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    Press release: Nikon D70 Digital SLR

    Nikon D70 Digital SLR Camera Moves Beyond the Market With Unmatched Features, Performance and Value

    6.1-Megapixel D70 Surges Ahead With More Features & Performance;
    Creates New 'Sweet Spot' for D-SLR Customers;
    D70 Outfit Includes New DX Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED lens

    MELVILLE, N.Y., Jan. 28 /PRNewswire/ -- Adding yet another groundbreaking
    camera to its popular D-series digital SLR line up, Nikon(R)
    (http://www.nikonusa.com) today introduced the highly anticipated D70(TM) 6.1-
    effective megapixel digital SLR camera. Designed for a broad range of
    consumers from experienced and amateur photographers to beginners taking their
    first steps into digital SLR photography, the D70 surges ahead with more
    features, more performance, and more value than any other camera in its
    category.

    Built from ground up as a digital SLR, the Nikon D70 offers tremendous
    value to consumers by incorporating many advanced features and new innovations
    that make photography with the D70 faster, easier and better. Its DX format
    6.1-effective megapixel CCD sensor is optimized to deliver images with
    excellent sharpness and clarity, while a new advanced system Large Scale
    Integrated Circuit (LSI) processor ensures images with vivid color, accurate
    white balance and minimized noise. Nikon's new Dynamic Buffer technology
    allows the D70 to continuously take up to 144 pictures at a speed of three
    pictures per second (when using JPEG NORMAL -- Large image settings, and a
    SanDisk(R) 256 MB Ultra II CompactFlash(TM) card). Additional features such
    as exclusive new Digital Vari-Program(TM) modes, simultaneous compressed NEF
    (RAW) and JPEG writing capabilities, and new i-TTL flash compatibility with
    sync speed of 1/500 second further cement the D70's place as a clear leader in
    its class of cameras.

    At an estimated street price under $999 (for the body), Nikon's D70 is by
    far the most capable digital SLR camera body in the market today. Ever since
    the introduction of the groundbreaking D-Series professional cameras including
    the D1, D1X, D1H and D2H, Nikon has been in constant pursuit of bringing an
    exceptional combination of product, performance, technology and price to a
    broader range of customers. This led to the introduction of the immensely
    popular D100 camera, now followed by the D70.

    The D70 is Nikon's newest step in expanding the digital SLR camera market,
    and delivers the ultimate combination of innovative features, robust
    performance and very affordable price. The D70 will create a new 'sweet spot'
    within the total market and create excitement among all sorts of customers who
    enjoy photographs, as well as the process of making photographs and are now
    ready to expand into the realm of digital SLR photography. The D70 is
    destined to be among the world's best selling digital SLR cameras.

    "Less expensive models typically have fewer features and trimmed back
    performance. Such is not the case with the D70. A close look will reveal
    that its performance and features are not superficial, but with depth. Its
    exposure control, white balance and flash operation systems are loaded with
    performance that goes well beyond the expected. Yet with its simplicity and
    undemanding usability, the D70 will attract a wide range of customers," said
    Richard LoPinto, vice president for SLR camera systems at Nikon Inc. "With 25
    custom settings the D70 stands apart from the competition and provides every
    D70 customer with plenty of room to grow. As these customers develop their
    photographic skills and creativity, the D70 will stand ready to offer them a
    depth of technology, features and performance that will further inspire them
    to make great pictures. Nikon is certain that the D70's powerful technology
    will provide users with the confidence to experiment and get creative," he
    added.

    More Options: D70 Outfit or Set

    The Nikon D70 will be available either as an Outfit or a Set. The D70
    Outfit includes the camera body, rechargeable battery, charger, new Nikon
    PictureProject(TM) software, neckstrap and the new high-performance AF-S DX
    Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G IF-ED lens. The D70 Set includes all items
    mentioned above except the lens. Available for a remarkably affordable
    anticipated street price of $1299 (for D70 Outfit) and $999 (for D70 Set), the
    camera will ship in Spring 2004.

