Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D600 Body

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Фотографии чрезмерно контрастные, цвет перенасыщен. Искусственные, неестественные картинки. Пришлось снижать контрастность и цветовую насыщенность. Автофокус неважный. Снимал Руских витязей и Стрижей на 70-300мм. Резких фотографий нет. Nikon D200 снимает лучше. На вопрос чем матрица 600-ки отличается от Nikon D4, представитель Nikon ответил: D600 это любительская камера, а не профессиональная. Дорогая мыльница.
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Камера не соответствует ценнику. Система автофокуса стоит от кропа, причем не самого лучшего, матричный замер часто ошибается, нет рычажного переключения основных параметров , нет быстрого переключения режима...

так или иначе с момента появления 700 прошло уже много лет, и старушка все же морально устарела, а тут ещё и горе приключилось, её украли в метро вместе с 24-70=(( решил взять камеру по свежее, 800 мне не подходит я снимаю в основном репортажку, 700 хороша, но пора бы и лучше... систему менять не хотелось так что взял 600, только взял её и сразу в бой, буквально через час я уже оказался на съемке, за выходные отснял 5 съемок нонстопом, и уже тогда удивился тормознутости аф в темноте, перепробовал все способы подсветки, даже родной кабель снятый с производства в 2008 со своим прожектором не справлялся, аф по прежнему тупил!! и это на фоне системы аф нового поколения которая якобы должна фокусироваться...

Приобрела D600 в мае 2014г. для работы, была очень довольна. Отличный аппарат) Отсняла им почти 8 тыс кадров. Сегодня добралась до обработки очередной съёмки и увидела пятна на снимках, пересмотрела следующие съёмки - аналогично! Сначала подумала на объектив, поставила другой, сделала снимок - то же самое(( Подозреваю, что это следы масла на матрице - известная "болезнь" D600. Придется сдавать по гарантии в серв. центр((

Камера хорошая. По качеству изображения, АФ и функционалу...

This camera is not designed for the amateur. It replaces my D200 which I really liked except for it's 10MP DX sensor. The FX (so-called "full frame") sensor allows me to use lenses designed to work on later model Nikon 35mm cameras without any focal length conversions. The 28-300 lens is great for traveling, but, like all zooms, isn't as sharp as fixed focal length lenses. The trade-off is that you don't need to carry a bundle of lenses.Digital has moved forward by leaps and bounds, but still doesn't seem to have the smooth tonal range of film and that's my biggest complaint. Again, there's a trade-off and that's the ability to shoot with "free" film so one can make virtually limitless exposures (which, unfortunately, leads to spending virtually limitless hours of editing). I'm beginning to explore high dynamic range photography as a means of improving tonality, but it's far from a simple technique.Under ideal circumstances, this camera is no match for my old 4x5 film camera, but most circumstances are not ideal and this camera will deliver images I would be liable to miss due to the time it would take to set up the 4x5.

I have been using d600 for some months now and each time I pick it up I am amazed how well balanced this camera is. I had read about some of the risks from this forum but I still bought the d600 because so many things seemed just right with this camera. Besides, a new Nikon comes with a 1 year manufacturer's warranty and for a modest amount you can extend the warranty if you have causes for concern.I used to be an an avid SLR user (canon and Olympus om-4 Ti) from film days and until I got the d600 I later gravitated to the 'light' cameras of our digital era. So the stunning surprise with d600 for me was its ergonomics -- from your knapsack it simply lands into your hands so well, somehow you don't feel the need for any tripod, and the controls are all in the right place, and the viewfinder ... well, brings back to the mystique of looking through a Nikon viewfinder from the film days.I started with the auto modes initially and the exposure accuracy often makes you a smile. Nevertheless I go mostly manual at this point -- the sheer fun of photography is back, that's how I characterize the d600 now. So much useful information is available to help make decisions during manual exposures. This a reminder of the mystery of camera building, how challenging it is to balance so many details such as cost, form, function, what a photographer is really after at the moment of releasing the shutter, etc. etc. but here it is -- once in a blue moon, a machine that is work of art, a celebration of the camera builder's art.

