Nikon D100: Digital SLR adds strong choice to semipro camera market. (Reviews).

In the low end of the digital single-lens reflex (SLR) camera market, one company's absence has been conspicuous: Nikon. But now-two years after the release of Canon's highly successful 3.1-megapixel EOS D30 and months after Canon's 6.3-megapixel follow-up, the EOS D60 (****; Reviews, August 2002)-Nikon has entered the fray, with its $1,999 D100, an impressive 6.1-megapixel camera that aggressively goes after the market Canon is targeting.

Feels Like Film The primary appeal of SLR digital cameras is that they look, feel, and act like 35mm film cameras. They have many of ...

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