Nikon
D70 Review:
First Contact
by Wayne Lorimer
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Nikon
D70 Review: Final Thoughts
As
a ‘traditional’ photographer who grew up with 35mm film SLR
cameras, I’ve never really been able to get excited about digital
point-and-shoots. I have also, however, never was able to justify
the expense associated with the pro SLR cameras, so I’ve had
to play the waiting game. Until now that is.
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With
a Nikon D70 Digital SLR |
With
the introduction in 2003 of ‘consumer’ digital SLR’s, I’ve suddenly
became very interested, and very excited. Then, when I use a
camera like the D70 from Nikon, I get even more excited (yeah,
I know, it’s sad in a way. But my doctor says I’ll be fine).
If, like me, you’ve been waiting for a digital SLR that will
give you the convenience of shooting digital, with the control
and feel of conventional 35mm cameras, at the right price, then
wait no more. The Nikon D70 fits the bill perfectly, and I guarantee
you won’t be disappointed. Solid, responsive, fully featured,
comfortable and sexy (yes, there’s no denying it) – the Nikon
D70 is a superb digital SLR. Nikon will sell truckloads.
| If
hard pressed for a rating
(from 0 to 5):
| Design |
- |
5 |
| Features |
- |
5 |
| Performance |
- |
5 |
| Image
Quality |
- |
4 |
| Value
for Money |
- |
5 |
| Overall
rating |
- |
4.8 |
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