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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION 
 SKU:SN-137737;Description:Used Nikon D70 Body 

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 Delivering top-notch performance and high resolution at an affordable price, the Nikon D70 digital SLR offers easy-to-use yet powerful features to a wide range of users--from novices to serious and experienced photo enthusiasts. Its DX format 6.1-effective megapixel CCD sensor is optimized to deliver images with excellent sharpness and clarity, and it's compatible with Nikon's DX Nikkor lenses. 

Optics and Resolution
The D70 incorporates a next-generation 6.1-effective megapixel DX format CCD image sensor that produces 3008 x 2000-pixel images, and is optimized to deliver a wide dynamic range and superbly sharp details. It also has 2240 x 1488 and 1504 x 1000 resolution modes.

 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. 

More Features
The Nikon D70 has been designed to offer faster operation at nearly every level of performance, with the camera ready to shoot the instant it's turned on. Compressed NEF (RAW) files are processed and stored exponentially faster, making shooting in compressed NEF mode easier and more convenient than ever. It can shoot a rapid 3 frames per second for a continuous burst of 144 pictures (using the JPEG Normal/Large setting and a 256 MB CompactFlash card) due to improved buffer memory handling, faster image processing, increased memory card access speed, and greater system bus bandwidth.

Other features include:

 * Built-in Speedlight flash with auto pop-up
 * 1/8000 second shutter speed and a synch speed of 1/500 second for flash
 * Auto modes include Portrait, Landscape, Close-Up, Sports, Night Portrait, and Night Landscape
 * 25 Custom Settings allow you to personalize the operation of your D70 to match your shooting style or the demands of different shooting conditions
 * Shoot in any lighting environment with the D70's built-in creative lighting system and 3D Color Matrix meter with 1,005-pixel RGB Sensor
 * The D70 displays menus with simple or detailed information on a 1.8-inch LCD viewing screen
 * Choose from a variety of file formats, including Nikon's RAW mode (NEF), TIFF, JPEG formats or Nikon's exclusive compressed JPEG + NEF combination
 * ISO standard hot-shoe with safety lock
 * Optical viewfinder features high magnification, diopter correction, complete info display, and On-Demand grid lines to aid in composition
 * High-speed, high precision 5-area AF system with predictive focus tracking and Lock-on ensures quick response and sharp focusStorage and Transfer
   Images and video are stored on CompactFlash memory cards (Type I/II), and the camera is compatible with MicroDrives (no memory card is included with this package). Files can be downloaded to either a Mac or PC via USB 1.1 connectivity, which means it can be connected to any USB-based Windows 98/Me/2000/XP and Mac OS 8.6 or later computer without installing any software.Power and Size
   The camera is powered by a rechargeable lithium-Ion battery pack (EN-EL3, included) or three CR2 lithium batteries (with supplied MS-D70 battery holder). It measures 5.5 x 4.4 x 3.1 inches and weighs 21 ounces (camera body only without batteries).
   
   What's in the Box
   This package includes the Nikon D70 camera body, strap, body cap, eyepiece cap, LCD monitor cover, USB and A/V cables, rechargeable lithium-ion battery (EN-EL3), battery charger (MH-18), CR2 battery holder (MS-D70), and Picture Project CD-ROM. Optional accessories include: Rechargeable Li-ion Battery (EN-EL3), Multi Charger (MH-19), Quick Charger (MH-18), AC Adapter (EH-5), Speedlight SB-800/600, Nikon Capture 4 (ver.4.1) Software, Semi-Soft Case (CF-D7)0, Remote Controller (ML-L3).

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I have limited experience with different DACs, but would certainly say that there can be a subtle differences. 

Between the MacBook, apple dongle, FiiO Q5S, Chord Mojo, and a few other dacs/amps are pretty much indistinguishable to my ears. However, I never really spent a lot of time trying to distinguish them. 

However, between the apple airport express, audiolab 6000N, Topping D70, and Schiit Bifrost2 I have noticed subtle but significant differences. 

