Nikon D70

The 6.1Mp Nikon D70 is at the forefront of the digital SLR revolution for the photo enthusiast. Nikon digital SLRs differ from fixed lens digital cameras in a number of ways. The most obvious is the fact that you can use existing lenses that fit Nikon cameras - both film and digital.

Nikon D70 review by andre_

I bought the D70 to have a backup of my two D2x during work. The image quality is fine until 400ISO, but it decrease over, where the dinamic range is not enough in comparison with every newest camera.

The Camera Of The Year 2004: The Nikon D70 SLR

The Nikon D70 was precisely the camera that the photography world needed this year. 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!

Nikon D70 SLR digital camera

The Nikon D70 digital SLR camera is for enthusiasts and advanced photographers who know, or who are going to learn, how to use the capabilities of a true SLR camera that allows you to control all aspects of an exposure.

The Nikon D70 is aimed squarely at the "prosumer" digital SLR market, or in other words the same individuals that the F70 and F90 were aimed at with film cameras. In film cameras the F4 and F5 series distinguished themselves from their F70 and F90 counterparts in having the rugged construction and...