Nikon D70s: Compare prices

By David D. Busch on 21/06/2005

More Nikon Australia reviews , RRP: AU$1999.00

The good:

  • Versatile drive mode
  • Excellent dynamic range, noise levels, and colour rendition
  • Full feature set with lots of customisation options
  • Responsive operation
  • Solid battery life

The bad:

  • No preshot mirror lockup
  • Only one set of custom parameters
  • Raw-file editing/control software costs extra

The bottomline:

Small improvements fine-tune one of the best digital SLRs in the sub-AU$2,000 class.

Buying choices:

Users' rating:

8.8/10

Tags:

camera | consumer | d70s | digital | dslr | nikon | still

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