F90 (N90) | F90X (N90s) |
Speed increments in M & S modes = one stop | Speed increments in M & S modes = 1/3 stop |
Program shift increments = one stop | Program shift increments = 1/3 stop |
Exposure comp. and flex program not available in Ps mode | Exposure comp. and flex program are available in Ps mode |
Film advance 3.6 fps Ch mode regular shooting and 3 fps with focus tracking | Film advance 3.6 fps Ch mode regular shooting and 4 fps with focus tracking |
Self timer allows double shot | Self timer single shot only |
Red-eye reduction with SB-25/26/27/28 | Red-eye reduction with SB-26/27/28 (not with SB-25) |
LCD panel MF symbol for manual focus | MF symbol deleted |
Red-eye mode shows double lightning bolt | Red-eye mode shows "eye" symbol |
Striped battery power graphic | New battery power graphic |
LCD & viewfinder has no seconds shutter speed indication | Seconds shutter speed indication added |
LCD & viewfinder program shift absent | Program shift added |
Body needs modification to fit MB-10 vertical grip | MB-10 fits without modification |
Can store two rolls of exposure information in memory | Can store 36 rolls of exposure information in memory |
- | Improved coreless motors |
- | Faster AF calculation |
- | Better gaskets and weather seals |
Beeps available | No warning beep unless use Photo Secretary/Sharp Wizard |
AC-1E cord used with Sharp Wizard | AC-2E cord used with Sharp Wizard |
With thanks to Thom Hogan "The Nikon Field Guide" and Nikon Club Australia "Light Reading" magazine for the above information. There may be other differences you know of, please of errors and additions.
Personal note: The reason I won't consider buying an F90X is
that multiple exposure is not handled unless you shell out extra to have
the MF-26 (?) back. I'll stick with my F801s (N8008s) until something better
comes along . Currently (July 1999) the F100 is slightly overkill for what
I need, maybe there's an F80 around the corner? I need the easy to use
multiple exposure for slide copying and internegging to get the pre-flash
before the exposure.
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