The F-100 Super Sabre, a fighter aircraft formerly in the service of the United States Air Force, and in small numbers, with a number of NATO countries inluding France, and Denmark.
The Alvaro de Bazán class frigate (also known as the F100 class) of frigates, in the service of the Spanish Armada Española.
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Gastronomics
F-100 (food), a therapeutic food given to treat severe malnutrition
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The F100 defaults to using the command dial on the body for this function (as is done on other brands of cameras and on entry level Nikons such as the N65).
The F100 focuses quite fast, and focusing was accurate with a wide range of lenses (both older and current) that we used during testing.
The F100 features Nikon's "focus tracking with lock on", that is capable of tracking a moving subject even it a stationary object temporarily comes between the camera and the subject.
The F100 is a direct crossing between the prestigious and quite expensive F5 and the its cheaper predecessor, the F90 (designated N90 in the US).
F100 has a non-interchangeable viewfinder, lacks colour matrix metering, has no mirror-lockup and is able to achieve less frames per second that F5, but a framing rate of 4-5 fps should satisfy most potential buyers.
Obviously F100 is targeted at photographers not willing to spend a fortune on F5 but nevertheless wanting to make use of the advanced features of that model.
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