This is a lovely Nikon D100 in superb condition. It’s a cult classic due because of its CCD sensor which Nikon only used in a couple of their DSLR cameras. Fans love the CCD sensor because of the lovely film-like rendition it produces and it’s generally agreed that this camera will increase in value over the coming years. This D100 was specifically engineered to give a filmic look to its photos which matched the expectations of buyers who were used to shooting on film. The D100 originally sold for $1499, it was built to last and it was an instant sales hit. This camera still appeals to fans because unlike cheaper, consumer oriented DSLR cameras, this Nikon features a built-in focus motor which allows it to work flawlessly with any Nikon Nikkor auto-focus lens, including the AF-D series lenses,  as well as supporting much newer lenses that have motors and vibration control built into them. Naturally you can also mount and use much older manual focus Nikkor lenses. This results in a very flexible camera with an outstanding sensor and the ability to use a wide variety of inexpensive lenses.   

It comes complete with a convenient little 28- 80mm lens, a Nikon MB-D100 battery grip, a battery charger and battery. All you’ll need to do is drop a memory card into it and you’ll be good to go.

Here’s a photo I made using this lens.