[Foto] Nikonra varva (D70 speckok)

[Gergely Timar]

Sziasztok!

Ezeket lehet most pletykak alapjan tudni a D70-rol (forras
http://www.bythom.com/D70.htm, de mar levettek):

Nikon D70
By Thom 
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Well, it'll only be a few days before the official announcement, and
the D70 brochure is now floating around the net, so I've redone the
page to reflect this new, essentially verified information (I won't
tell you how it go to me, but I'm looking at a PDF file that is the
near final English brochure).

Specifications: 


6.1mp CCD (3008 x 2000 Large, 2240x1448 Medium, 1504x1000 Small
sizes), 12-bit in NEF.

ISO 200 to 1600, Auto. 

30 second to 1/8000 shutter, combined electronic/mechanical, so flash
sync is 1/500!

1005-pixel Color CCD Matrix meter. 
1.8" color LCD. 
Auto rotation of images (while viewing, too). 
20 frame buffer, 3 fps. 
5-sensor CAM900 AF module. 

M, A, S, P exposure modes, plus 7 scene modes (Auto, Portrait,
Landscape, Close-up, Sports, Night Portrait, Night Landscape).

I-TTL support (up to three wireless groups, flash value lock, ala D2h). 
N80-like On Demand gridlines in viewfinder. 
25 Custom Settings (not listed). 
PICT-Bridge, EXIF 2.21, DPOF Support. 

18mm eyepoint (-1.6 to +5 diopter adjust), 95% frame coverage at .75x
magnification.

Exposure compensation and ISO setting in 1/3 stop (or 1/2 stop). 

Image enhancement settings: Normal, Vivid, Sharp, Soft, Direct Print,
Landscape, and Custom (controls sharpening, contrast, tone, color,
saturation, and hue, available in P, S, A, and M exposure modes).

Capture 4.1 (optional, see below). 
It doesn't have a threaded shutter release. 
It has front and back command dials. 
It has the N75 style autofocus mode switch on the front. 
It has the N75 DOF button on the front, close to the lens mount at the bottom. 

The body design is a bit taller than the N75 and uses a cross of D100
and D2h styling.

It's an all-black body design. 
USB, though it isn't specified whether 1.1 or 2.0. 
The external connections appear to be under a rubber side cover ala the D100. 
EN-EL3 lithium ion battery (or use CR2 batteries). 
No PC Sync terminal (requires AS-14). 
ML-L3 Infrared Remote control (no 10-pin connector). 
Metering mode button is behind shutter release 
A new consumer-oriented DX lens will accompany the actual product launch. 
US$999 street price without lens. Euro1100 without lens. 
Does not meter with AI and AI-S lenses. 
1.5x angle of view change, ala other Nikon DSLRs. 
Weight is 595g without battery (~21 ounces). 
Since many are interested in the controls, here's what I see: 

AE-L, AF-L button. 
Autofocus sensor pad plus AF pad lock. 
Delete (trashcan) button. 
Playback button 
Menu button 
Sensitivity/Thumbnail button 
White Balance/Protect/Help button 
Image Quality/Size/Playback button 
Flash exposure compensation button is the flash release button! 

Other: 

An 18-70mm f/3.5-4.5G DX AF-S ID-EF lens will appear with the D70,
with a street price for the lens of perhaps US$500 or less.

SB-600 Speedlight. 
Coolwalker Digital Photo Storage Viewer (digital wallet type device)! 

Capture 4.1 adds: 
D70 support.
Multi-image window (images from multiple folders). 
Color moire reduction. 
Faster. 
Plug-in Filter support! 
Direct JPEG to NEF conversion. 
Option to save individual parameter in instruction set. 
LCH eitor and Chroma booster. 

Asszem D70-nem lesz D100 helyett :)

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Udv,
 Gergo                          mailto:balinvadasz at gmx.net