NateS
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I had the D70s and was severely limited by the body in less than a year. If you are really into photography, I say upgrade the body first. If you don't feel it is limiting you, then go with the glass.
All the great glass in the world won't change you can't hardly print above 8x10 (or crop much) with the older/beginner bodies without severe quality loss.
I agree about being limited fast by the body if you really get into the hobby. I've felt the same things with my D70s.
I however completely disagree about not being able to print larger than 8x10 on an older body like the D70s. I have a 16x24 (and other's that I've sold) hanging on my wall that looks everybit as good as it does in a 4x6, 5x7, or 8x10. Not a pixel in sight and perfect clarity.
It's called bounce flash.... works like a charm indoors...
I was gonna say the same thing. An SB-600 is a lot cheaper than the upgrade to a 70-200 f2.8.