Отличная камера, но если нет рядом сервисного центра никон то замена затвора займет продолжительное время, очень хорош с объективом 85mm 1.8G, снимаю им свадьбы - очень доволен, планирую купить еще один аппарат (ну или d800), мои фото
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Камера нравится: компактная, небольшая, те кому говорю, что это полный кадр, удивляются - думают, что кроп.
Теперь по поводу масла и пятен на матрице. Пятна были. Я взял карандаш для чистки матриц, протёр её и всё окей. Работы на 5 минут. Смеюсь над теми, кто пишет здесь, как ходят из-за такой мелочи в сервис и платят деньги.=)
Всё равно после одного дня активной работы в поле, с постоянной сменой объективов пыль на матрице, а следовательно и пятна на изображении появляются снова. И у меня такое было на всех камерах со сменным объективом. А бояться самому почистить матрицу, это всё равно, что бояться самому залезть под капот машине или под юбку девушке - тогда нечего заводить.=)
Ещё обнаружил один недостаток связанный с функцией кроп...

First off, if the D600 did not have the dust issue getting on the sensor from the dust that is produced when the bottom of the mirror mechanism scrapes when it's flipped up, I would rate this 5 stars.With that said, I will explain why I love this camera aside from the defect that Nikon decides to not address.It is as good, if not better than the D800 for several reasons:- 5.5 FPS vs. 4 FPS (6 for D800 if you want to spend another $300 on the grip)- Less noise at higher ISO (more megapixels on the D800 means noisier pictures when ISO is jacked up... also a reason why the D700 has better high-iso performance than the D600 and D800)- U1 and U2 modes (if you shoot weddings with indoor/outdoor in incandescent/outdoor, can preset and save the correct temperature for white balance beforehand, making your life A LOT easier for events).- Cheaper by a thousand. Can spend that thousand on a grip, flash, and Hoya polarizing filter. Or whatever else.The pictures it takes are amazingly sharp, and it offering 2x SD card slots is an advantage over the more expensive SD+CF combination in the D800 as SD cards are significantly cheaper than the CF cards.The camera clearly has weight, but it does not balance too well with heavier lenses such as the 24mm 1.4G or 24-70mm 2.8G (weight was fairly nicely balances with my 85mm 1.4G, however). I like how the size was just about right, just not the weight.There's a Fn button on the front that's accessible with your right ring finger, or right pinky, but poorly placed as it is hard to reach. The dials offer great on-the-fly adjustment to ISO (I shoot mostly in Aperture), so if you outgrew your DX, it's a plus.Drawbacks aside from the dust issue is that the fastest shutter speed is only 1/4000 (compared to 1/8000 in D700, D800, etc.), good but not amazing ISO performance (very good comparable to the D3s up to 6400)--but that is to be expected with 24.3 MP.Wish the menu could be a bit easier to customize (hint* hint*, Nikon--go model it after Sony's, hint*)Overall, a keeper and you won't regret buying one if it doesn't have the dust issue.My D600 serial was 3014xxx. For those purchasing the D600, you will only start noticing the scraping of the black finishing on the bottom of the mirror mechanism after about 1000-15000 actuations. If you shoot with a small aperture (like 1.4 to 1.8) a lot, you won't notice the dust accumulation, but it's there. Way to solve it or overcome it is to wet clean (voids warranty, so don't do it unless you are completely sure of yourself) every 2 thousand shots or so until the problem goes away (after it scrapes all the black finishing off, nothing left to scrape), or to send it to Nikon to service.

В основном фотографирую вело-гонки, взял D600 в дополнение к D300s. После пары мероприятий сделал для себя вывод, что камера...

