I still have mine and I'm finding it hard to part with it.
I saved up for several months and did extensive research almost every day to see what camera had the best value for what I was doing at that point (sports photography).
I settled on the 1D Mark II and I still consider it to be more capable than many cameras today.
I do sometimes. we did keep it for a REALLY long time. nostalgia I guess.
we got our D100 in 2004 from a family friend that was a wedding and portrait photographer.
he had a whole bunch of them, and sold one to us when the wife wanted to get into photography.
we only recently got rid of it. Its in a better place now.
My first DSLR was Sony a300, wonderful camera and very capable at the time but as time progress it become obsolete and I moved on, don't miss it at all.
My first was a D40. Don't really miss it just wish I would have kept it instead of selling it for practically nothing. I could of gave it to my fiancee who is starting to get into photography.
Dude, it's a camera. I don't miss my 8-track player, cassette player, beta-max vcr, vhs vcr, or dial telephone either. I do miss my lava lamp though. :lmao: