Have you tested it with another lens? Or, when you manually focus, can you get a satisfactorily sharp image in the viewfinder?
By the way, the lens you mention is one I haven't even heard of.
It's probably a third party lens. Can you focus manually and see if you can bring subject into a sharp focus? You'll probably want to perform a master reset before messing with settings. There's not telling what custom options are set.
I had a similar problem with my F100, but found out it was the lens and not the body. It works fine with another lens, but the contacts on my favorite lens (wouldn't you know?) aren't working correctly. GOod news is it can be fixed.
G lenses work with the F100. Try it.
I like the way the O.P. refers to the F100 as "Old"how old can an F100 be?
>>How did you go about fixing it?
I haven't yet. Gotta get the extra $$ to send it off, either to Nikon or SPTS.
I made the remark because it just seemed to me that since my youngest camera is a Canon T90 made in 1986 the Nikon F 100 is the height of all singing all dancing sophistication to meLOL old as in i need to travel just to get my film developed and cost a fortune ><
But soon work is getting a full on mini lab with a negative c-41 developer and film scanner, im going O/S in 2 weeks to inspect the machines and training right after the trade show
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