-It FINALLY feels more like my F100, than a plastic POS. THANK GOD! This was one of my biggest annoyances with the D100.

-The Auto WB is OH SO much better indoors than the D100. Altough I don’t have any indoor comparisons in this post, I’ll have some up later on my website with a full review….for now…trust me….it’s extraordinarily better indoors.

-The AF is measurably faster with my AFS lens than with the D100. Though I don’t think it’s quite as good as my F100…although this could just be my inner Film side clammoring for attention.

-The controls are more like my F100 (which I like).

-The viewfinder display finally shows me what it’s focusing on and gives me queues when my battery is low. I’ve already started to find this immensly useful. It was somethat that I was very sad my D100 was without, but I had since forgot about….now I remember .

-The dreaded consisten underexposure that made us D100 users lust after the Canon users “right-out-of-the-camera” shots is GONE! (don’t lie, you know that the Canon auto shots looked better that the Nikon Auto shots right out of the camera). I have yet to take a picture with that dreaded greyness that always accompanied my D100 and had to be dealt with in PS.
CONS:

-The MB-D200 battery pack I bought to go with it feels like it was made by Fischer-Price. It feels MUCH more like a plastic toy than something that could withstand the elements like they claim the D200 can. If the D200 is magnessium-alloy, why not the battery pack?