The D70, announced on 28th January 2004 is Nikon's answer
to the new sub-$1,000 digital SLR market, its clear competition being
the Canon EOS 300D (Digital Rebel) announced last August. The D70 is revealed
by Nikon exactly two years since the D100, the D70 appears to share quite
a lot with its sibling including a six megapixel CCD sensor and Multi-CAM900
auto focus system. The D70 also appears to have quite a bit going for
it which are the primary complaints for EOS 300D owners, flash exposure
compensation being one of them.
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In 2004 Nikon launched its first sub-$1000 DSLR, the Nikon D70. The D70 shared many components with its older and more expensive sibling D100 and offered more manual control and customizability than its direct rival from Canon, the EOS 300D (Digital Rebel). Read more
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