I have been taking some long exposure landscape shots (5-15 sec exposures) with my new D70. Naturally I am using a tripod. I have noticed some fuzziness in the pictures. I assume this is because there is no mirror lock with the D70. It is a little better using the timer. Has anyone else noticed this. Why does Nikon not include mirror locks except in the very expensive top of the line camera models.
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> Has anyone else noticed this. Why does Nikon not include mirror locks > except in the very expensive top of the line camera models.
I don't suppose it would be as an incentive to buy more expensive top of the line camera models would it?
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I don't suppose it would be as an incentive to buy more expensive top of the line camera models would it?
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