Nikon D70 Dslr Camera

[0.05 lb] Cap for my Nikon D70 camera body.

[0.045 lb] Charges the Watson EN-EL3e battery we use in our Nikon D70 camera just fine. Much cheaper than the Nikon charger.

[Aluminum] This filter works as advertised and gives great results. When used with a Nikon D70 in camera metering works perfectly and different results can be achieved by just changing the aperture. Frame the shot, focus, and then place the filter on the lens. A tripod is a must.

[0.68 lb] Purchased for use on a full-spectrum converted Nikon D70 to restore a 'normal' shooting mode. Works phenomenally.

[0.62 lb] Works exactly as advertised. I'm using it to connect two lenses from my old Nikon D70 to my new Sony A6000: the kit lens that came with the D70, and a Tamron zoom. Since there is no electronic communication through the adapter, focus and aperture have to be set manually. Be aware that some lenses (e.g. the kit lens that came with my D70) do not have a manual aperture ring.

[Nikon F] It's built more cheaply than my 18-70 nikon kit lens that came with my d70 years ago. Optically very nice. Focus is almost silent and pretty quick for macro lens. I wish b&h would add where its made in the specs. My partner works for the dept of defense. Trust me, you guys will be sorry if you continue to empower China. Thinking of returning lens but B&h is such a top notch company I may not trouble them and jjust keep shooting this excellent piece of plastic.

[15.84 lb] I bought this to store extra CF cards for my Nikon D300 and D70 - works perfectly. I actually have one of these (made for SD cards) that I bought 3 years ago, exactly the same case with different inserts. It is so solid and light weight. It fits with the other one, in my photo backpack, and I know that my cards will be in one place, and safe.

[0.095 lb] Bought to fit my Nikon D70. Perfect fit and keeper will prevent me from dropping or losing lens cap.

[0.05 lb] Perfect flash memory card for my Nikon D300 DSLR camera.

[0.105 lb] I’ve been a Nikon shooter since 2004 and I’ve worked in the photography industry since 04’ when I switched to Nikon. I love the D850 I’ve never owned a camera that I could say that about. It’s robust, easy to manipulate controls on the fly and produces beautiful crisp photos. I am able to capture images out the gate that require minimal if not zero post corrections. If you are on the fence about this camera and are considering going mirrorless but have an ecosystem of lenses for DSLR go with this camera! The technology has been tested and built upon 20 years of improvements, there is a larger selection of glass and accessories. Let this be your last DSLR and in a couple of years as mirrorless improve and larger lens/accessories options become available you’ll be set to make the transition.