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Nikon D610 vs Nikon D600
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differences
Advantages of the Nikon D600
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Advantages of the Nikon D610
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6 fps vs 5.5 fps
760 g vs 850 g
$1,199.95 vs $1,357.48
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recommendations
Which camera do we recommend? Relative to the best recent pro DSLRs, and ignoring price
similarities
Compared to recent DSLRs
Common Strengths
 | Very low noise at high ISO |
| 2,980 ISO |
 | Good image quality |
| 94.0 |
 | Good color depth |
| 25.1 bits |
 | Larger than average screens |
| 3.2" |
 | Good dynamic range |
| 14.2 EV |
 | Above average viewfinder size |
| 0.70x |
 | Minimal startup delay |
| 300 ms startup delay |
 | Weather sealed |
| Shoot in extreme weather |
 | Focus continuously recording movies |
| Makes it easy to get in-focus movies |
| Both have pentaprism viewfinders |
| Pentaprism |
 | Both have a built-in lens focus motor, which is uncommon in cameras similar to these |
| Autofocuses with more lenses |
 | Multiple storage slots |
| 2 |
| Above average viewfinder coverage |
| 100% |
 | Each has a built-in flash |
| External flash not needed |
Common Weaknesses
 | Slow max shutter speed |
| 1/4000 of a second |
 | Quite thick |
| 3.2" |
| Large |
| Professional size 141x113x82 mm |
 | No built-in GPS |
| Missing geo-tagging |
 | Poor maximum light sensitivity |
| 6,400 ISO |
 | No flip-out screens |
| Less flexible |
 | Significant shutter lag |
| 260 ms shutter lag |
 | No image stabilization |
| Risk of blur |
Compared to recent pro DSLRs
Common Strengths
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Common Weaknesses
| Poor boost ISO |
| 25,600 ISO |
 | Few cross-type focus points |
| 9 |
 | Low resolution screens |
| 921k dots |
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competitors
Shared Competitors
Advantages
Disadvantages
Nikon D750
Pro DSLR
$2,297 body only
$2,997 - $3,921 with 24-120mm lens
| Has a significantly higher resolution screen |
| Has a screen which flips out |
| Is slightly more expensive |
Nikon D7100
Entry-level DSLR
$997 body only
$1,170 - $1,297 with 18-140mm lens
| Has a significantly higher resolution screen |
 | Significantly more lenses available |
| Slightly smaller viewfinder |
| Has slightly lower image quality |
Canon EOS 6D
Pro DSLR
$1,328 - $1,399 body only
$1,799 - $1,999 with 24-105mm lens
| Has a slightly higher resolution screen |
| Slightly higher maximum light sensitivity |
| Doesn't have a built-in flash |
| Has fewer storage slots |
Nikon D700
Pro DSLR
$3,920 body only
| Has slightly less shutter lag |
 | Has slightly more focus points |
| Is much more expensive |
| Is significantly heavier |
Nikon D800
Pro DSLR
$2,417 - $2,613 body only
 | Takes significantly higher resolution photos |
| Has slightly less shutter lag |
| Is slightly more expensive |
| Is slightly heavier |
Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Pro DSLR
$2,499 body only
$3,099 with 24-105mm lens
| Has a slightly higher resolution screen |
| Slightly higher maximum light sensitivity |
| Doesn't have a built-in flash |
| Is slightly more expensive |
Nikon D810
Pro DSLR
$2,997 body only
$3,300 - $3,697 with 24-120mm lens
| Has a significantly higher resolution screen |
| Takes significantly higher resolution photos |
| Is significantly more expensive |
| Is slightly heavier |
Nikon D600 Competitors
Advantages
Disadvantages
No significant competitors found that are specific to the Nikon D600.
Nikon D610 Competitors
Advantages
Disadvantages
No significant competitors found that are specific to the Nikon D610.
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"Poor" maximum light sensitivity ISO 6,400
"Poor" boost ISO ISO 25,600
Which cameras are these compared to?
Do these other cameras produce anything other than noise above 25,600?