Color me bad: D70s + 24-70mm f/2.8 AF-S

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D70s body has a great grip, combined with low weight it complements the 24-70mm nicely for casual walkabout shooting.

6Mp can cut it!















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all I can say is, "Excellent". Thanks for sharing.

 

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nice job. the photos are quite pleasing. The one of the purple flower have an almost dreamlike feeling to them.

 

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Thanks for the kind words.

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This is one of the reasons why I love the 24-70mm, a reasonable wide aperture combined with a pretty good reproduction ratio.

Good for up close floral shots.

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nice job. the photos are quite pleasing. The one of the purple flower have an almost dreamlike feeling to them.

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Thanks! It's certainly a good combo, better than spending the other way round

Am in between bodies these days, and the D70s is a backup of sorts that's getting some milage put in in the good weather.

It has a back-focus issue, so I'll be getting out the allen wrench to try to sort it out.

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Those are lovely shots. Makes me think twice before upgrading to a d7000!.

 

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The 24-70 seems to cut it too.
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Don't be, even an upgrade to a D5000/D90 is worth it, not to mention the D7000.

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Those are lovely shots. Makes me think twice before upgrading to a d7000!.

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