Nikon D70s Reviews

Nikon's D70s is a refinement of one of the most successful amateur dSLR's ever produced. While its resolution falls 2-megapixels short of Canon's industry-leading Digital Rebel XT, the D70s offers very good shooting performance and excellent image ...

The Nikon D70s is an evolutionary -- not revolutionary -- update to the popular D70 digital SLR. Where Canon took their Digital Rebel and changed it dramatically when it became the Rebel XT, Nikon took smaller steps with the D70s. The changes from the ...

Excellent photo quality ; Very well built, feels solid in your hands ; Full manual controls ; Robust performance ; impressive continuous shooting mode when a fast memory card is used ; fast AF system ; All the expandability you'd expect from a D-SLR ; ...

Images aren't overly sharp at default settings (normal for D-SLRs) ; Moir can be a problem ; No USB 2.0 High Speed support ; Included software doesn't allow for RAW image manipulation ; that and remote camera control require $100 Nikon Capture ...

Unless you buy the lens kit, you won't have a lens either (unless you already have a collection of Nikkor lenses). The D70s, like all Nikon SLRs, has an F mount which is compatible with nearly all Nikkor lenses. If you have some old lenses you may ...