Nikon D70s Body Only

Pros: great pictures, a lot of options, a lot of accessories.

Cons: Many menu options. Some menu selections revert back to default setting when switching modes.

The Bottom Line: This is a great camera, even if it is an older model. Provides a lot of flexibility, yet, in the auto mode, it is nearly a point and click camera.

Review: As our baby daughter was becoming more mobile, we quickly realized that the run-of-the-mill digital cameras were not up to the task of catching her in action. Most of them have to much latency between when you push the shutter release button until...

Pros: Excellent entry-level price for a pro-level camera

Cons: Lack of TTL underwater, smaller viewfinder than Film SLRs

The Bottom Line: If you're looking for a professional level DSLR at an affordable price, be assured that the D70 will serve you well if you choose to take it underwater!

Review: Don't let the price fool you: This is a camera that suits everyone between the beginners to photography right up until Professional/Commercial photographers!

As other reviews have covered the usage of this camera setup on land very well, I...

Pros: Perfect camera when it works

Cons: Can pass away out of a sudden with no warranty left behind.

The Bottom Line: I do not recommend this product because of the defect outlined in my description. Or I would suggest getting an independent warranty on the product.

Review: I am a Canadian Nikon user. I had this camera over a year, without any problem. And one day, I was on a road trip to New Jersey with my kids to visit my cousin. Everybody was happy and we wanted to take some pictures. But all of a sudden, the camera...

Pros: Powerful, versatile and relatively easy to use the basic functions.

Cons: Too much to easily digest at once.

Review: After searching and thinking long and hard about which digital camera to go with I finally decided on the D70. I was considering the Canon Digital Rebel because of good experiences with Canon point and shot digital cameras and their electronics but...

Pros: easy to use; well priced; a good way to explore DSLRs

Cons: older model; less advanced than newer Nikons

The Bottom Line: The D70 is a great choice for photographers who have some experience with SLRs but are new to digital.

Review: I purchased the Nikon D70 about two and a half years ago, when I temporarily moved from the United States to Rome, Italy. I had long thought about getting a digital SLR, but both the price and the abandonment of film gave me pause. With an upcoming...

Pros: Perfect for the semi-professional or discriminating amateur photographer.

Cons: Would like the ISO setting to appear in the lens viewer, but not too important.

Review: I have had this camera for about one year. It is almost perfect. It took some time to master the settings, but I wouldn't leave home without it. The Nikon D70 has been used for taking garden photos, hockey, soccer, basketball and people. The D70 is...

Pros: Lots of features, feels good in your hand, very sharp

Cons: Must be used in manual mode with DX "digital" flashes

Review: I have worked in a popular photo store and had much photography experience, and I really like this camera.

The color reproduction is very good. The lens included is much higher in quality than most lenses which come in camera kits. The...

Pros: excellent all around digital slr camera

Cons: getting used to where all the settings are

Review: I have been using the d70 now for about a year, and im very satisfied , great pics are very easy with this camera.
The camera has excellent battery life and i would recommend at least having a 1 gig compact flash card to go with this camera...

Pros: Spot metering, ease of use, image quality, ergonomics, TTL Flash

Cons: I really can't think of any yet!

Review: I have had this camera for over a year and have taken around 10K pics with it. It is amazing. It feels just like a pro camera in your hands and the picture quality is the best I have seen in this price range. The kit lens is top notch. It has Nikon...

Pros: Excellent image quality. Reliable. Nice looking. Easy to use software.

Cons: No TTL with ringflash or SB80D. Hunts with macro lens, Can't enlarge screen image enough.

The Bottom Line: I recommmend it because overall it offers great results and also has a large back of add ons.

Review: I've used this camera for nearly a year now and overall I'm quite pleased with it. I've used it for landscapes, weddings, and macro wildlife shots. The limitations are mainly in the world of the macro photographer where it tends to hunt more than my...