My father passed away last year and my brother got his camera gear. Yesterday he sent me a large quanity of it to sell on ebay. I decided to keep my father's Nikon F100 along with 3 lens and a flash. I will just pay my brother for it. I have a Canon setup with 2 Canon 1N bodies and lots of L glass so I'm giving this setup to my wife. It didn't come with a manual which I will order but as I tried to get it setup for her to start to use yesterday something strange happened. I loaded a roll of Fuji 200 ASA print film and when I checked the iso by pushing the button it says 400. I loaded the film by inserting the cartridge and pulling it accross to the orange mark on the other side. Did I do something incorrectly. I assume the F100 reads the dx code and sets the correct iso speed. The Nikon lens I received are a 50mm f1.8, 28-105mm f3.5/4.5D, and a 70-210mm f4/5.6. I'm not familar with Nikon gear so I don't know if these are good lens or not. I also received SB-24 flash that may or may not go with this body. In the box was also a mint like new Nikon 6006 and a Nikon 85mm f1.8 non D and a Nikon 28-70mm f3.5/4.5 non D lens. Will these work with the F100 and are they better then the other lens mentioned above. I will be selling a bunch of Minolta Maxxum equipment like a 7000 and 9000 body and also a Leica M3 and 3 lens. My primary concern right now is keeping and giving my wife the best of the Nikon gear and to pay my brother a fair price for what I keep. Thanks, Art