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.

lightweight; FX; HD video recording features; Low light performance; 20 min video recording time and image quality

a bit plastic feel; but i guess i cant complain since its lightweight

Take it out for a spin, and you will love the results.
Low light photos are amazing.

Easy To Use; Good Image Quality; High ISO Performance; Large Clear LCD

NONE THUS FAR

A breakthrough price for a full-frame SLR, but you'd never guess from the features, performance or quality

The Nikon D600 is a great camera, designed to become a best seller as it was the Nikon D700 . The latter had a few flaws heavy, bulky, noisy in the shot, with the viewfinder is not 100%, with a single memory slot.

Compact and lightweight; Silent shooting; Viewfinder to 100%; Dual memory slot; Autofocus Live View in efficient mode; Electronic level on two axes; Possibility of remote control via Wi-Fi accessory

Fewer focus points of the other models and concentrated only in the center of the frame; High resolution; Banding in JPG

Nikon was the first out of the gate with a mid-priced full-frame camera - the 24 megapixel D600. Targeting advanced amateurs, enthusiasts and pros who want a smaller, lighter second or third camera body, the D600 brings with it a good mix of features and a price tag that won't break the bank.

Excellent image quality; Full feature set; Dual SD card slots; Good performance; especially given its 24 megapixel sensor; Trickle down features from the D800; e.g.

Slow AF in Live View; Smaller AF coverage (compared to D800; Dual SD card slots vs.

The Nikon D600 is one of the most affordable full-frame DSLRs ever, so is it the camera we've all been waiting for?

Excellent image quality; price; handling

AF points biased towards the centre of the frame

The Nikon D600 is a full frame, mid-size DSLR with a 24.3-megapixel CMOS image sensor, targeting enthusiast photographers.

Outstanding stills with lush "analog" feel; Excellent low-light shooting; As sophisticated; flexible as you want it to be

Even "affordable" full-frame cameras are still very expensive; Heavy; bulky; Delivers quality movies but not the finest available

It's a pity the Nikon D600's larger sensor commands such a price premium over the Nikon D7000, but assuming it sees the kind of price reductions that the D800 has undergone, we're in for a treat.

Nikon has been rather busy over the past year, having already released the D4 and D800 in quick succession. But the company isn't taking a break just yet. The Nikon D600 aims to fill the gap between the hugely capable and professional Nikon D800 and the enthusiast-level Nikon D7000 .

Compact and light; Outstanding sensor performance; User-friendly

Autofocus sensor positioning; No aperture adjustment in video mode; Pricey; Fixed LCD screen

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.

Price; Resolution; Image quality; Movie performance; Build quality

Occasional minor chromatic aberration with kit lens; Heavy when fitted with lens