    More Quality and Detail: 6.1 MP CCD Sensor, Advanced System Digital LSI

    The D70 incorporates a next-generation 6.1-effective megapixel DX Format
    CCD image sensor that produces 3,008 x 2,000-pixel images, and is optimized to
    deliver a wide dynamic range and superbly sharp details. Each of the sensor's
    pixels incorporates individual micro-optics that precisely align the image
    from the camera's lens to optimize performance. These micro-optics enable the
    compatibility between Nikon digital SLR models and the entire line of Nikon's
    AF Nikkor and DX Nikkor optics. Like the D70, all Nikon digital SLR cameras
    employ the DX Format, establishing uniformity across the entire range. No
    other system employs compatibility to this extent.
    Nikon programmed the D70's advanced system LSI processor for improved
    performance to produce vivid colors and clarity, optimized auto white balance,
    auto tone and color control, and to run real-time processes that diminish
    digital noise in long exposure shots for cleaner overall results. The LSI and
    its double-path bus also maximizes system performance for faster processing of
    compressed Nikon Electronic Format (NEF) RAW files using Nikon's file
    compression technology, fast dynamic memory buffer, fast simultaneous
    recording of JPEG and compressed NEF (RAW) files, and near-instant LCD image
    monitor display.

    More Speed: Faster Processing, Dynamic Buffer Technology, Fast Autofocus

    Photographers know that even the slightest delay in taking a picture can
    mean missing the decisive moment and losing a great photograph. That's why
    Nikon's D70 has been designed to offer faster operation at nearly every level
    of performance. The camera is ready to shoot the instant it is turned on, and
    shutter-lag time is unrivaled in its class. Images are processed and written
    to memory faster. Compressed NEF (RAW) files are processed and stored
    exponentially faster, making shooting in compressed NEF mode easier and more
    convenient than ever. In fact, nearly twice as many compressed NEF files can
    be written to a CompactFlash(TM) card, when compared to uncompressed NEF
    files. This presents photographers with an impressive advantage of pristine
    image data at minimized file sizes. Thanks to Nikon's new Dynamic Buffer
    technology, faster image processing, increased memory card access speed and
    greater system bus bandwidth, the D70 can shoot a rapid three frames per
    second for a continuous burst of up to 144 pictures (when using JPEG NORMAL -
    Large settings, and a SanDisk(R) 256 MB Ultra II CompactFlash(TM) card).
    Automatic image rotation within the camera further ensures that images taken
    with the D70 are ready to be shared immediately (write-to-card speed
    enhancements will vary among CF cards).

    More Innovation & Simplicity: Digital Vari-Program Modes, Redesigned Menu

    The D70 combines versatile personal control and image enhancement options
    with seven new Digital Vari-Program selections for powerful automatic
    operation that helps you achieve great results with smooth gradations and rich
    tones, under even complex shooting conditions. The ingenious Digital
    Vari-Program modes are designed for those moments when photographers want to
    capture a scene quickly, without fumbling with camera settings or distracting
    their enjoyment of the scene. Just select one of the seven Digital
    Vari-Program modes to match your shot, and the D70 automatically optimizes
    white balance, sharpening, tone (contrast), color, saturation and hue for
    optimal results according to the type of picture you're taking. For example,
    select Portrait mode and the camera will automatically enhance the image with
    beautiful skin tones, complimentary edge sharpening and soft background focus
    that highlights your subject. Or choose from Auto, Landscape, Close-up,
    Sports, Night Portrait, or Night Landscape for similar automated performance
    that corresponds to the given scene. Images from the D70 and its Digital
    Vari-Program modes are optimized for the evolving PictBridge(TM) technology
    that allows in-camera selections and direct printing from the camera to a
    compatible Pictbridge(TM) printer. Additionally, the D70's menus have been
    redesigned to offer quick access to the most often used features of the
    camera. Users will have a choice of customizing their menu to display simple
    or advanced options, choice depending upon their skill level. A unique help
    button on the camera temporarily displays a short description for each of the
    25 different custom settings featured in the D70, offering users immediate
    help when customizing their camera.

