Nikon D70 Prawns Please !!!

If you want to set it manual**, you can manually adjust the Shutter and Aperture by selecting the rotation dial at the top of the left side of the camera and rotating the "M" to the " " sign.

When you say "you can only adjust the shutter speed in the range of 1 60-30s", it should be the display of the "flash synchronization speed" set in the "menu", not the shutter speed when the camera takes a photo.

SLR cameras generally have full manual mode (M), aperture priority (A), shutter priority (Nikon seems to be called S file, Canon is called TV file), program automatic (P), full automatic (Auto) and other modes, and the entry machine will also have some preset modes like small DC, such as portrait, sports, night scene, etc. The most commonly used of these is aperture priority, where the user only controls the aperture and the shutter is automatically determined by the camera. The benefit of this mode is that the user can freely control the depth of field effect without worrying about underexposure or overexposure, and the camera's autometering is accurate in most cases.

The shutter priority is controlled by the user, the camera controls the aperture, and the full manual (M-stop) is fully user-controlled. These two modes are suitable for some special occasions and require a certain amount of experience, otherwise it is easy to have problems, and novices should use them with caution.

The mode dial on the top of the camera to select P, S, M, these can be controlled manually.

The D70's shutter speed is definitely far more than the 1 60-30s range you mentioned, it should be able to reach a maximum of 1 8000, and the flash sync is 1 500, you should take a good look at the manual.

In the M stop, there are two wheels on the right hand side, one tube aperture and one tube shutter.

As soon as you use it, it will make your mouth open!

It's useless to say so much, so you better look at the instructions and see what each key is for.

This is Nikon's first entry-level DSLR, against Canon's EOS 300D

I started with the EOS 10D (the first professional entry-level phone) which was a step above the D70 and 300D, but all three were in the same year.

So I still have some understanding and am more familiar. I guess you're a newbie and want to get started (probably).So, the D70's features are completely adequate, but the performance is not comparable to today's entry-level SLR.

It's like my 10D is not as good as the current Nikon D60 if it comes out directly. So in this regard, not very recommended.

But there is also a good side, now D70 seems to be less than 2000 if you collect it, which is cheaper. (My 10d might be worth 1700?)So even if you get in and think the performance is not enough and you make a move, you won't lose a few bucks.

Good value for money.

If you have questions, you can communicate,

It's good, the classic model a few years ago, but now it's just a cheap SLR can't be done, just 5 years ago, tens of thousands of computers, now it's a pile of scrap metal, but the camera replacement is slow, D70 can still be satisfied with general use!

The benchmark ISO200 is good, noise is noticeable above ISO400, and the high-sensitivity noise control is not as good as the current flagship small DC like the Canon G11

The viewfinder is a five-sided mirror, dark and small, and the D80, 90 level difference lacks func programming buttons, and the ease of use is average.

1 8000 shutter color cast.

The film is underexposed severely, the metering is not very accurate, and the white balance is average.

Unless the silver is too little, it is not recommended to buy this, on the film, the same 600W pixel D50 is better than D70.

04 years old machine, 6 million pixels, now even second-hand is not worth entering.

Nikon, a well-known camera manufacturer in Japan, was founded in 1917 as Nippon Optical Industry Co., Ltd. In 1988, the company changed its name to Nikon Corporation based on its camera brand.

Nikon"The name, used since 1946, is:"Nippon Optics"It is an abbreviation of the Roman alphabet of the Japanese pronunciation (nippon kogaku) and incorporates the German spelling of kon in Zeissikon.

Among Nikon's many famous camera products, the most important are Nikkor camera lenses, Nikon underwater cameras (Nikonos), Nikon F series 135 film SLR cameras, Nikon D series DSLR cameras, and consumer digital cameras CoolPix series.

Nikon is also a world-class manufacturer of step-by-step repetitive semiconductor production equipment (binders). The company also produces goggles, ophthalmic examination equipment, binoculars, microscopes, survey equipment.

