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5/1/2007 5:38 PM new D70s (2 Comments)
- Rizak the Re
- 45, Ontario, Canada
new D70s
I just got a new (well, new to me) Nikon D70 upgraded to version 2.0 software which apparently makes it equivalent to a D70s. I got it off eBay and probably paid a bit too much for it. However, it did come with a spiffy 40-200 Tamron lens.
I've found that even using the small picture size they're huge when I transfer them over to the computer. I have the menu set to fine so I'll get some good detail, but the smallest amount of real estate they take up is 1504x1000 pixels. Oh, well. I usually need to Photoshop them a bit anyway.
Plus, I like the 1 Gb card that I got with it. With the above settings I can get over a thousand shots on one card!
I have to say that I'm impressed with the battery life as well. A pretty darned good camera in my books.
Hey! I have the same camera that Benny has!
;)
I've found that even using the small picture size they're huge when I transfer them over to the computer. I have the menu set to fine so I'll get some good detail, but the smallest amount of real estate they take up is 1504x1000 pixels. Oh, well. I usually need to Photoshop them a bit anyway.
Plus, I like the 1 Gb card that I got with it. With the above settings I can get over a thousand shots on one card!
I have to say that I'm impressed with the battery life as well. A pretty darned good camera in my books.
Hey! I have the same camera that Benny has!
;)
5/25/2007 3:55 AMRe: new D70s
Sasan
40, Virginia, United States
Rizak, the D70s is a good DSLR for portraits and landscape shoots. But for action, the D70s AF system is not as fast as my Nikon F100. It is not as responsive, so I sold mine. AF tracking is a bit slow, especially in low light.
I recently upgraded to a D200 and never looked back.
Keep shooting.
I recently upgraded to a D200 and never looked back.
Keep shooting.





5/6/2007 11:10 AMRe: new D70s