1. The airport express is pretty darn mediocre and serves as a floor.  
2. The Audiolab and D70 were very slightly different. The D70 was subtly more detailed and clinical sounding. I slightly preferred the 6000N, but I would say it was 3% better if I was to pull a number out of my rear end. 
3. The Bifrost2 was far more my taste as compared to the D70. Initially, it was very clear that the bass is presented differently with the Bifrost2 having more texture and impact in the region (which I liked better) and more emphasis (which I don’t prefer) this was clear on both headphones and speakers. Secondarily and more subtly (especially initially) is that the Bifrost2 spatially place the sound more specifically than the D70, this I can only tell with headphones and not the speakers. I would rate the Bifrost2 as 25% better (for me) and would say both are worth the money since the Bifrost2 is about 40% more expensive (accounting for diminishing returns). Even though the differences are subtle, once heard, I found them to be significant. 

Just my 2 cents.

<div class="md"><p>I have limited experience with different DACs, but would certainly say that there can be a subtle differences. </p>

<p>Between the MacBook, apple dongle, FiiO Q5S, Chord Mojo, and a few other dacs/amps are pretty much indistinguishable to my ears. However, I never really spent a lot of time trying to distinguish them. </p>

<p>However, between the apple airport express, audiolab 6000N, Topping D70, and Schiit Bifrost2 I have noticed subtle but significant differences. </p>

<ol>
<li>The airport express is pretty darn mediocre and serves as a floor.<br/></li>
<li>The Audiolab and D70 were very slightly different. The D70 was subtly more detailed and clinical sounding. I slightly preferred the 6000N, but I would say it was 3% better if I was to pull a number out of my rear end. </li>
<li>The Bifrost2 was far more my taste as compared to the D70. Initially, it was very clear that the bass is presented differently with the Bifrost2 having more texture and impact in the region (which I liked better) and more emphasis (which I don’t prefer) this was clear on both headphones and speakers. Secondarily and more subtly (especially initially) is that the Bifrost2 spatially place the sound more specifically than the D70, this I can only tell with headphones and not the speakers. I would rate the Bifrost2 as 25% better (for me) and would say both are worth the money since the Bifrost2 is about 40% more expensive (accounting for diminishing returns). Even though the differences are subtle, once heard, I found them to be significant. </li>
</ol>

<p>Just my 2 cents.</p>
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Yeah, most modern DACs are more than capable to be fully aucoustically transparent. So I'm not surprised you can't hear any difference.

Focus on the speakers or headphones. That's what actually matters.

<div class="md"><p>Yeah, most modern DACs are more than capable to be fully aucoustically transparent. So I&#39;m not surprised you can&#39;t hear any difference.</p>

<p>Focus on the speakers or headphones. That&#39;s what actually matters.</p>
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DACs are, in my opinion, largely a waste of money and pretty much the last thing in the chain that needs updating.

3 things deeply determine SQ: microphones used to record, speakers used to playback, and the playback environment.

<div class="md"><p>DACs are, in my opinion, largely a waste of money and pretty much the last thing in the chain that needs updating.</p>

<p>3 things deeply determine SQ: microphones used to record, speakers used to playback, and the playback environment.</p>
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It’s completely normal not to hear a difference with electronics, it means whatever you used before wasn’t broken and worked properly. Even a laptop headphone jack in 2021 is enough for most people with low impedance headphones. 

Focus on the room and the speaker / headphones.

<div class="md"><p>It’s completely normal not to hear a difference with electronics, it means whatever you used before wasn’t broken and worked properly. Even a laptop headphone jack in 2021 is enough for most people with low impedance headphones. </p>

<p>Focus on the room and the speaker / headphones.</p>
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Dear audiophiles,

this is not a post to call snake oil on anything. I don’t question that dedicated dacs make a difference. 

I just wonder whether my hearing is so bad or whether I‘m not paying attention enough to the right things or what. 

After reading a lot and watching a lot of videos in the last months I bought an ifi zen dac 2 to upgrade my hifi setup. It also serves as a headphone amp which is nice. 

My chain is something like this:
tidal high res -&gt; Audirvāna-&gt; usb-out -&gt; ifi zen dac 2 -&gt; sennheiser hd600

I also have a pair of klipsch speakers but with my semi good room and amp I‘d consider the hd600 better for evaluating equipment further up the chain. 

