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Nikon D600 Review Samples

Nikon D600 review samples - Posted 12th November 2012

Nikon D600 Preview Samples

Nikon D600 preview samples - Posted 13th September 2012

Nikon D600 + AF-S Nikkor 24-85mm F3.5-4.5 Preview Samples

Nikon D600 + 24-85mm preview samples - Posted 27th September 2012

 

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Comments

Total comments: 3
gmortiz
By gmortiz (2 months ago)

D600 nightmare: After three weeks a few spots appeared. After four weeks a MASSIVE number of spots appeared and I sent it in to Nikon's New York repair facility. Two weeks later I received it, they had replaced the shutter mechanism and cleaned the low pass filter. I took some blue sky test shots which revealed spots still on the sensor. Back to Nikon for the second time. I received the D600 back from Nikon and the workorder shows all they did was re-clean the already cleaned sensor. Test shots show the exact same spots present as when they received it.

How ridiculous is it that an untrained consumer can see a serious problem in 5 minutes, and Nikon's service center has now twice sent out a camera with a damaged sensor.

One more thing: HEY NIKON - can we end the fantasy that the problem is dust? From the owner's manual: "Note, however, that the filter is extremely delicate and easily damaged." And apparently it is damaged when lubricant from the shutter mechanism hit it.

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nekrosoft13
By nekrosoft13 (1 month ago)

the "trained" technician is stuck in some poorly lit building. Is not like they can go outside and take shots of blue sky.

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hovirag
By hovirag (5 days ago)

Nikon comes clean over the dust and oil problem – meaning they fixed it. Nikon users also mentioned even before the Nikon announcement that these issues disappear after the camera has been run in.
Source: http://bubbajuju.com/get_nikon_d600_on_sale/
where there are two comparison grids of the most popular cameras to date.

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