    More System Versatility: DX Nikkor Lenses

    The D70 joins Nikon's current selection of digital SLR models and inherits
    the popular DX format sensor and Nikon F-Mount. The F-Mount will allow
    photographers to not only use high quality DX Nikkor lenses, but also maintain
    seamless compatibility with all AF Nikkor lenses and the D70. Designed
    exclusively for Nikon's D-series digital SLR cameras, DX Nikkor lenses are
    optimized to achieve outstanding center-to-edge-to-corner image quality, when
    used with any of Nikon's digital SLR cameras including the D1, D1X, D1H, D100,
    D2H, and the new D70. Nikon's range of DX Nikkor includes four high
    performance lenses that offer unmatched wide-angle coverage and versatility:

    * AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5 lens: 76 degrees - 22 degrees 50'
    angle-of-view
    * AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 17-55mm f/2.8G IF-ED: 79 degrees - 28 degrees 50'
    angle-of-view
    * AF-S DX Zoom-Nikkor 12-24mm f/4G IF-ED: 99 degrees - 61 degrees
    angle-of-view
    * AF DX Fisheye-Nikkor 10.5mm f/2.8G ED: 180 degrees angle-of-view

    When used with a Nikon digital SLR camera and Capture software, images
    shot with the AF DX Fisheye-Nikkor 10.5mm lens can be transformed into
    ultra-wide angle rectilinear images with a choice of 100 degrees and
    130 degrees horizontal angles of view.

    More Simplified Creativity: Revolutionary Built-in Speedlight with i-TTL

    The D70's built-in speedlight offers a level of performance that simply
    doesn't exist in any other digital SLR camera. Designed to be a part of
    Nikon's growing Creative Lighting System, the D70's built-in speedlight adopts
    Nikon's exclusive i-TTL flash control technology. The speedlight
    automatically pops up and fires when natural lighting is inadequate or to add
    balanced Fill-Flash when there is strong backlighting. In addition, i-TTL
    technology improves the accuracy of fill-flash exposure and white balance in a
    picture, by seamlessly integrating color information gathered from the
    speedlight's monitor pre-flash with information from the system's 1,005-pixel
    RGB sensor.

    The D70 lets you shoot at synchronized speeds up to 1/500 second for great
    fill effects under brighter light conditions, while FV Lock maintains the
    measured flash value while recomposing the shot so you still achieve the
    appropriate flash output for the subject. Built-in Manual Mode with Power
    Ratio from full output to 1/64 power in 1/2 step increments puts you in
    control of flash output to match your creative preferences, and flash exposure
    compensation lets you increase or reduce flash output for yet finer control
    over results.

    The D70's built-in speedlight can also be used in Commander Mode to
    remotely control one group of multiple wireless SB-600 and/or SB-800
    Speedlights for new opportunities in flash picture taking not realized with
    lesser systems. Alternately, you can attach an SB-800 used as the Master
    Speedlight and use it for even more control of up to three remote groups of
    wireless speedlights, with each group consisting of any number of Nikon SB-800
    or SB-600 Speedlight units.

    More Powerful Software: New Nikon PictureProject(TM)