I don’t hear a difference between using the dac and using the internal dac from my macbook with headphone jack out. Not in tone, separation, …

From what I read everywhere the difference should be really noticeable. 

What am I missing? I’m fairly confident that my ears are reasonably sensitive. Is the dac upgrade just too small?

<div class="md"><p>Dear audiophiles,</p>

<p>this is not a post to call snake oil on anything. I don’t question that dedicated dacs make a difference. </p>

<p>I just wonder whether my hearing is so bad or whether I‘m not paying attention enough to the right things or what. </p>

<p>After reading a lot and watching a lot of videos in the last months I bought an ifi zen dac 2 to upgrade my hifi setup. It also serves as a headphone amp which is nice. </p>

<p>My chain is something like this:
tidal high res / flac -&gt; Audirvāna-&gt; usb-out -&gt; ifi zen dac 2 -&gt; sennheiser hd600</p>

<p>I also have a pair of klipsch speakers but with my semi good room and amp I‘d consider the hd600 better for evaluating equipment further up the chain. </p>

<p>I don’t hear a difference between using the dac and using the internal dac from my macbook with headphone jack out. Not in tone, separation, …</p>

<p>From what I read everywhere the difference should be really noticeable. </p>

<p>What am I missing? I’m fairly confident that my ears are reasonably sensitive. Is the dac upgrade just too small?</p>

<p>/edit: okay thanks for the first hour of responses. Quite a spectrum of opinions with a cluster around „DAC upgrades matter relatively little“</p>

<p>/edit2: wow thanks for the first 12 hours of responses. Really interesting that some comments go into opposite directions. I‘ll check my midi settings to make sure and listen for percussion and stuff.</p>
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I don’t hear the difference

Camera is outdated

The most common lens I shoot on are the Nikkor 50mm 1.8f and 70-200mm 2.8f (mostly this guy).

Is the D750 a viable upgrade path keeping it under $1,000? Are there other Nikon bodies I should be looking at that may be worth bumping up over the cost of the D750?

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Hi Nikon shooters!  


I recently picked up my first Nikon camera the other day. The one I got is the Nikon D70. Everything seems to function correctly except when I insert a memory card. Have a 32GB Sandisk CF card, but when insert it the camera displays an error message saying the card cannot be used.   


Any help solving this problem would be greatly appreciated!

<div class="md"><p>Hi Nikon shooters!  </p>

<p>I recently picked up my first Nikon camera the other day. The one I got is the Nikon D70. Everything seems to function correctly except when I insert a memory card. Have a 32GB Sandisk CF card, but when insert it the camera displays an error message saying the card cannot be used.   </p>

<p>Any help solving this problem would be greatly appreciated!</p>
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Help With Nikon D70

 It offers a lot for new photographers, all the manual settings, the auto-focus motor in the camera makes it great for lenses that don't have it built in. The 6.1 or whatever MP gets outdone by newer point and shoots, but for what it is it's a great camera.  I'd recommend this as a backup or a starter camera

I bought this camera a few weeks ago with the intention of using it as my backup/"uh-oh" camera, one that I could break and not really care too much about. The quality is decent, it does appear grainy depending on the light conditions outside. I did a small shoot recently when there was about half a foot of snow on the ground and a slight overcast and there was still a noticeable amount of grain (at least to me, friends can't tell).  As I said in the title, it's great for beginners

Great for Starters or Back Ups

The smartest advise I received was to purchase FX lenses when I purchased by D70 (a long time ago).  I've upgraded bodies several times and never had to repurchase a lens for the newer bodies.

I have a Z50 (and an FTZ adapter) and I want a prime lens. The one I am eyeing is the 35mm f/1.8 DX AF-S which looks like you can pick up used for a reasonable price. Which is probably what I am going to do.

But there are other FX lenses with comparable specs. I don't have plans to upgrade cameras any time soon but it isn't like glass necessarily goes bad. Am I hosing myself on future full-frame cameras by picking up a DX lens? Are there any real _advantages_ to using a DX prime on a DX camera over a full-frame, other than not wasting light? 

For the purposes of the question I assume Z or F isn't important for image quality (z primes are all full-frame and EXPENSIVE today).

