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Name: Nikon D70 6.1MP 28-80/70-300mm Lens Set [Exc+++] w/CF Card,Strap Japan [jkh]
Brand: Nikon
Price: 322.5 CAD
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Rating: 4.62 (195 reviews)

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Used

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Item specifics

Condition: Used

Seller Notes: “Excellent+++ Condition!”

Manufacturer Warranty: None

Custom Bundle: No

Bundle Description: 1

Item Length: 1

Item Height: 1

Manufacturer Color: black

Optical Zoom: 1x

Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan

Maximum Aperture: f/0.95

Digital Zoom: 1x

UPC: 0018208252145

EAN: 0018208252145

Brand: Nikon

Series: Nikon D

Type: Digital SLR

Screen Size: 1.8in

Maximum Resolution: 6.1MP

Color: Black

Model: D70

Connectivity: USB

MPN: 25214

Features: USB, Auto Focus

Battery Type: Lithium-Ion

Item Weight: 21 Oz.

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With this Nikon D D70 DSLR camera, you can take great pictures at a high level of professional quality. The CCD image sensor of this digital camera captures images with an effective resolution of 6.1 MP. This level of image quality produces high-definition images measuring 3008 by 2000 pixels that allow print copies of up to 11 inches by 14 inches. Capture photos as JPEGs for action shots to save space, or use RAW to preserve all the details for intense photo editing with the Nikon D70. This Nikon D70 body-only DSLR allows you to choose each lens separately to meet your individual photography needs. You may want a versatile, general purpose lens or you may prefer to specialize. Nikon recommends Nikkor CPU type G or D AF, AF-S, and AF-I lenses because they are fully compatible with the D70. The digital SLR viewfinder allows you to view your photo directly through the lens. You see 95% of the image that the D70 will capture through the viewfinder. You can also use the rear-mounted LCD screen to determine your next shot. To help you capture your shot, the Type B BriteView Clear Matte Mark II screen displays brackets around the autofocus area. You can also display digital grid lines to help compose your image. The shutter speed ranges from 1/8000 of a second to 30 seconds, and an electronically controlled self-timer can be set for times from two to 20 seconds. The Nikon D70's top continuous shooting speed is 3 frames per second. You can set metering to 3D Color Matrix for overall scenes, center-weighted for mid-range telephoto shots, or spot for more distant telephoto photography. You can set the exposure manually and bracket it over two to three frames in 1/3 or 1/2 EV steps. You can also compensate for exposure settings in EV steps of 1/3, 1/2, or one full step. Automatic exposure settings give priority to either the shutter or to the aperture, or you can choose settings based on the selected scene mode. Night Landscape and Night Portrait modes assist with low-light conditions outdoors while the Sports settings are designed to capture high-speed action. Other choices include Close-up, Portrait, and Landscape. You can choose up to five focus areas, and dynamic autofocus assigns the setting priority to the closest subject. You can also lock the focus on a single point. Advanced photographers can set the white balance settings manually with a photographer's white card. They can also bracket their settings on these cameras, but automatic presets are available. Settings for the Nikon D70 are equivalent to ISO 35 mm film speeds of 200 to 1600 and this Nikon offers a dynamic range of 12 bits. Noise reduction is also available for high ISO settings and long exposures. The Nikon D70 has a built-in flash that offers front and rear curtain, repeating flash, red-eye reduction, slow sync, and red-eye reduction with slow sync. These digital cameras support Nikon's Creative Lighting System (CLS) for excellent lighting results.The D70 stores images on either a CompactFlash (CF) I/II or MicroDrive memory card. It is powered by an EN-EL Li-ion rechargeable battery pack. An EH-5 AC adapter and an MH-18a Quick Charger are also included. The camera has a built-in 1/4-inch tripod mount. The camera body measures 5.5 inches by 4.4 inches by 3.1 inches and weighs 21 ounces.