I've bought this kit about a month ago and have been loving it. I don't use the bag it's too big for my liking but it seems like its decent quality. Here are the pros and cons I've found for the camera first then the lens.D600Pros- this is my first full frame camera and coming from a DX sensor i see the pics contain a lot more detail and under exposed images can be brightened up a lot and still contain a ton of detail.No auto focus issues with my camera. Tested the lens and camera and they both focused well.It's a little bigger than the D7000 but it only took me a day of shooting to control everything with my eye on the viewfinder like I do with my D7000Battery life is still good. A little worst than the D7000 but only slightly noticeable.Cons- I hate the autofocus points. Their very close together and I like to shoot more in the corners. You must use the recomposing technique with this camera. All those auto focus points are pretty much useless. They could have gotten the same job done with 5 or 9 points.I wish it had 3 user programmable settings instead of two. I really only use M, U1 and U2. A and S come in handy but that Scene setting should be a U3. Also, I don't like how you have to push the middle button down before you can turn the knob to change the settings. My D7000 didn't have that button and I never had a problem with my camera modes changing when I didn't want them to.That's all the flaws I can think of with the body so on to the lens.28-300mm LensPros- I use my sharper fixed lenses under predictable conditions, but there is no better lens for the unpredictable. I wanted this for my general use walking lens. Nothing more, so even though the focal length overlaps all my lenses. I doesnt replace any of them. I take this lens with me in the woods where you never know what you're going to see but when you see it the right lens better be on your camera. This lens is going to let you get a great shot under most conditions. I can be doing a landscape shot, then when that hawk lands on a branch near me I can zoom in and get the shot before it flys off. I've missed a lot of great shots because I was trying to change lenses but now it rarely happens.Cons- well it's decently sharp and vivid but it's not gonna win awards for any of that stuff. Nikon makes a lot of money off lenses so even if they could they would never make a lens that was great at everything. Again, I use my fixed lenses when I'm doing the predictable stuff like portraits or indoor work or low light work because their better lenses for that job. I can't really fault this lens for not being good at stuff it's not supposed to be good at.

Having wanted to migrate to a FX sensor for about a year the release of the D-600 was very well timed for me. The D-800 is an outstanding camera but produces enormous files and requires a 33% greater investment. The D-600 feels solid and produces stunning images. All of the features stemming from the more advanced menu, larger LCD, ISO range, dual SD slots, etc are all improvements over my D-200's.The camera, with the vertical grip, is easily 30% heavier than the comparable D-200.Although rated at 5 fps I am finding the D-600 to fire faster than my D-200's did (and are rated the same). The shutter actuator is also more sensitive in continuous shooting mode- it's common to fire three or four when you wanted two or three, but that may just need time for me to learn the new body's feel.Having said that there are a few really annoying quirks:(1) To change the ISO or White Balance you have an external button on the bottom of the back of the camera, or by accessing the menu. Try using this button with a 400mm lens attached- can't be done. The button is really in an awkward location.(2) The button to activate Live View is too close to where your thumb naturally falls holding the camera. It is easily activated by accident. Plus to properly use Live View Nikon suggests using a eyepiece cover (included with the camera) to eliminate stray light that might affect exposure. But there is no convenient place to store this small item and you have to remove the current eyepiece cover... and out it in your pocket (the solid cover does have a clip for your strap, if you use the narrow Nikon straps but will likely fall off). Why not offer an internal eyepiece shutter (eg: film cameras in the 60's).(3) Autofocus operates very differently and I am still experimenting to find the best settings for my needs. Many of my initial test shots are locking on backgrounds and not the subject in moving action.(4) Adobe Lightroom cannot yet process D-600 files. And while using Nikon ViewNX does allow you to convert to other formats it does not handle the post production workflow that LR does. Adobe is expected to have this addressed by the end of the year.None the less the still and video image quality is outstanding and I continue to be amazed at how sharp cropped images appear.One other large improvement is with the external battery/vertical grip (sold as an option). The vertical grip for the D-200 was flimsy, the doors and battery clips easily broke. This unit is solid and has a completely different battery housing process.Thus far I am extremely pleased with the D-600 and as I become for comfortable with it in use feel confident my few gripes will vanish.

Отличный фот на все случаи жизни и для работы. Цветопередача и авто баланс белого очень точны.
Сейчас на меня начнут кидать тухлыми яйцами, но 24 мегапикселя камеры позволяют спокойно...

