Nikon D70 / Nikon D70s

I notice there's an updated version of the Nikon D70 on the market,
the Nikon D70s. A slightly larger viewfinder and a few other
differences. Nikon D70 owners can get a firmware update for their
cameras, but most of you probably know that.

Trolls: let's not get into another film/digital debate, please. My
fingers are still sore from killfilling the last lot.

 

I admit I'm easily confused, but Nikon really makes me dizzy. Upgrades to
the D70 (s) and D1X (s?), a new D50, and a bunch of 6-7 mp coolpix.... yet
nothing
to compete with Canon's 1Ds Mk II (at least in the megapixel wars).
I continue to fight the lure of the Digital Side ("Use Levels, Luke!!"),
trying to stick with my N80.

analog film + scanner to digitize = dSLR?

I'd like to see an honest shootout (so to speak) between film and digital to
see
where each shines -- dMax, resolution, contrast, scalability, etc.
If we want to share our photos, eventually they will be digitized.
Oops, I better killfile myse

 

lol, Larry, nothing wrong with an intelligent posting on the
film/digital issue. Nikon does make it confusing, don't they? I was
just on their site and the D70 is only a couple of hundred bucks
cheaper than a D100, so is a D100 worth the extra cash? Who knows.

The Canons look nice too, but I prefer Nikon lenses over Canon
personally, that's why I'm leaning more towards Nikon. But an EOS20
looks pretty damn nice too, I must admit.

I'm interested in commercial/advertising photography, so a digital
camera is practically a must because of the needs of the industry.