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<blockquote data-quote="Retro" data-source="post: 474135" data-attributes="member: 37517">I'm half-way down this page, and my wife is on my back to stop wasting time and start helping around the house: <a href="http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/n90s.htm" target="_blank">Nikon N90s, N90, F90 and F90x</a>.I'm very curious about the F100, as Rockwell says it eclipsed the N90 (the F90 is just the Canadian name, like a YJ vs. a Wrangler), but I read somewhere on this site where someone put down the F100. I can't remember why.I'm all for having an F4 and a lesser camera as a back up. I think the N90 is a great camera, from everything I've read, but I need to finish that page and then read about the F100.I like my FE2, but I hope to upgrade to these better cameras this year or next.For you, Joe, it comes down to if you want AF or M operation. If you're not after AF, the FE2 is a great choice. For AF the F4 is possibly the best choice, followed by the F100 or N90.A purist (me) will always choose the F4 over the F5.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Retro, post: 474135, member: 37517"] I'm half-way down this page, and my wife is on my back to stop wasting time and start helping around the house: [url=http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/n90s.htm]Nikon N90s, N90, F90 and F90x[/url]. I'm very curious about the F100, as Rockwell says it eclipsed the N90 (the F90 is just the Canadian name, like a YJ vs. a Wrangler), but I read somewhere on this site where someone put down the F100. I can't remember why. I'm all for having an F4 and a lesser camera as a back up. I think the N90 is a great camera, from everything I've read, but I need to finish that page and then read about the F100. I like my FE2, but I hope to upgrade to these better cameras this year or next. For you, Joe, it comes down to if you want AF or M operation. If you're not after AF, the FE2 is a great choice. For AF the F4 is possibly the best choice, followed by the F100 or N90. A purist (me) will always choose the F4 over the F5. [/QUOTE]

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