Product Identifiers

Brand

Nikon

MPN

25214

UPC

0018208252145

Model

D70

eBay Product ID (ePID)

100103335

Product Key Features

Battery Type

Lithium-Ion

Screen Size

1.8in

Type

Digital SLR

Maximum Resolution

6.1MP

Color

Black

Connectivity

USB

Features

USB, Auto Focus

Series

Nikon D

Dimensions

Depth

3.07in

Width

5.51in

Item Weight

21 Oz.

Height

4.3in

Additional Product Features

Screen Details

LCD Display-Tft Active Matrix-1.8"-Color

Exposure Compensation

±5 Ev Range, in 1/2 or 1/3 Ev Steps

Light Sensitivity

Iso 800, Iso 600, Iso 400, Iso 1600, Iso 200, Iso 320

Sensor Type

CCD

Exposure Range

Ev 0-20 (Iso 100)

Special Effects

Full Color

Camera Flash Features

Af Illuminator, Fill-In Flash, Slow Sync, Flash +/- Compensation, Red-Eye Reduction Flash, Front Sync Flash, Rear Sync Flash, Auto Flash

White Balance

Auto

Battery Form Factor

Manufacturer Specific

Focus Adjustment

Autofocus & Manual Focus, Manual, Automatic

Expansion Slot

1X CompactFlash Card-Type I/II

Operating System Supported

Apple Mac Os 9.1, Microsoft Windows 98SE, Mississippi Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME, Microsoft Windows XP Professional, Mississippi Windows XP, Mississippi Windows ME, Apple Mac Os 9.0.4 or Later, Apple Mac Os 9.2, Microsoft Windows 2000, Mississippi Windows 2000, Mississippi Windows 98SE, Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition, Apple Mac Os X 10.1.5 or Later

Sensor Size

15.6x23.7mm

MAX Shutter SPEED

1/8000 Sec

Display Size

1.8in

Exposure Modes

Program, Aperture-Priority, Bulb, Shutter-Priority, Manual, Automatic

Still Image Format

Raw Image, Raw + JPEG, Raw, JPEG

Display Rotation

Built-In

Light Sensitivity MAX

1600

Optical Viewfinder Type

Fixed Eye-Level Pentaprism

Display Type

LCD

Sensor Resolution

6.1MP

Exposure Metering

SPOT Af Area, 3d Color Matrix, Center-Weighted

Min Shutter SPEED

30 Sec

Additional Features

USB, Autofocus

Flash Type

Pop-Up Flash

Min Operating Temperature

0°C

Effective Flash Range

11m

Continuous Shooting SPEED

3fps

Viewfinder-Field Coverage

95%

Exterior Color

Black

Microphone Type

Without Built-In Microphone

MAX Operating Temperature

40°C

Connector Types

1X Composite Video Output, 1X USB

Shooting Programs

Portrait Mode, Landscape, Sports Mode, Night Portrait, Close-Up, Night Landscape

Flash Modes

Red-Eye Reduction, Slow Synchro, Fill-In Mode, Auto Mode, OFF! Mode, Rear Curtain Sync

Dioptric Correction Range

-1.6 to +0.5

Red-Eye Reduction

Yes

Viewfinder Magnification

0.75x

Camera Type

Digital SLR

Auto Focus Type

TTL Phase Detection

Viewfinder Type

Optical, Optical (Through-The-Lens)

Lens for Sd

Body only

Supported Flash Memory

CompactFlash Card Type I, CompactFlash Card Type II, Microdrive, Ibm Microdrive, SD Memory Card, CompactFlash