    Software is a key component of the digital photography experience, and a
    key component of Nikon's Total Imaging System. After conducting exhaustive
    worldwide research into customer expectations, requirements and work habits,
    Nikon has developed the new PictureProject image management and editing
    software. Based entirely on a new software architecture that empowers
    customers of varying skill levels to maximize their digital photography
    experience, Nikon PictureProject boasts powerful features wrapped into a brand
    new interface that navigates quickly and is easy to master. While
    PictureProject is already a dynamic new addition to Nikon photography, the
    software also supports plug-ins, allowing users to add new features, as
    technology and the digital camera market evolve. The software allows users to
    easily transfer images to PC's or MAC's and browse, organize, and share them.
    Pictures taken in vertical orientation are automatically rotated. Controls
    for retouch tasks including brightness and red-eye correction, are intuitive
    and fast. With support for JPEG, TIFF and NEF and compressed NEF (RAW) files,
    PictureProject works in close unison with Nikon Capture 4 as the ideal
    companion to its powerful feature set. With this powerful new software, Nikon
    can ensure that its customers will always keep ahead of the technology curve.
    A new upgraded version of Capture 4 (Version 4.1) will become available
    approximately one month after the introduction of the D70.

    MAJOR FEATURES OF THE NIKON D70 DIGITAL SLR

    Accurate, vivid color
    * 6.1 effective megapixels
    * New Nikon DX Format CCD imaging sensor features an improved signal to
    noise ratio and broader dynamic range that produces 3,008 x 2,000-pixel
    images with high resolution and superbly sharp details.
    * New advanced digital image processor uses next-generation algorithms to
    optimize image quality, while also controlling auto white balance, auto
    tone and color control, as well as real-time processes to diminish
    digital noise and produce beautiful long exposure shots.
    * Accurate white balance achieved by Nikon's acclaimed 3D Color Matrix
    Meter with 1,005-pixel for highly precise control over white balance
    regardless of lighting conditions.

    High Performance and Quick Response
    * Continuous shooting at 3 frames per second for a continuous burst of up
    to 144 pictures (using JPEG NORMAL - Large settings, and a SanDisk
    256MB Ultra II CompactFlash(TM) card) thanks to improved buffer memory
    handling, faster image processing, increased memory card access speed
    and greater system bus bandwidth. The number of continuous shots
    possible in a single burst may be fewer depending on the type of CF
    card used.
    * Ultra-short shutter time lag is hardly noticeable and unrivalled in its
    class.
    * Immediate power-up has the D70 ready to take pictures before your
    finger can reach the shutter button.
    * High performance System LSI uses next-generation programming to greatly
    increase the speed of all processing and writing operations. This
    includes vastly improved recording times for compressed NEF (Nikon
    Electronic Format) files and the inclusion of a simultaneous NEF + JPEG
    file save setting.
    * High-speed, high precision 5-area AF system with predictive focus
    tracking and Lock-on(TM) ensures quick response and sharp focus, while
    an AF-assist illuminator helps ensure top performance in dark
    situations.
    * Fast shutter speed with a range from 30 to 1/8,000 sec. for full
    creative control.
    * Fast flash sync shutter speeds up to 1/500 sec. available for great
    fill-effects under brighter light conditions.

    Optimized and Predictable Results
    * Seven New Automated Digital Vari-Program selections easily accessed
    from the Mode Dial deliver automatic operation that optimizes white
    balance, sharpening, tone, color, saturation and hue for crisp and
    vivid results that match the intended shot. Selections include Auto,
    Portrait, Landscape, Close-up, Sports, Night Portrait, and Night
    Landscape.
    * Image enhancement options optimize sharpening, contrast, tone, color,
    saturation and hue while using Auto Multi Program [P], Shutter-Priority
    Auto [S], [Aperture-Priority Auto A], or [Manual M] exposure modes to
    best match the scene or intended use for the picture. The easy to set
    choices include Normal, Vivid, Sharp, Soft, Direct print, Landscape or
    Custom optimization
    * Optimized exposure with a choice of three TTL exposure modes, including
    Nikon's acclaimed 3D Color Matrix Meter with 1,005-pixel RGB Sensor,
    variable Center-Weighted Meter and choice of Spot Meters.
    * Nikon's built-in iTTL automatic balanced Fill-Flash can shoot at
    synchronized speeds up to 1/500 second for great fill effects when
    shooting in brighter lighting conditions; compatibility within Nikon's
    Creative Lighting System.
    * Flash exposure compensation; a comprehensive selection of compensation
    tools enable more versatile picture taking; tools for ambient light,
    flash illumination and the two combined are provided.
    * New Generation Color Reproduction System offers a choice of three color
    modes to ensure the best match for the shot when operating the camera
    manually.
    Mode Ia: Renders natural-looking skin tones out of the camera. (sRGB)
    Mode II: Realizes a wider color range suited for processing or
    retouching. (Adobe RGB)
    Mode IIIa: Renders vivid landscape and flora colors out of the camera.
    (sRGB)
    * New JPEG and NEF Combination Filing System enables simultaneous
    recording of compressed NEF (RAW) and JPEG data for the same shot to
    optimize and accelerate workflow.
    * Exclusive use of Compressed NEF files to maximize number of raw images
    possible for each CF card used.

