Im close to buying a nikon d 600.

But but.
I have examined the d 800 files at 100 % and they are really not that impressive.
But would the d 600 files be worse or better.
Until now I have used nikon d 200 and various lenses.
it works. I get the pictures I want, I get them noisefree and shining despite that the camera is from 2005.
Isnt that amazing?
So if any of you have tried, or have first hand files and want to share, please do.

Quote from: JPSDK on January 01, 2013, 13:32

Im close to buying a nikon d 600.

But but.
I have examined the d 800 files at 100 % and they are really not that impressive.
But would the d 600 files be worse or better.
Until now I have used nikon d 200 and various lenses.
it works. I get the pictures I want, I get them noisefree and shining despite that the camera is from 2005.
Isnt that amazing?
So if any of you have tried, or have first hand files and want to share, please do.

I am in he same situation... D800 or D600. I incline more towards D600 + 85mm f/1.8 G. I plan to switch from Canon to Nikon.

Completely unimpressed with the D800 image quality and level of luminence noise.  The D600 produced far better results for me, but I decided to wait for the next model.

I've heard a story about oil spots on sensor during first 1000 clicks....

That is an issue, which is why I didn't purchase the D600.  Lots of horror stories about that. 

I've heard a story about oil spots on sensor during first 1000 clicks....

From what i read the oil spots on sensor was an issue at the first D600 models that were released. Nikon fixed that problem.

sensor spots?
Ja, but thats not really a problem, we remove them all the time.

These are oil related....much different than dust bunnies.