Canon Digital Rebel XT (EOS350D) vs. Nikon D70s: The Competitors for Top Prosumer SLR
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Jean-Pierre Roche
9. Nikon D70s Menus
The Nikon menus get a new look, with organization into four tabs.
The "Playback" menu offers extended functions including a "Slide Show" that comes in handy if you connect your D70s to a TV.
The Shooting menu shows the standard functions, but they open into submenus.
The Optimize Image submenu has a submenu of its own for customizing settings.
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9. Nikon D70s Menus
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Small, Or Too Small?
- 3. Small, Or Too Small?, Continued
- 4. Overall Design
- 5. Focusing
- 6. Exposure
- 7. Shooting
- 8. Canon 350D Menus
- 9. Nikon D70s Menus
- 10. Nikon D70s Menus, Continued
- 11. Flash: Internal Or External?
- 12. Flash: Internal Or External?, Continued
- 13. Drive, He Said
- 14. Drive, He Said, Continued
- 15. File Storage
- 16. View And Review
- 17. View And Review, Continued
- 18. Lenses: Not Really Comparable
- 19. Lens Availability: Plenty To Choose From
- 20. Connections And Software
- 21. Connections And Software, Continued
- 22. Connections And Software, Continued
- 23. Connections And Software, Continued
- 24. In Practice
- 25. Canon EOS350D
- 26. Nikon D70s
- 27. Noise & Sensitivity
- 28. Noise & Sensitivity, Continued
- 29. Conclusions