Nikon D70 Review - They've Done It Again
No camera beats a Nikon. They're lenses are superb and their cameras are the best. Nikon has always been the leader and when the digital camera age dawned, their Coolpix's were serious contenders. Like all digital cameras however, there was the serious problem of "lag" when you wanted to take continuous shots. Nature does not stand still for anything and there are no guarantees for getting a second chance if you miss that all-too-important moment because of camera lag.
The D70 eliminates that problem without sacrificing the Nikon quality. The Nikon D70 lets you take a series of shots in rapid succession without any time delay. It is what every photographer has prayed for.
And Nikon did not skimp on quality. Each photo still has the Nikon hallmark of excellence. Whether you are a beginner or expert, the crystal clear clarity is there in every photo. In fact, after handling the D70, you will find other digital cameras to feel like toys. I know the price is currently steep but the Nikon name is worth every cent. You are paying for quality and Nikon delivers it.
Nikon's D70 is on the hefty side and I can't imagine why they didn't put a CompactFlash card in with the unit (at that price, they should have!). But the menus are easy to navigate and if you have just a smattering of SLR knowledge and picture taking, you will be shooting like a pro in no time flat. If you are looking for a camera that will make every picture you take a masterpiece, I heartily recommend Nikon's D70.
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The D70 eliminates that problem without sacrificing the Nikon quality. The Nikon D70 lets you take a series of shots in rapid succession without any time delay. It is what every photographer has prayed for.
And Nikon did not skimp on quality. Each photo still has the Nikon hallmark of excellence. Whether you are a beginner or expert, the crystal clear clarity is there in every photo. In fact, after handling the D70, you will find other digital cameras to feel like toys. I know the price is currently steep but the Nikon name is worth every cent. You are paying for quality and Nikon delivers it.
Nikon's D70 is on the hefty side and I can't imagine why they didn't put a CompactFlash card in with the unit (at that price, they should have!). But the menus are easy to navigate and if you have just a smattering of SLR knowledge and picture taking, you will be shooting like a pro in no time flat. If you are looking for a camera that will make every picture you take a masterpiece, I heartily recommend Nikon's D70.
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posted by Informant at Saturday, April 09, 2005
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