Buying Digital Cameras on the Web

After four wonderful years, I finally sold my Nikon D70. To this date, I still miss it. I got a D40 not long after, but somehow it just didn’t feel quite right. I couldn’t complain about image quality; it’s without a doubt better than that of the D70. The problem was, it felt tedious just to go through menus and look for settings for ISO, white balance, card formatting, etc. I never had that problem with my D70, as it had dedicated buttons that made settings customization a lot easier. Also, the D40 doesn’t have autofocus when I use my 50mm 1.8 lens. So after three short days of using it, I returned the D40.