantage of able to use the Zuiko
with
> an adapter. I think the D100 is much lighter though, being based on the
> lighter F100/F80 film body.
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