Let's keep it friendly, please.
Your tone is getting a little antagonistic. There's plenty of that over at the digital forums. I like this forum because it's much more friendly. Let's keep it that way. Canon or Nikon, it doens't really matter.
Most people here aren't that concerned about multitudes of AF points and eye-control. That's kind of what analog is all about -- taking control back from the computers. In my experience, the eye-control never worked that well anyway, which is why Canon abandoned it.
The EOS 3 is a fine camera, but it has limitations like all cameras do. As to the F100 weather-sealing: I don't know what the official line is, but mine has performed well outside in a variety of weather conditions, including fairly heavy rain.
Your tone is getting a little antagonistic. There's plenty of that over at the digital forums. I like this forum because it's much more friendly. Let's keep it that way. Canon or Nikon, it doens't really matter.
Most people here aren't that concerned about multitudes of AF points and eye-control. That's kind of what analog is all about -- taking control back from the computers. In my experience, the eye-control never worked that well anyway, which is why Canon abandoned it.
The EOS 3 is a fine camera, but it has limitations like all cameras do. As to the F100 weather-sealing: I don't know what the official line is, but mine has performed well outside in a variety of weather conditions, including fairly heavy rain.