The number after the "r" tells you how many more pictures you can shoot in the current burst before the buffer fills up and the camera has to slow down. If you're only taking single shots or short bursts then it shouldn't affect your shooting at all.
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You should have a file protection option in the camera menu, access the picture, press the menu button and look for the protection options.
You can download the user manual from here:-
http://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/13570/~/user's-manual---d70s---guide-to-digital-photography
SOURCE: "r7" Error Code
If the camera works OK, then the r7 means that you have room in your memory buffer for 7 more pictures to take ("remaining 7"). As soon as you take a new picture, it gets transferred instantly to memory compact flash memory, and again r7 will display. The instance when there is r6, r4, etc. is short lasting, that you would not notice. Change you camera setting, let say for small size JPG, and you should see that many more files will fit in the buffer, as indicated by a larger number after the letter r.
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See if you qualify for the repair from Nikon for this issue: http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/13688
Testimonial: "Took the camera to the Nikon repair shop in Beverwijk (Holland). Within 24 hours they repaired the camera for euro 150,--. Problem solved. Thanks"
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For the best under $1000, that would be the D90.
The 18-105VR will work on the D70s.
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