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13 years ago
Nikon D600
The Nikon D600 is a 'budget' full-frame DSLR aimed at enthusiasts upgrading from mid-range models or pros looking for an affordable backup for a higher-end body. Announced in September 2012, it's positioned roughly between the full-frame D800 and crop-format D7000 and combines many aspects of both...
Pros:
- 24.3 Megapixel FX CMOS sensor
- 39-point AF with 9 cross-type sensors
- 5.5fps full-frame continuous shooting
- Compatible with DX lenses
- 1080p30 and uncompressed HDMI out
- Built-in AF motor for non AF-S lenses
Cons:
- Resolution drops to 10.5 MPix in DX mode
- No exposure control during movie recording
- Bracketing limited to 3 frames
- Wifi and GPS are separate accessories
13 years ago
Nikon D600 review
A breakthrough price for a full-frame SLR, but you'd never guess from the features, performance or quality
13 years ago
A breakthrough price for a full-frame SLR, but you'd never guess from the features, performance or quality
13 years ago
Hello Duxford! Why did you upload the video only in 480?
13 years ago
Nikon D600 review Review
The D600 may sit within Nikon's 'consumer' dSLR line-up, but don't expect to bag one for a few hundred pounds -- not for a few years, anyway, and even then not brand new.
Pros:
- Price
- Resolution
- Image quality
- Movie performance
- Build quality
Cons:
- Occasional minor chromatic aberration with kit lens
- Heavy when fitted with lens
13 years ago
Nikon D600
Full-frame SLRs used to be out of reach for most amateur photographers, but that's beginning to change. The Canon EOS 6D and Nikon D600 both use full-frame sensors housed in more consumer-orientated bodies.
13 years ago
Nikon D600
Buy this camera if: - You want images with a wide dynamic range. - You want relatively noise-free high ISO settings. - You're prepared to shoot and edit both JPEG and NEF.RAW images. - You need a DSLR that can produce broadcast quality video. - You have a suite of high-quality Nikkor lenses.
Pros:
- You want images with a wide dynamic range
- You want relatively noise-free high ISO settings
- You're prepared to shoot and edit both JPEG and NEF.RAW images
- You need a DSLR that can produce broadcast quality video
- You have a suite of high-quality Nikkor lenses
- You're upgrading from a consumer
Cons:
- You require a tough, weather-resistant camera body, You need high continuous shooting speeds
- Don't buy this camera if, You require a tough, weather-resistant camera body, You need high continuous shooting speeds
13 years ago
The D600 isn't perfect, and perhaps this is because it's a blend of so much from two distinctly different camera markets - pro and enthusiast. Certain elements of the camera feel clunky, but then you're dazzled by the blistering performance elsewhere.
13 years ago
Great for the price
The image quality is great. I was surprised by the quality of the build(even thought there is that plastic feel)and the low light performance. No dust problems yet.
Pros:
- lightweight
- FX
- HD video recording features
- Low light performance
- 20 min video recording time and image quality
Cons:
- a bit plastic feel
- but i guess i cant complain since its lightweight
13 years ago
Nikon D600 Digital Camera Review
The D800's little brother is a perfect choice for those with full frame aspirations.
Pros:
- Spectacular image quality
- Faster than the D800
- Sharp and flexible video
Cons:
- Inaccurate white balancing
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