    Creative and Versatile System for Subtle Expression
    * High-Quality Nikkor lenses: The unrivalled performance of AF, AF-S and
    DX Nikkor lenses expand creative possibilities to the maximum.
    * Built-in auto pop-up flash features exclusive i-TTL flash control, fast
    1/500 sec. flash sync shutter speed, and supports Nikon's Creative
    Lighting System for wireless control of remote SB-600 and SB-800
    Speedlights.
    * ISO flash shoe makes it easy to attach an SB-600 or SB-800 Speedlight
    directly to the camera.
    * Integrated Nikon Software Solutions:
    Nikon Capture 4.1 (optional) is a comprehensive image editing and
    remote camera control package that fully supports NEF* (compressed
    and uncompressed) (RAW), TIFF and JPEG data. Among other features,
    the package offers Image Dust Off sensor dust and particle shade
    removal control; Digital DEE(TM) scene-specific automatic dodge and
    burn control; and transformation of shots from the AF DX Fisheye-
    Nikkor 10.5mm f/2.8G ED lens to ultra-wideangle images.
    PictureProject is Nikon's versatile new bundled software that
    simplifies and improves data transfer, as well as browsing and
    editing of image files. PictureProject introduces an entirely new
    intuitive user interface, and supports plug-in files for added
    function.

    Improved Overall Performance
    * Light and compact: The smallest Nikon Digital SLR camera
    * Large LCD monitor with user-friendly menus located directly below the
    viewfinder displays bigger menu fonts and icons that use familiar
    keywords for ease of understanding. A protective clear LCD cover is
    also included with the D70.
    * Versatile LCD playback options include Single frame, Thumbnail (4 or 9
    segments), Zoom playback (up to 4.7x), Slide show, Histogram
    indication, and Highlight point displays with automatic image rotation
    for vertical shots.
    * Proven lithium-ion battery system delivers excellent capacity and long
    life to shoot up to approx. 2,000 pictures on a single charge.
    Capacity varies with equipment load and environment conditions. (Same
    battery and charger as used in Nikon D100)
    * Compatible with disposable batteries for added flexibility, the D70
    ships with a battery holder that allows it to be powered by three
    disposable CR2 batteries.
    * 25 Custom Settings allow you to personalize the operation of your D70
    to match your shooting style or the demands of different shooting
    conditions
    * Wireless remote control operation made available with optional ML-L3
    (IR) remote control.
    * Direct printing from the D70 to any PictBridge compatible printer using
    the supplied USB cable.

    For more information, visit the Nikon Web site:


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    Some Key Specs and Photo

    • Sensor: 6.1 megapixel 23.7 x 15.6 mm CCD
    • Sensitivity: ISO 200 to 1600
    • 1.5x digital crop factor
    • Capture rate: 3 fps for up to 144 frames
    • Flash synch: 1/500th sec
    • JPEG + NEF (RAW) capture mode
    • Estimated street price under $999
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    Good to have choices...

