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Nikon D70 Expert Reviews
Digital camera - SLR - 6.1 Mpix - Nikon AF-S DX 18-70mm lens - optical zoom: 3.8 x - supported memory: CF, Microdrive More Product Details
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January, 2009
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Nikon D70 (body only) Reviews
Excellent dynamic range, color accuracy, and noise profiles; terrific continuous-shooting performance; feature set accommodates a variety of users.
Nikon's RAW-file editing software costs extra; camera saves only one set of custom parameters.
The Nikon D70 is a great enthusiast dSLR.
Design of Nikon D70 (body only)We loaded the Nikon D70 with a CompactFlash card, a lithium-ion battery, and an optional 18mm-to-70mm lens (equivalent to a 35mm model's 27mm-to-105mm lens). Features of Nikon D70 (body only)No matter what your...
April, 2004
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Nikon D70 Digital Camera Review
At $999, Nikon's D70 has turned a lot of heads and started a great deal of gossip in the digital camera social scene - enough to ruffle feathers at Canon, whose EOS Digital Rebel was until recently the best deal around in terms of quality, options, and pr...
- Handling ability: it is light yet substantial - Extensive options for each function - Clever layout/design - Impressive LCD screen resolution and monitor cover - Incredibly fast shutter response time
- Lowest ISO is 200 - Weak software package - Rubber buttons are somewhat annoying - Color and resolution results under par
After all of this talk, is the Nikon D70 up to snuff? I would say so. The clever design, ease of use, portability, and top-of-the-line features make the Nikon D70 hard to beat in today's market. As Nikon's first sub-$1000 digital SLR camera, the Nikon D70...
Although the price extends past the $1000 mark when a kit lens is thrown in ($1299), the Nikon D70 offers up stiff competition nonetheless.
January, 2004
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Nikon D70 Review
Nikon's D70 (improvement of D100) was Digital SLR camera of the year in 2004. Solid ergonomic body (600g without battery) and easy to use menu (even a help button). Aperture priority, shutter priority and full manual modes offer the possibility to simulta...
January, 2007
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10 Things You Should Know About the Nikon D70
We pony up the inside details of this popular workhorse.
The D70 will maintain the ISO you set when possible; "ISO AUTO" appears in the finder when you set this option, and blinks whenever the camera shifts ISO.5) Lower your threshold: Don't you hate it when you pop the flash up in program mode, and...
October, 2005
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Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT vs. Nikon D70 DSLR
Canuck digicam site Digital Review has a comparison of two primo digital SLRs: Canon's Digital Rebel XT and Nikon's D70. Obviously, either unit will get the job done but, even though the Canon has a higher resolution, they give the Nikon a slight edge, sa...
Obviously, either unit will get the job donebut, even though the Canon has a higher resolution, they give the Nikon a slight edge, saying it has a richer featureand function set and represents a better value.
March, 2005
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Editors Choice 2004: Digital SLRs
Nikon D70
Like the D100, the D70 has a six-megapixel CCD sensor, a 1.5X focal-length conversion factor, a five-point AF array, and a 3-frames-per-second top shooting speed. The new model can shoot up to 144 full-resolution JPEGs nonstop when used with a...
February, 2005
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The Camera Of The Year 2004
Our Editors' Criterion: The camera that best refines or redefines photography
A revolution began in 2003 with the Canon EOS Digital Rebel -- its $899 sticker, its 6.3-megapixel sensor, and its attitude of "Everybody into the digital SLR pool; the water's fine!"The question for '04 was how quickly a camera maker would seize...
December, 2004
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Nikon D70
The D70 is Nikon's first digital SLR for the advanced hobbyist.
Confirmed Nikon aficionados with an existing investment in lenses and accessories will love the D70, but it definitely takes some getting used to.
Professional photographers have been buying Nikon's digital single-lens reflex cameras for several years, but at $1000 (body only), the 6.1-megapixel D70 is the company's first SLR that's affordable for the advanced consumer. If you own a recent...
November, 2004
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PCWorld.com - Nikon D70
Professional photographers have been buying Nikon's digital single-lens reflex cameras for several years, but at $1000 (body only), ...
If you own a recent nondigital Nikon, your existing lenses should work with the D70. The other Nikon digitals we looked at this month (the Coolpix 8400 and Coolpix 8800) have the ability to store collections of your favorite settings for...
November, 2004
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Nikon D70 SLR Digital Camera Camera
Professional photographers have been buying Nikon's digital single-lens reflex cameras for several years, but at $1000 (body only), the 6.1-megapixel D70 is the company's first SLR that's affordable for the advanced consumer. If you own a recent nondigita...
The D70's rechargeable battery was still going strong when we stopped testing after 500 shots. It also comes with a converter for use with three disposable lithium CR2 batteries--an expensive option, but handy for emergencies. You get no media card with t...
The other Nikon digitals we looked at this month (the Coolpix 8400 and Coolpix 8800) have the ability to store collections of your favorite settings for retrieving later--it's surprising that the D70 doesn't have similar custom modes....
November, 2004
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