I bought an F100 a few months ago, after going back and forth over whether to buy it or an F5. That doesn't mean that it's the right decision for everyone. Still, though, I think it's worth it and use my F6 a lot.
$100-200 for a used F100 can be REALLY tough to make. The differences between it and the F100 are minor at the end of the day, and the argument for paying $1K+ for a used F6(or $2600 for a new one) vs. There again, it's not a camera for everyone, and I'll freely acknowledge that.
#How to replace a film on nikon f6 pro#
In addition, I like that it has a reasonably easy to use/intuitive data back that can do a whole lot(between the frame imprinting, exposure data, etc, not just in frame dates like the F100 back) and isn't a rare-as-hens teeth expensive accessory like the equivalent for the F5.Īlso, I REALLY like the fact that I can get things like the fully featured data back and pro build quality(no plastic rewind fork, thank goodness) in a package that's only slightly larger than the F100. I don't really do a lot that calls for more AF points(especially not on film), but do appreciate the fact that the center point both needs less contrast and works in lower light than the F5/F100(I lump those two together for this since the AF module is the same).
#How to replace a film on nikon f6 plus#
The F6 gets me all of the nice little tweaks that happened between the F5 and F100(illuminated AF points, etc) plus the D2 series focus module. I also have both the F4(4 cell) and F4s(6 cell) and use the plain F4 90% of the time.
I have an F100 battery grip but never use it-I'm happy with the 4-cell in handle grip, much as I generally run my F3s, F2s, and FM2s without motors. I have both of them, along with an F5, and like all three for different reasons.īefore I had the F6, I grabbed the F100 in favor of the F5 almost every time because I liked the smaller and lighter size of it. Click to expand.This is probably one of those things that will always be contentious, but I do think that the F100/F6 comparison has merit.
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