mrjpack

Then you don't understand how a zoom lens works. Now internally there is something different or wrong with the D600 that allows the path of dust to get to the sensor more easily than other DSLR's...

It doesnt matter if you change lenses or not, if you are using a zoom lens, you are most likely sucking air in & out each time you change the focal length... I am at over 6000 shots, I had been wet...

Just clean it yourself, no worries about shipping, have it back in 3 minutes instead of three weeks. You better get used to cleaning it yourself, or you will be without your camera half the...

How long have you had it? Did you buy it new? The VR2 has not been out 5 years yet has it? Should be under warranty if you bought it new... Jim

I have the oil or grease problem & although sometimes I'm irritated that I have to do frequent cleanings, & I have had to clone out a few spots. It has not ruined a single shot that I have taken....

Pack it in a bag of uncooked rice and let it sit for a few days, brought my cousins I phone back to life after a good dunking in a swimming pool...

This is a really nice set, you could fill a room with prints from this work & be very proud... Jim

I was there about 6 years ago, and those trees are so impressive, nice work on the finishing too... Jim

In fact he's right, its not much good for landscape or much of any thing at all. I spend more time removing dust than anything else...:-)

He's right, it's a terrible sports camera.....

Slightly distracting I would say. Otherwise nice to view.Jim

Michael is right, your target is all over the place for the indoor shots & it has nothing to do with resolution. The target is quite simply not in the same place or position. & this makes a hugh...

A, you missed a spot while cleaning, you might want to try again...

It's not old news that any of these would still be spitting oil after 13000 clicks. It's new bad news when everybody assumed that this might be over by that many clicks. And since new units are...

Well the Sony shot looks like garbage, thats for sure...

No, not true, visit the Arctic butterfly website & watch the video, you have to carefully drag the brush across the sensor to clean it.Jim

I stand corrected, after viewing again at full size there is plenty of detail & highlights, beautiful indeed...

I think the first pick is stunning, but even after brightening my monitor, i feel it is just a tad to dark. JMO though of what is still just a phenomenal shot...

Well I am at 3600 shots, I have been cleaning all along, I should say wet cleaning. What I had thought was dust, actually is oil or should I say more like a grease. The rocket blower never had any...

By now you should know that you either need to learn how to clean your own sensor or return it, move on & get something else. I could show you 20 photos I took this past week with a dust spot, or...