<div class="md"><p>I have a Z50 (and an FTZ adapter) and I want a prime lens. The one I am eyeing is the 35mm f/1.8 DX AF-S which looks like you can pick up used for a reasonable price. Which is probably what I am going to do.</p>

<p>But there are other FX lenses with comparable specs. I don&#39;t have plans to upgrade cameras any time soon but it isn&#39;t like glass necessarily goes bad. Am I hosing myself on future full-frame cameras by picking up a DX lens? Are there any real <em>advantages</em> to using a DX prime on a DX camera over a full-frame, other than not wasting light? </p>

<p>For the purposes of the question I assume Z or F isn&#39;t important for image quality (z primes are all full-frame and EXPENSIVE today).</p>
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Is it a bad idea to buy DX lenses over FX lenses for a DX camera?

Something to remember by.

Hi everyone, 

I currently use a Canon EOS 6D Mark III and a set of non-zoom lenses (24mm + 85mm Sigma Art, 50mm Canon 1.4 etc). Lately, I have been somewhat frustrated. The Sigma Art 85mm is HEAVY, so is the body and that in turn requires a large tripod etc. 

I'm considering two options: 

\- The obvious one is simply buying a somewhat default-ish lense for most purposes that I can use when I don't want to switch and carry a lot of weight. the standard 70-200s would be an option here. I like wide-angle landscape shots though, so I would need an additional lense to have all I need while hiking but it would be a start.

\- The alternative is a more general switch to another technology. I hear a lot of good about mirrorless cams like the Canon R5 and R6. Since the R lenses are different from my current ones I would have to start from scratch and as a first lens I would likely get a standard zoom lens (although it seems somewhat insane to use a low or mid-priced zoom lens in front of the 50 MP sensor of the R5).

**My question**: Have any of you made this switch and had a surprise? Some experience or a difference between DSLR and Mirrorless that you weren't aware of that might influence the decision in either direction to switch from DSLR or stay?

Also: Does it feel like first gen with the Canon R cameras (or second-gen for that manner)? Are there any basic issues with the technology atm?

Thanks for your thoughts on this and let me leave you with this photo I took some years ago:

&amp;#x200B;

https://preview.redd.it/06irjrsmgrm61.jpg?width=6240&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=2c9bc90c1ce3688b0fe624a8670b596893468139

<div class="md"><p>Hi everyone, </p>

<p>I currently use a Canon EOS 6D Mark III and a set of non-zoom lenses (24mm + 85mm Sigma Art, 50mm Canon 1.4 etc). Lately, I have been somewhat frustrated. The Sigma Art 85mm is HEAVY, so is the body and that in turn requires a large tripod etc. </p>

<p>I&#39;m considering two options: </p>

<p>- The obvious one is simply buying a somewhat default-ish lense for most purposes that I can use when I don&#39;t want to switch and carry a lot of weight. the standard 70-200s would be an option here. I like wide-angle landscape shots though, so I would need an additional lense to have all I need while hiking but it would be a start.</p>

<p>- The alternative is a more general switch to another technology. I hear a lot of good about mirrorless cams like the Canon R5 and R6. Since the R lenses are different from my current ones I would have to start from scratch and as a first lens I would likely get a standard zoom lens (although it seems somewhat insane to use a low or mid-priced zoom lens in front of the 50 MP sensor of the R5).</p>

<p><strong>My question</strong>: Have any of you made this switch and had a surprise? Some experience or a difference between DSLR and Mirrorless that you weren&#39;t aware of that might influence the decision in either direction to switch from DSLR or stay?</p>

<p>Also: Does it feel like first gen with the Canon R cameras (or second-gen for that manner)? Are there any basic issues with the technology atm?</p>

<p>Thanks for your thoughts on this and let me leave you with this photo I took some years ago:</p>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

<p><a href="https://preview.redd.it/06irjrsmgrm61.jpg?width=6240&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=2c9bc90c1ce3688b0fe624a8670b596893468139">https://preview.redd.it/06irjrsmgrm61.jpg?width=6240&amp;format=pjpg&amp;auto=webp&amp;s=2c9bc90c1ce3688b0fe624a8670b596893468139</a></p>
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 Had a problem with the view finder during transit, but the vendor made it right with me. Doesn't affect the great quality pictures. Would do business with this vendor again.

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