Dear friends,
I'm sending descriptions of F100 from B&H.(www.bhphotovideo.com)
Really I don't see any new features vs F90s.
I think that Nikon reproduces trick with SB-28 vs SB-26.
And I'm afraid that F90s will be discontinued.
R.Kris
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The Nikon F100 fits perfectly between the F5 and N90s .
                            It features rugged performance, smaller and lighter size,
                            and key feature synergy. F100 will be a great choice for
                            tough assignments and for everyday photography. It's the
                            perfect complement to F5. It's perfect on its own. Whether
                            you're working professionally, or you are devoted to
                            making the world's best personal pictures - yours - the
                            F100 is a great choice. F100 Synergy gives you dynamic
                            autofocus operation, with speed and accuracy at up to 5
frames per second with the optional MB-15 Pack, 4.5 frames per second for the F100 body
alone. And F100 features the same 5-Segment TTL flash sensor and 3D Automatic
Balanced Fill-Flash as F5. Both are made using strong and reliable metal construction.
Three light meters enable you to handle more shooting challenges, and many controls are
identical. You'll feel equally comfortable with both!

Availability: Anticipated January 1999

     Product Features

          Nikon Command Dial System
          Five-area AF system with the fastest Autofocus
          New Super-imposed red LED over selected focus area on B and E Screens
          New 10-segment Matrix sensor
          Dedicated accessories (data back, battery pack, focusing screens, PC link)

     Autofocus

          Multi-CAM-1300 AF module
          Dynamic AF and Single Area AF modes
          Improved autofocus software realizes faster autofocusing for lenses with AF
          coupling
          4.5 fps Focus Tracking with Lock-on
          5.0 fps Focus Tracking and Lock-on with MB-15
          AF area mode selector is located at the back of camera body

     Metering

          New 10-segment Matrix Sensor
          Three Meters--3D Matrix, CW and 5 Area Spot Metering.

     Exposure

          P, S, A, and M modes
          Two-command-dial operation (Command Dial operation can be reversed with
          custom setting)
          1/3 EV increment setting (1/2 and IEV with Custom Setting)
          All mode depth-of-field preview function
          Built-in Auto Bracketing function

     Flash

          Five-segment TTL flash sensor
          Flash sync modes -- Slow Sync, Rear-Curtain Sync, Red-Eye Reduction
          Monitor Pre-Flash compatible

     Other Features

          Viewfinder
               96% frame coverage
               Focus area super impose function (red)
               +/-2EV analogue indicator in 1/3 EV steps
          Film operation
               S, C, and Cs film advance modes
               Up to 4.5 fps (4 AA-type alkaline or CR123A lithium) or 5 fps (6
               AA-type alkaline or NI-MH battery with optional battery pack)
               Dimensions and weight
               155 x 113 x 65.5mm, 780g (without batteries)
          Use of Magnesium alloy
               For top and bottom covers, and front body
          Built-in Custom Settings
               22 items

     Custom Settings Highlights

          Auto film rewind at the end of film roll
          EV steps for exposure control: 1/3, IEV steps, cancelable
          Closest area priority AF in Single Servo AF
          AE/SB bracketing
          Exchange functions of Command Dials
          Main- or Sub-Command dial for exposure compensation

     Accessories

          Battery Pack (Optional)
               Uses 6 AA-type alkaline or lithium batteries, or Ni-MH pack
               Equipped with shutter release button, Main-Command Dial and AF start
               button for vertical shooting
          Data Back (Optional)
               Equipped with Focus Area Selector
               Data imprinting on frame #0 is possible
               Multi-Control Back is not available


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