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05/15/2004 04:07:38 PM · #1 |
ive been reading about the 10d and d70 on dpreview forums, and everyone seems to say the 10d is WAY slower than the d70. Is this true, i know sometimes over at that forum they tend to exaggerate a lot.
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05/15/2004 04:25:27 PM · #2 |
I'm not really too sure on the settings of both cameras but I believe that a majority of your speed depends on your lens. Your camera will only let you shoot as fast as your lens will allow.
I know my 10D will let me shoot at 1/4000 of a sec, given the right circumstances. |
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05/15/2004 04:27:22 PM · #3 |
I don't know if I'd say way, but the D70 is blazingly fast. I shoot up to 12 images depending on format while the camera writes them to the CF card.
The D70 reacts for all practical intent and purpose like a film camera. No waiting for images to write to media. No waiting for the camera to start up. You turn it on, it's on right then.
Clara
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05/15/2004 04:56:23 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by hsteg:
ive been reading about the 10d and d70 on dpreview forums, and everyone seems to say the 10d is WAY slower than the d70. Is this true, i know sometimes over at that forum they tend to exaggerate a lot. |
i think it would depend on what you mean by slower.
slower:
start up time
buffering speed
or max shutter speed |
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05/15/2004 04:57:16 PM · #5 |
shooting and review speed.
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05/15/2004 05:10:17 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by nborton:
Originally posted by hsteg:
ive been reading about the 10d and d70 on dpreview forums, and everyone seems to say the 10d is WAY slower than the d70. Is this true, i know sometimes over at that forum they tend to exaggerate a lot. |
i think it would depend on what you mean by slower.
slower:
start up time
buffering speed
or max shutter speed |
D70 is faster than the Rebel, anyway - on all counts. Not sure about the 10d. I know since I shot almost 400 pics this afternoon between the two cams. Waited on several occasions for the Rebel, never once waited for the d70. |
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05/15/2004 05:13:43 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by hsteg:
shooting and review speed. |
as far as the specs they list on dpreview, it does appear that the d70 is faster than the 10d as well. as in power start up time, and buffering/write speeds
Message edited by author 2004-05-15 17:14:24. |
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05/15/2004 05:15:44 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by nborton:
Originally posted by hsteg:
shooting and review speed. |
as far as the specs they list on dpreview, it does appear that the d70 is faster than the 10d as well. as in power start up time, and buffering/write speeds |
Startup time on the Rebel is about 3 seconds, the d70 is just a fraction after *now*. |
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05/15/2004 05:19:34 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by Pedro:
Originally posted by nborton:
Originally posted by hsteg:
shooting and review speed. |
as far as the specs they list on dpreview, it does appear that the d70 is faster than the 10d as well. as in power start up time, and buffering/write speeds |
Startup time on the Rebel is about 3 seconds, the d70 is just a fraction after *now*. |
they have the 10d listed as 2.3, for those who want to know. |
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05/15/2004 05:19:49 PM · #10 |
| What's the better sports shooter the D70 or Rebel? |
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05/15/2004 05:21:43 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by faidoi:
What's the better sports shooter the D70 or Rebel? |
d70
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05/15/2004 05:22:27 PM · #12 |
I have only heard fabulous things from the D70, and that it is by far one of the faster camera out there.
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05/15/2004 05:27:07 PM · #13 |
5 days til mine comes in....then i'll hopefully add to the "fabulous things" about the D70
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05/15/2004 05:28:09 PM · #14 |
Originally posted by goinskiing:
I have only heard fabulous things from the D70, and that it is by far one of the faster camera out there. |
this is true, though speed isn't everything. there are things i like better about the Rebel, as there are things i like better about the Nikon. |
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05/15/2004 05:28:40 PM · #15 |
If I had to choose, I would have a very hard time between the two.
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05/15/2004 05:33:04 PM · #16 |
Originally posted by Pedro:
Originally posted by goinskiing:
I have only heard fabulous things from the D70, and that it is by far one of the faster camera out there. |
this is true, though speed isn't everything. there are things i like better about the Rebel, as there are things i like better about the Nikon. |
just wondering. why would you be shooting with two different systems. i understand having a 1D and 10D as backup. but a canon/nikon duo seems weird. |
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05/15/2004 06:35:36 PM · #17 |
That's all fine and stuff, but the D70 is still a Nikon.
muwuhahahahahahahahahahahahah!
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05/16/2004 07:07:33 PM · #18 |
Originally posted by nborton:
Originally posted by Pedro:
Originally posted by goinskiing:
I have only heard fabulous things from the D70, and that it is by far one of the faster camera out there. |
this is true, though speed isn't everything. there are things i like better about the Rebel, as there are things i like better about the Nikon. |
just wondering. why would you be shooting with two different systems. i understand having a 1D and 10D as backup. but a canon/nikon duo seems weird. |
It is weird. I've always been a Nikon guy and was about to buy a D100, but when the Rebel came out it was too tasty to pass up. Now that Nikon has re-entered the fray, I wanted to try it out. I'll eventually choose one system and stick with it, but I'm taking my time deciding. Pretty much all I've learned so far is that I can't really go wrong either way. And that Jacko is a doofus. But the last part I already knew. :) |
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05/16/2004 07:11:15 PM · #19 |
Originally posted by faidoi:
What's the better sports shooter the D70 or Rebel? |
Add in the 10D.
THe D70 hands down. Because of the buffer speed and start up time.
Note, that's speed alone. Not image quality, ISO etc. :)
Clara
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