Why D400 and not D600

Kerry Pierce wrote:

That doesn't make any sense, Stan. The vast majority of the d300 owners are amateurs, with jobs outside of photography.  It's simply unrealistic to say that they are lacking and should spend time that they don't have, learning how to do some esoteric trick of fieldcraft, rather than take advantage of the available technology to accomplish the same goal.

It's really silly to expect the amateur sports/wildlife photographer to spend much more money to buy equipment that is less capable than the DX kits they are using.

I'm not saying that people shouldn't learn as much fieldcraft as they can. I am saying that it's ridiculous to deny the benefits of technology.  Saying that one should just get closer, rather than use a long lens on a DX camera, is a lot like saying that one should learn to use a 3 FPS camera rather than an 8 FPS camera, to catch a special moment, when it's simply not necessary to do so.

Kerry