..so little time. <g> Seriously, I'm looking for an AF body to go with my 2 MF bodies, and since I don't have a full-line Nikon dealer within close driving distance, I was hoping my fellow Nikoneers can help me with one research detail. At this point, I'm considering only the N90s and the F100; the F5 is too heavy and expensive for my needs, and the N60 has that weird requirement to use a button + dial to set the aperture, even in manual exposure mode. Which brings me to my primary question: Does the F100 work the same way? I see that it has the "Nikon Command Dial" listed in its specs, which suggests that that method of operation is an option, but I need to know if it's the ONLY option in manual an AP modes. When I looked at various Nikon cameras about a year ago at an out of town dealer, I had a chance to handle an N90s briefly, and I believe that it allows you to set the aperture via the lens, which is the only way that I will find comfortable. (I do a lot of outdoor and cold weather shooting with gloves, and I'm NOT interested in fumbling around with pressing a button and turning a dial under those conditions.) If my memory is wrong on this point, someone PLEASE correct me! Thanks in advance! Lou
