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purchase information
name	D70 [Nikon]
list price (USA)	999 US$ [support this site and buy from affiliate]
list price (Europe)	739 EUR
announced on	12/12/2003
available since	12/03/2004
discontinued since	n/a
warranty	24 months
shipping time	n/a
technical specifications
type	digital SLR
sensor pixels	6.24 megapixels
resolution	3008 x 2000 pixels
image ratio	4 x 3 (Display)
dimensions	140 x 78 x 111 mm / 5.6 x 3.12 x 4.44 inch
weight	595 g / 1 lbs
working temperature	0 - 40 °C / 32 - 104 F
battery duration	0 shots
color	black
flexibility, interoperability
media type	Compact Flash Type I, Compact Flash Type II
microdrive compatible	yes
tripod mount	yes
external strobe	hot-shoe, sync cord
internal strobe	yes
popup flash	yes
flash modes	Auto, Manual On/Off, Anti-Red Eye, Slow
lens thread	Nikkor AF / F-mount, D-Type
supported ttl protocols	Nikon TTL
special features
digital zoom	n/a
optical zoom	n/a
movie clips	no
sound recording	no
white balance	yes, automatic, 6 modes
important features for underwater photography
manual mode	yes
aperture priority	yes
shutter priority	yes
manual white balance	yes
underwater white balance	no
shoot in raw mode	yes
max. file size/photo	5 Mb
shutter lag	n/a
maximum shooting speed	3 fps
maximum burst	144 shots

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