Update.
Last week, I purchased a Nikon F100 35mm camera and added it to my photographic arsenal. Because of this, my beloved Kiev-19 and my Nikkormat FTn are enjoying a peaceful retirement on a shelf.
So now what do I do with this new F100 in my possession?
What do you THINK I’m going to do with it? Make an omelet?
Last Tuesday, I took the camera and packed it with some 100 ISO black and white efke film, and took a walk through downtown Albany. These were just test shots, designed to see how well the camera and I could work together. I shot some buildings and signage, some skylines and some skyscapes.
So here’s some of the best shots I took with the test photo roll. All photos (c) Chuck Miller.
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Yeah… I’m liking this F100. And I’m liking that it’s getting a new life and a new run as a main 35mm shooter.
Chuck The Writer 
Love architectural pictures,esp. in b/w..
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Presentation is a little tight, I think these could do with more white space, or maybe just a link to the flickr slideshow.
So this is the same mount as your DSLR? I guess all of your FX lenses are compatible, that’s pretty convenient. I’ve never extensively used any autofocus film cameras, what do you think of it compared to your D700?
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The F100 has the same mount as my D700, so my lenses are interchangeable. So far I’ve only used a Nikon E series pancake lens on the camera, so I haven’t had a chance to test it with one of my autofocus lenses. But I do like the camera, it has the same heft and feel as my D700.
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