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24 years ago
Nikon's D70 D-SLR A Smooth Transition To The Digital Realm
After having spent a few weeks with the Nikon D70, and teaching at workshops where students arrived with the camera fresh out of the box, it's clear that Nikon has fashioned a camera that will appeal to both those new to digital SLR photography and those already converted eager to use their Nikkor
22 years ago
Nikon D70 review: Nikon D70
The Nikon D70 is a great enthusiast dSLR.
Pros:
- Excellent dynamic range, color accuracy, and noise profiles
- terrific continuous-shooting performance
- feature set accommodates a variety of users.
Cons:
- Nikon's RAW-file editing software costs extra
- camera saves only one set of custom parameters.
21 years ago
Nikon D70 review
For users of SLR cameras, going digital can have a major impact on the wallet. SLR prices jump from hundreds of pounds for a film camera to thousands for a digital model, which is why most digital SLR manufacturers have concentrated on the professional market – until recently.
21 years ago
Nikon D70
This camera has been a superb buy with excellent photo results in high an low light conditions. There is "no" delay between pressing the button and shutter release, like in most other digital cameras.
Pros:
- A bit big and heavy
Cons:
- A bit big and heavy
21 years ago
he Nikon D70 is a pretty amazing little camera. For a relatively small price you get a whole lot of picture-taking ability.
21 years ago
Nikon D70
8. Summing Up Nikon D70 has up to now been an interesting experience. The camera is inobtrusive, small and light-weight, yet a very capable performer. You do have to gear your attitude and working habits to embrace the possibilites supported by the camera, and not let the annoyance of all those...
20 years ago
Nikon D70 Experience Report
1. Never talk about a camera being sharp or not. Always look the camera/lens combination. With the AF-S 28-70mm f/2.8 the D70 performs very well.
20 years ago
The D70, announced on 28th January 2004 is Nikon's answer to the new sub-$1,000 digital SLR market, its clear competition being the Canon EOS 300D (Digital Rebel) announced last August.
Pros:
- Excellent resolution and sharpness
- seems better than EOS 300D / EOS 10D
- Neutral color balance
- 'Nikon like' (tuned towards skin tones
- Good clean sharpening algorithm leaves almost no 'halo' artifacts
- Low noise even at high sensitivities
- more monochromatic (film like
- Excellent image parameter
Cons:
- Moiré / maze artifact pattern visible in certain images at the limit of resolution
- Bug which incorrectly tags images as Adobe RGB (we expect a firmware fix
- Vignetting / lens shading on the AF-S DX 18-70mm lens at 18 mm
- F3.5
- Still a very average automatic white balance performance
- we expected
20 years ago
Exclusive : Nikon D70 Digital SLR Review
Here comes the Nikon D70 competitively priced to challenge the Canon EOS-300D DIGITAL. Boasting a 6.1 megapixel Nikon DX format image sensor, 3 fps burst shooting, instant start-up, as well as seven Digital Vari-Program modes, this is but just the tip of the ice berg that might just sink the...
20 years ago
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.
Pros:
- Compatible with Nikon lenses
Cons:
- Nothing major
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