    Quote Originally Posted by Photo-John
    • Sensor: 6.1 megapixel 23.7 x 15.6 mm CCD
    • Sensitivity: ISO 200 to 1600
    • 1.5x digital crop factor
    • Capture rate: 3 fps for up to 144 frames
    • Flash synch: 1/500th sec
    • JPEG + NEF (RAW) capture mode
    • Estimated street price under $999

    But now I'm torn as to this camera or the Canon Digital Rebel. I've owned Canons in the past with great success and I like the variety of lenses for the Canons, but this camera looks pretty stacked as well.

    Anyone have their hands on a D70 for a preview yet?

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    Spec-wise, it looks better than the Digital Rebel to me.
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    Wow, I want! Although it is still expnsive for me, I think I am gonna have to make an attemp to get one of these. Having a D70 and N80 in my bag would be nice.

    One question, the kit lens that they are shipping with the body, is that a new lens or one already on the market? And if its already available, is it it worth it to get with the body?
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    New lens

    Quote Originally Posted by photo101
    Wow, I want! Although it is still expnsive for me, I think I am gonna have to make an attemp to get one of these. Having a D70 and N80 in my bag would be nice.

    One question, the kit lens that they are shipping with the body, is that a new lens or one already on the market? And if its already available, is it it worth it to get with the body?
    The lens in the kit is new. From what I've read, it will only be available at first with the body, but as they give a price, it should be available separately later. I would certainly go for the kit. It give you the equivalent of a 28-105.

    The D70 is certainly interesting, particularly the 1/500sec flash sync speed.

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    I have a D100 and was wondering how this camera compares. It seems like it has more features and does more than the D100 and is less expensive. Any comments?

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    First test says..

    Quote Originally Posted by d100
    I have a D100 and was wondering how this camera compares. It seems like it has more features and does more than the D100 and is less expensive. Any comments?
    Reponses Photo (French magazine) just published a test on a "99% final" D70. As there is probably no chance that the readers of this forum would go out and buy the magazine, here is their sum-up:

    Plus points:

    - reactivity (startup, shooting - just like a film SLR)
    - good images quality up to 400 ISO (improvement on D100)
    - improved shutter & metering

    Minus points:

    - disappointing viewfinder (but the D100 wasn't better)
    - controls a bit complex
    - autofocus slightly noisy (except with AF-S)
    - no USB2

    If you already have a D100 then there probably aren't enough improvements to make it worthwhile changing to a D70.

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    D70 Sweeettt

    Quote Originally Posted by JDub
    But now I'm torn as to this camera or the Canon Digital Rebel. I've owned Canons in the past with great success and I like the variety of lenses for the Canons, but this camera looks pretty stacked as well.

    Anyone have their hands on a D70 for a preview yet?
    BUY THE D70,ITS WORTH THE MONEY.IVE HAD MINE FOR TWO WEEKS,IVE SHOT 300 OR SO IMAGES,AND IVE HAD GOOD LUCK SO FAR.EVEN ON AUTO EXPOSURE IT TAKES GREAT SHOTS,YOU GET A INSTANT PICTURE IN LCD SCREEN TO VIEW,YOU CAN MAKE ADJUSTMENTS AND SHOOT AGAIN.I LOOKED AT THE CANON,AND THE PENTAX IST D,I CHOSE THE D70,AFTER ALOT OF TALKING AND LOOKING.I LOOKED FOR 3 MONTHS BEFORE I BOUGHT.I SWITHCHED FROM PENTAX TO NIKON,I HAVE ALOT OF PENTAX STUFF TO SELL.

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    Post a review!

    Glad the D70 is working well for you. You should post a review:

    http://www.pcphotoreview.com/Profess...9_3127crx.aspx

    And you can sell your Pentax stuff in our free classifieds:

    http://marketplace.consumerreview.co...tographyReview
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    Thanks John.appreciate The Valuble Info.i Need A Good Printer,any Suggestions.looking At Epson 2200,or Canon I9900.i Want A Great Print.i Like The Ind Ink Tanks.what You Think ,john?

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