Nikon D600

Full frame, 24.2 MP, 3.2"
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        Summary Nikon D600

        Prices Price
        Body only
        $1,485
        With 24-85mm lens
        $2,228
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        Specifications Key specs
        Sensor size
        Help Full frame 35.9x24mm
        Screen resolution
        Help 921k dots
        Megapixels
        Help 24.2 MP
        Movie format
        Help 1080p @ 30fps
        Screen size
        Help 3.2"
        Light sensitivity
        Help 6,400 ISO
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        Lenses Lenses
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        Replacement

        Nikon has replaced the D600 with the D610.

        Nikon D610
        Nikon D610 announced October 2013
        Continuous shooting Shoots faster
        Lowest price Cheaper
        Weight Lighter

        Compare the new Nikon D610 vs the D600

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        Pros

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        The Nikon D600 vs other recent DSLRs

        Screen size Large screen Help
        3.2"
        Weather sealed Weather sealed Help
        Shoot in extreme weather
        Viewfinder Doesn't use battery, see more detail Help
        Pentaprism
        Storage slots More storage slots Help
        2
        Viewfinder size Large viewfinder Help
        0.70x
        Movie continuous focus Movie continuous focus Help
        Makes it easy to get in-focus movies
        Viewfinder coverage Above average viewfinder coverage Help
        100%
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        The Nikon D600 vs other recent pro DSLRs

        Built-in focus motor Built-in focus motor Help
        Autofocuses with more lenses
        Built-in flash Built-in flash Help
        External flash not needed
        Lowest price Inexpensive Help
        $1,485.39

        Cons

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        The Nikon D600 vs other recent DSLRs

        Movie format Full HD Help
        1080p @ 30fps
        Light sensitivity Poor maximum light sensitivity Help
        6,400 ISO
        Screen flips out Fixed screen Help
        Less flexible
        Announced Old Help
        May 2012
        Size Quite large Help
        Professional size (141×113×82 mm)
        Thickness Thick Help
        3.2"
        Image stabilization No image stabilization Help
        Risk of blur
        Startup delay Poor startup delay Help
        300 ms startup delay
        Shutter lag Poor shutter lag Help
        260 ms shutter lag
        GPS No GPS Help
        Missing geo-tagging
        Lowest price Expensive Help
        $1,485.39
        Weight Heavy Help
        850 g
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        The Nikon D600 vs other recent pro DSLRs

        Screen resolution Very low resolution screen Help
        921k dots
        Touch screen No touch screen Help
        More buttons
        Focus points Fewer focus points Help
        39
        Popularity Not so popular Help
        Among snapsort users
        Continuous shooting Slow continuous shooting Help
        5.5 fps
        True resolution Lower true resolution Help
        24.2 MP
        Fastest shutter speed Slow shutter speed Help
        1/4000 of a second

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        Discussion

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        Avatar for Cam Allan Cam Allan (1:07 AM, August 17, 2013)
        I'll buy it from you. Contact 303-808-5276.
         
        Avatar for dcopperfield dcopperfield (2:14 AM, June 14, 2013)
        I find it humorous that this camera gets a plus for smaller size. I find the ergonomics intolerable. There is no good reason to make a FX (full-size, pro like) camera in a diminutive size. The controls are unnecessarily smaller, you can not shoot with your left eye, and unless you have minuscule hands, I can't imagine wielding full size 77mm lenses without a battery extension. Add to that, the complicated two or more button interface, and you have the first Nikon AF in my twenty years of using them, that I couldn't instantly do a shoot, without looking at the manual. I am not happy about my D600 purchase.
         
        carcar79 (1:24 AM, June 09, 2013)
        Aside from the dust problem (easily removed in PP), it's the best FF DSLR I have ever owned! Just Terrific!
         
        Avatar for Abhi Abhi (7:40 PM, March 12, 2013)
        Mine has no sensor dust/oil sprinkle, yes it has 2 card slots. I use mine for raw+JPEG. Excellent image quality at all iso ranges and all types of lighting. Sturdy, sufficiently heavy but not too heavy, enough to get tac sharp images. Gamout of features and capabilities. To summarize if you want a hummer, you better be a good driver.
         
        Jarek (8:42 AM, October 11, 2012)
        30p video :)
         
        Miha (6:49 AM, September 21, 2012)
        Some mistakes here on D600 specification: it has 2 SD card slots, it supports 24p video, and it is actualy better at hig ISO then D800 and D4! (according to DXO ratings)
         
        anton95 (8:58 AM, July 16, 2012)
        And the price is $2100.
         
        Pburge (0:50 AM, July 05, 2012)
         Fewer storage slots       I heard it has 2....?
         
        Avatar for Alfan Zakiyanto Alfan Zakiyanto (6:47 PM, June 14, 2012)
        later in this year.... maybe.....
         
        1way81 (4:38 AM, June 09, 2012)
        Does this even exist?