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by guitarplayer2534
Feb 03, 2021Top favourable review
Not a low light contender but still takes a good photo in good light. It will get the job done for very Little money. Just keep your iso 400 or under.
I like it, the image quality is better than any bridge camera i have used. But not great by todays standards. Keep your iso down and you could use it as a profesdional camera.
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: feirdama
by bowick85
May 28, 2021Top critical review
Non Working Camera
Well, if it worked other than in flash mode would have been great. The battery worked after I spent my money on a working battery charger. The camera came with a non working one, The camera does not work without the flash. The F stop has to be turned all the way to the right in order to activate the flash mode. So, without me having to ask for it, what are we going to do about this?
Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-Owned
by adalberto_vargasm
Nov 01, 2011
Affordable, good picture quality, little heavy and big
Considering this is an old Nikon model and 6.1 MP it takes great pictures with nice colors; keys on camera make it easier to control some functions like white balance, ISO, image quality, focus mode, etc. The camera has several focusing modes that help to take better pictures. Around ISO 1600, the pictures gets a little bit grainy but this is common with this type of high ISO. Camera body its a little heavy and big but nothing impossible to work with. Display screen is also quite small compared with newer cameras. Continuous shutter mode is great using this camera. Something you have to consider is that this camera uses Compact Flash memory cards and that might be inconvenient when you want to download pictures into computer; you can plug camera with USB or buy a CF adapter.Considering this is an old Nikon model and 6.1 MP it takes great pictures with nice colors; keys on camera make it easier to control some functions like white balance, ISO, image quality, focus mode, etc. The camera has several focusing modes that help to take better pictures. Around ISO 1600, the pictures gets a little bit grainy but this is common with this type of high ISO. Camera body its a little heavy and big but nothing impossible to work with. Display screen is also quite small compared with newer cameras. Continuous shutter mode is great using this camera. Something you have to consider is that this camera uses Compact Flash memory cards and that might be inconvenient when you want to download pictures into computer; you can plug camera with USB or buy a CF adapter.
by pecstuffseller
Mar 15, 2011
Nikon D70, a DSLR workhorse.
The D70 is a great DSLR camera for pros and joes alike. It's one of Nikon's most versatile early digital cameras. I plays well with most of the cutting edge accessory equipment (lenses, flashes, etc.) that's coming out, as well as much of the older Nikon equipment that has been around for years. That means you can either save your pennies by buying older gear that still works great, or you can buy high-end accessories and keep using them when you upgrade your camera body. I've been using the D70 as a main camera for graduations and special events for 5 years, and even when shooting medium size files at the basic quality setting you still get images that will print 8x10s without pixelation. Unless you're shooting for billboard size prints, the D70's 6.1 ... The D70 is a great DSLR camera for pros and joes alike. It's one of Nikon's most versatile early digital cameras. I plays well with most of the cutting edge accessory equipment (lenses, flashes, etc.) that's coming out, as well as much of the older Nikon equipment that has been around for years. That means you can either save your pennies by buying older gear that still works great, or you can buy high-end accessories and keep using them when you upgrade your camera body. I've been using the D70 as a main camera for graduations and special events for 5 years, and even when shooting medium size files at the basic quality setting you still get images that will print 8x10s without pixelation. Unless you're shooting for billboard size prints, the D70's 6.1 megapixels is a great place to start. Plus, it syncs to external flashes up to 1/500 of a second. None of the newer Nikon D line does that. The one negative about the D70 is that they have a tendency to start giving error messages related to the memory card. So if you are looking to buy one used, be sure you ask if it's been giving either the CHA or FOR error message. It starts out annoying, but eventually the camera will be useless. Be gentle when you insert and remove the compact flash card, and you'll have years of shooting with this digital photography workhorse.
by t.town.tom
Nov 08, 2010
D70, Still a good camera
The D70 remains a good buy for its features, especially if you can find a reasonably priced body that has a lower number of shutter actuations. I bought one to have a body that could autofocus a few non AF-S Nikon lenses I had acquired. It has produced very good images and I have been using it more than my D40. The only draw backs for me have been the smallish LCD & that camera settings can't be reviewed on the rear LCD. Budget considerations were primary in my decision to get a D70 versus a D80 but also reviews had mentioned inaccuracies with the light meter readings on D80, whereas the meter for the D70 has reviewed as very accurate. For me the so-called advantage of 10 MB over 6 MB resolution is trivial.The D70 remains a good buy for its features, especially if you can find a reasonably priced body that has a lower number of shutter actuations. I bought one to have a body that could autofocus a few non AF-S Nikon lenses I had acquired. It has produced very good images and I have been using it more than my D40. The only draw backs for me have been the smallish LCD & that camera settings can't be reviewed on the rear LCD. Budget considerations were primary in my decision to get a D70 versus a D80 but also reviews had mentioned inaccuracies with the light meter readings on D80, whereas the meter for the D70 has reviewed as very accurate. For me the so-called advantage of 10 MB over 6 MB resolution is trivial.

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