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I know there have been a lot of threads about these two cameras. But which one is better? If you had to choose one, which would it be and why? Do you feel you get better pictures with one? Is one easier to work/use than the other?
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I dont know about any of the others, but I found the D40 to be very user friendly
since Im a complete NOOB when it comes to taking decent photos ROFL
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Saje would probably be the best one to answer this as she's got/used both.
From what I understand, the d40 and d70 use the exact same sensor (6mp sony). The differernces that I know of are: -d70 has a much higher flash sync speed -d70 is now discontinued & the d40 is still current -d70 is a more substantial camera in terms of size and from the limited playing around I've done with each, the d70 was more comfortable to hold (for me). -d70 might have a depth of field preview.....but don't quote me on that. -d40 uses SD cards, d70 uses CF cards Unless you need something the d70 specifically offers, I'd stick with the d40 because it's current and you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between an image shot from either camera.
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The D40 is also a lot cheaper and if you're a n00b starting out, it's more camera than you're going to know what to do with. The D70 (besides being dx'd) has a bunch of fine-tune options that are useless unless you're a pretty serious camera person.
Overall, the D40 would be the best choice.
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The D70 (and D70s, I think) has been replaced by the D80..
Andrew is spot on. I'd go for the D40, Jen, over the D70 models or the D80. I adore my D70 but considering all I use mine for are digital photos that never get printed, I would be just as well off with a D40.
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I got a Nikon coolpix for my b-day..is that a good one?? Its nothing like yall are talking about but I was still wondering..Like what kind of pics am I suppose to take w/ these kind of cameras? Just every day life or can they be used for pro pics?
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Where is the cheapest place to get this Nikon D40 camera?
And what kind of stuff should I look to be getting with the camera vs. what I should purchase separately for it, IF I were to buy one of these cameras? ![]() ETA: I'm so sick of being envious of everyone's GORGEOUS pics of their dogs (and I thoroughly enjoy seeing these pics, too, don't get me wrong. ).
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crap, also, can this camera take flash pictures without it being obvious that one used the flash to take the pictures? Does that question make sense?
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D40. I have a D50...i think the D70 is geared more toward proffessional photographers and people looking to for specific qualities.
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On camera flash pictures just aren't really good. It doesn't matter what kind of camera you have. But I cannot stand to shoot my D70 with flash on camera. If I have my d70 I have to do everything manual and no flash. I got a Nikon coolpix for snapshots, but I really don't like it and it is hard for me not to have control. But it is much easier to shoot one handed or quickly, if trying to get snapshot of something cute the baby does inside. |
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