Попользовался им недолго, при первых признаках ненадежности, продал. Было это 3-4 раза, но мне хватило. Я свадебный фотограф, мне нужна надежная техника, которая не тупит.
В чем суть проблемы:
иногда фотик перестает видеть объективы. Объективы любые!
На всех моделях это было, я проверял. Так что тупит именно тушка, а не стекло. Мои объктивы: 14-24мм, 24-70мм, 70-200мм, и другие. Смысла перечислять нет, т.к. это топовые зумы и...

Покупкой доволен. До этого очень долго пользовался камерой D90. В D600 есть нововведения - корпус стал больше и его удобнее держать. Огромный дисплей с хорошей яркостью, множество настроек закреплены на кнопки - в меню лезть не нужно. Колесико выбора режима съемки MASP имеет защелку - само случайно не повернется (очень удобно!). Режим фокусировки и способ фокусировки теперь меняется с одной кнопки - еще удобнее. Использую с объективом Nikon 35мм 1,8, опыт съемки большой. Качество фото очень радует. Вердикт: камера очень продуманная до последней мелочи, пользоваться одно удовольствие, в руке лежит идеально, функции внушительные - я не пожалел после покупки.

After exactly 250 shots, my D600 completely shut down. No power, no response to anything.Up until that point (first 3 days with it), it was awesome. The pictures were fantastic, editing the RAW images was fine using ViewNX2 that came with it. I did have to uninstall my older version of ViewNX2 to get it to work. But no real issues there.The video was outstanding as well. Love the mic input.But none of that really matters when it stops working. The battery is fully charged, it is just behaving as though it has no power.I was so excited to receive this camera. This is just so darn disappointing.***UPDATE***New D600 arrived yesterday (Tuesday). After letting the battery get a full charge, it appears to be working fine. I tested the non-working D600 just to see if it was a faulty battery, and it was not. The original D600 still showed no signs of life even with the new battery that was powering a working D600. So The issue does appear to be in the camera.Amazon's purchase and return experience has been fantastic, and deserves mention. When I pre-ordered it they sent me an email from a "camera concierge", letting me know that someone was going to be watching my order and making sure it was delivered on time. It was delivered on the date they said it would when I pre-ordered. So Sunday morning, I sent them an email explaining the failure on Saturday night. I received a call back from them a few hours later. I explained the issue, and after no longer than a 5 minute phone call, Amazon had my replacement on the way. It arrived on Tuesday (yesterday), and UPS will pick up the non-working D600 at my house on Wednesday (today). I don't often return things, but I have to say this is probably the best exchange experience I've had so far. Amazon made this very easy for me. So thank you to them. They deserve 5 stars.*** Second Update ***My replacement D600 started having memory card issues after 50 or so shots, it read -E- for the memory card in slot one, I popped out the card, and popped it back in and it worked fine for another hundred or so shots. This happened 4 times, then stopped happening and it worked fine for about 500 shots after that. There were no issues with slot 2. When I swapped cards between slot and 2, the issue stayed with slot 1. If it were a memory card issue, I would have expected to see that error appear for slot 2 after a while, but it never did.This combined with my previous experience has me very concerned about the quality of this camera. I returned it today. Once again, Amazon was great, UPS picked up the camera from my house today, and Amazon will issue a full refund.

At $700 off for the kit I was close to buying. Without that incentive, I am going to wait until they get the internal debris problem fixed. Nikon seems to use their customers as beta testers. It seems like every time they come out with a new DSLR it has some kind of problem. The D70 (which I own) had front/rear focus issues. It seems like Nikon got around that buy adding focus tuning on the higher end cameras. Nothing like "do it yourself" QA. The D800 has left/right focus issues. The D7000 and now the D600 are plagued by "internal debris." Do some research on Nikon D600 dust/oil. Hey Nikon, How about some good old fashioned Japanese quality? I know a lot of this stuff is manufactured in Thailand, but still. Get it fixed or drop the price again.Added after the initial review:Last week I spent dozens of hours researching the D600, including trying it out in a camera shop. The folks in the camera shop were well aware of the oil/dust issue. I called Nikon USA service and here is what they told me:1) Not all D600 bodies have this issue. Only some do.2) If you purchase a D600 that has the issue Nikon will take care of the problem. They will clean the sensor.3) If the problem recurs, they will clean the sensor again. If they determine that the body can't be repaired, they "will see" if they can replace it. When asked what "will see" means, he said that if it is in stock.4) Nikon has not compiled a list of affected serial numbers.5) Nikon doesn't have an understanding of what is causing the problem on some D600 bodies.6) The customer is responsible for the cost of shipping the body to Nikon for the checkout/cleaning.I am sure that this camera takes great photos. But for $2,000 do you want a camera that may need to go back to Nikon for periodic sensor cleanings? Nikon, please fix this problem.Added on January 8th:If you want to read more on the internal debris issue, check out the D600 reviews from DPReview, Ryan Brenizer or Thom Hogan. I'd post a link, but Amazon doesn't allow external URLs.Added on January 10th, 2013:Another place to research this issue is lenrentals.com. They have an extensive article on the D600 sensor debris issue. They own dozens of D600 so there experience is based on many D600s, not a single sample.

