Nikon D70s Body Only

Pros: use my existing Nikon 70-300 mm lens

Cons: shutter lag of one or two seconds

Review: I bought my D70 about three months ago. I have yet to read the manual completely. I have used the camera to photograph cross-country skiing, a bicycle road race, and outdoor scenes. This past weekend I "tried" to do some flash photos but had some...

Pros: everything, from price to usability, and there is a free photography course

Cons: all the software they give you is trial version :(

The Bottom Line: Don't buy it unless you are a real photography enthusiast and are capable of exploring all the possibilities of a real reflex camera, in that case you will be surprised.

Review: I like to have as much control as possible on my photographs, this is why I've always used 35mm reflex cameras with interchangeable lenses. Until now the problem was that a decent digital true SLR was very expensive (and was a Canon). This set gives...

Pros: Great camera. It's NOT plastic, it's POLYCARBONATE! This camera grows with you.

Cons: NO REAL CONS.

The Bottom Line: -see my review. Definitely BUY IT! Great for the advanced amateur or professional. I use it for Portraiture and weddings.

Review: I got the D70 late last year in '04. LUV this camera. I've used my old lenses from my Nikon FE and they work fine -just remember to set the focus switch to manual mode. Exposure won't work with these lenses but this isn't really a problem -you can...

Pros: Quick shutter speed allows action shots with a digital camera; great picture quality

Cons: Cost (~$900) and bulk Lens cap not attached and easily lost

The Bottom Line: This is a great camera for almost every occasion; it is versatile and the picture quality great

Review: I am an amateur photographer and also do dog training; I've been taking digital photos of my dogs for a while and have gotten really tired of the typical delay when pushing the shutter button (not to mention the number of "fantastic" photos I've...

Pros: Very fast, solid build quality, excellent image quality, and very good battery life

Cons: Images slightly soft at default settings and No USB 2.0

The Bottom Line: The Bottom Line: The new Nikon D70s -- If it ain?t broke ya? don?t need to fix it

Review: Canon s EOS D350/Digital Rebel XT was a revolutionary re-design of the original Rebel, but Nikon s new D70s is more an evolutionary update of the dLSR that POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHY magazine chose as it s CAMERA OF THE YEAR in 2004. At first...

Pros: Nikon lens compatibility a big plus

Cons: Nothing glaring

Review: Just an addendum to a previous comment on using non auto-focus Nikon lenses. After experimenting with my 55mm Nikkor micro, I tried my 24mm f2.8 that I thought would have to shelve for use in the Nikon d70s, based upon feedback received to the...

Pros: Nicely balanced, handles great, images are stunning.

Cons: Menu selections are buried, but this is not a deal breaker, folks!

The Bottom Line: GREAT balance, comfortable handling, stunning images.

Review: This is a nearly perfect digital SLR -- for those who've used Nikon 35MM SLR gear in the past, it handles and fits like a GLOVE.

Your old AF Nikkor lenses will mate perfectly with the onboard electronics. The new G lenses (like the zoom...

Pros: Nikon. Digital. Well built. 3 years of quality pics!

Cons: Remembering to reset the ISO after speeding it up.

The Bottom Line: Go for the name brand for once in your life, and enjoy the choice. Buy the Nikon and enjoy the rush! It really is worth it!

Review: I had the N80 - but couldn't remember how I got the nice pics between when I shot them, and when I got them developed. Dropped a G on the D70 because my old lens were compatible. WOW! If your spouse complains - tough! Buy it - It's great - Shoot,...

Pros: Fast response. Excellent flash system.

Cons: Kit lens OK, but light loss in the corners in wide angle setting.

The Bottom Line: Most versatile camera. Fun to use. Leaves no photographic wishes unanswered.

Review: The other reviews pretty much covered the technical specifications of this camera, so I am not going to bother reviewing those. I am not much of a numbers person anyway -- creativity is more my thing when it comes to photography.
I have used...

Pros: Immediate on, fantastic shutter speed, max ISO 1600, great sensor, fast autofocus,

Cons: None from me.

Review: I finally upgraded to this entry-level digital slr and I am very glad I chose Nikon.
This camera can do it all. Sure it's got auto-mode but this baby is for those who want control. You can control aperture, shutter speed, or both in manual. You...