A long term review of, what is now a old camera.
In around 2004 I finally got around to looking into and purchasing a updated camera to replace my film camera. I had been looking into digital cameras for years at that point and while they were neat they where either too expensive or didn't take good enough photos to make it worth looking at using one full time. I did have a couple of smaller ones over the years, a Olympus that I don't recall the model of and a A75 that was good enough, but they were all missing the controls and handling of a "proper" camera. When looking at options I was initially looking at a Canon option, however since none of my older film lenses would have been able to be used I did start looking into other options and at one point I was handed a Nikon D70 and the feel and ergonomics of that camera basically sold me on that specific piece of hardware. I initially purchased the device as a part of a kit with a 18-70mm lens and eventually added a 55-200 AF-S VR, a 50mm, and a 100-300mm Sigma Le...