GarysInSoCal

Who the hell shoots dozens of birds in flight at 6fps in RAW?!?!?!? Oh paleeeeeeze... like your gonna print billboard sized images of that stuff... LOL! Dude... switch your D7100 over to hi-res...

Which leads me to this point... WHY aren't ALL tests conducted with the same prime focal length lens? Therein lies an obvious flaw in the conducted tests... :/

Dude... there IS no argument. I have 6 likes (people who agree with me)... and as of this posting, you have ZERO. I win by 'concensus of opinion'... LOL!

In the hands of a competent Nikon JPEG menu adjuster, combined with someone who can edit JPEGs to perfection, while using a sharp quality lens (Nikon 17-55 or 16-85 comes to mind), I'm SURE results...

YES... but for me... it's the Nikon 70-300 ED-VR... shot this with it 2 weeks ago! IMATS convention in Pasadena!

Funtimes on the Sept 2nd Select Models 'Cruiseboat Photoshoot' to Cabo and Puerto Vallarta... here's Jin on the Carnival Splendor.  We're doing another one Oct 13th,...

WOW... well call my D600 a freak... but I've got over 2000 shutter clicks on it since I bought it... zero dust or oil spots anywhere... and I've checked the sensor twice this week. Sorry Canon...

WOW... well call my D600 a freak... but I've got over 3000 shutter clicks on it since I bought it... zero dust or oil spots anywhere... and I've checked the sensor twice this week. Sorry Canon...

Yes... meant 6400 ISO... thanks for the correction... ;)

I waited and waited for what I saw as a worthwhile (and affordable) replacement for my beloved D700... and I have finally found it. Been shooting with the D600 for over 2 months now... LOVE IT! ...

With the 3rd generation VR in this lens with a 5 F-stop range... who needs a tripod collar?

Picked up D600 last month... have found what Dyun27 has stated to be 'right on the money'. My old D60 (have since sold it) got blown away in overall performance by my D7000... and now my D7000 is...

For the record... I shoot JPEG only... that image was shot with camera sharpness set to NINE... max in-camera sharpness setting... and the 24-120 F.4 Nanocoat is a pretty freakin sharp lens... ;)

Sorry Nicipoo... didn't have a 50 or 85mm lens... only lens I had to work with on my D600 was the 24-120 F4 Nanocoat... shot at 6.7. Couldn't shoot it at F2 so I needed the higher ISO... ;)... :P

Shot this image last weekend at 3200 ISO with D600... dark forest in Mt. Baldy CA at a Select Models photoshoot.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v330/GaryAbigt/Jin1.jpg

You're RIGHT... and that will be THOUSANDS of GWC shooters in the APS format. Nikon isn't stupid and this lens will sell like pancakes!

I own this lens and was sure glad to read that very favorable review. Plan on getting the D600 when it comes out... ;)