The D70 is compatible with all AF Nikkor lenses with the popular Nikon DX format sensor and Nikon F lens fiber attachment ring design. Nikon also introduced a lens dedicated to the D series: the AF-S DX ZOOM-NIKKOR 18-70mm F IF-ED lens and a flash

The shutter speed is from 30-1 8000 seconds, the built-in flash is up to 1 500 seconds, and the sensitivity can be adjusted from ISO 200-1600. The latest 6.1 million effective Sonikon DX format CCD sensor provides a wider dynamic range and higher signal-to-anxiety ratio, and the high pixel size and sharp level of 3008x2000 are ideal for creating very large prints.

Good photography doesn't depend on settings. Different environments, different objects, different lenses, different settings, different apertures and shutters should be used. Only by considering various aspects such as color composition can we achieve a "good" effect.

That's too long to talk about......

The problem is too wide, or rely on yourself to read more manuals and learn more photography ** diving.

Why doesn't it work well? What's bad?

What is a lens? Shooting mode?

Describe it, and I'll give you an analysis.

And take a closer look at the manual to see if there is a problem with the setting.

Study more shooting techniques and post-production.

The easiest way to do this is to use the "Landscape Mode" and turn the program into Landscape Mode.

This camera is so old that I haven't found it sold on Zhongguancun or **. I suggest you consider other models, the D70 won the 2004 Japan Camera Award from the Photojournalist Association of Japan. This shows that this camera is very good, but after all these years, let's consider other models.

Do you have high requirements for DSLR? Need full frame? If it's not that high, I recommend the d90, I bought this one, I like it so much, I bought it because of the word of mouth on the Internet.

I've also been in contact with the D700, and since I just don't care about the frame for my usual shooting, I don't like the D700, it's really too heavy, and it's a torture to go out with it. My cousin is a photographer and it bought the D700

D70 is a rag, don't buy it! ~

First, the D 70 is a WB camera that can only be automatic, and second, the quality of the imaging is very poor, only 6 million pixels.

Thirdly, the minimum sensitivity is 200 and the maximum sensitivity is 3600 Fourth, the WB is automatically calculated and there is no color drift.

Fifth, it belongs to the entry machine of the primary entry machine.

In short, if you just start learning, you may be able to use it for 1 month, and then it will no longer be used

It is recommended to buy a new DSLR, it is very wasteful for novice film players to get started, and this is a very old model, sometimes it will not meet the daily shooting. Recommended: Canon 500D, 550D set, Nikon D3000, D5000, D3100, D90 set.

Old entry-level. Internship machine for students who don't have money. You can feel it first. Buy an expensive machine to play at once. Not cost-effective.

The machine is very good, don't look at this machine is not valuable, there is still a function that makes the high-end machine ashamed, its flash synchronization speed can exceed 1 500 seconds, generally 320 is not good, if you play with the light, this machine is still the first choice

More than enough if you usually use it at home.

If the requirements are relatively high or if they are relatively bt.

You can consider changing the model.

It's an old device, but it's okay to use it at home if there's no problem.

You can consider changing to 7100.

While the body is important, what is relatively important is the level of the lens and the photographer.

This problem is too big, I can only say that I can read the manual, I can adjust it to automatic mode, and I am familiar with it first.

Adjust to the manual gear for 2000 shots, and everything is understood.

All use automatic mode to operate, wait until it is cooked, and then use aperture priority mode. You should shoot more and practice more, and don't be afraid of the camera being broken when using it normally, just afraid of falling and bumping.

Mid-range machine, set 6400 is very affordable**.

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The D-head lens must adjust the aperture to the minimum and then lock it (you can not lock it when touching the manuscript), and then you can do it. This is the case for all D-heads, otherwise the camera will not be able to recognize the number of apertures and adjust the aperture.

D70 crash problem to do. It's a long time ago. Similar questions have been asked before. See how to fix it:

Take the lens off. The aperture of the mirror debater's head is adjusted to the maximum. Reloaded. OK see.