I purchased this camera as an upgrade from my D5000. It has more then exceeded my expectations. I work with a professional photographer on a part-time basis. I shoot different events (weddings, Bar/Bat Mitzvahs..etc.) and can personally say this camera has allowed me to expand my role as a second shooter. I have also done portraits on my own and have had amazing results. I did a lot of research on several different Nikon cameras and kept on coming back to this one. When I was set on getting the D600 I spoke to my photographer, (who is good friends with someone who works for Nikon), and she got back to me and said her friend admitted that what I was getting the camera for on Amazon was a great deal and it is a great camera for what I need it for. If you want to delve into the world of full frame cameras and are serious about photography then this could be the camera for you.Edit: 12/5/13: After nearly 8K images shot I now have the spots on my images....NOT HAPPY about this. Luckily it's happening during the off season and not much going on but right before the holidays... Seriously?! Grrrrrr

Очень удивил тот факт, что никто здесь не написал про этот, как выяснилось путем гугления в рунете, уже известный дефект камеры. Поставил низкую оценку, потому что на мой взгляд это просто неприемлемо для камеры стоимостью 2000$. Уже подумываю о продаже данного аппарата. В общем кратко, моя история покупки d600: купил в ноябре 2012 в одном из авторизованных Nikon магазине в Москве. При проверке в магазине - все ок. через 2 недели решил еще раз проверить б/ф фокус, заметил пятна на картинке. Отнес в СЦ Nikon на Автозаводской. Забрали молча, через 2 дня вернули с комментариями: чистка матрицы. На вопрос откуда пятна, ответили что не в курсе, что надо выяснЯть у инженера, но его они пригласить не могут. Короче, мягко послали меня с комментариями радуйтесь, что вам бесплатно почистили матрицу и что вообще эта процедура стоит 2000 руб. Вопрос, почему мне сделали бесплатно, тоже остался без ответа,...

The camera produces stunning images. Having said that, the camera has a major flaw and Nikon was not forthcoming about it! Shame on Nikon! I had heard/read about it on the internet before I purchased it but Nikon assured me that the problem was only a minor dust problem. This was before I purchased the camera! I made the mistake of believing them. Won't make that mistake again! Hopefully Nikon will make it right. The shutter mechanism spews debris on the filter covering the sensor causing spots to show up on the images. Most of them clear away after several cleaning cycles and blasting it with a rocket blaster. The rest must be handled in post processing. I will send this camera back to Nikon for service but results seem to mixed on getting this issue resolved. Will post an update after I give that a try.

I absolutely love this camera. I upgraded from a Nikon D90 and really appreciate the full format sensor. I am able to use all of my older film lens's with this camera and now the size is not being cropped. A few of the dials are in different places but that is to be expected. I was able to use it with little trouble and I'm sure after having it a month I will not even have to think about where the buttons have moved as it will be automatic. It's great that this camera offers space for two memory cards and you can use them for back-up, overflow or one for RAW and the other JPEG for faster writing. At this time I have only had this camera for three weeks but have nothing bad to say about it. I can't wait for my next big trip. I keep coming up with ridiculous things to photograph so I'll have an excuse to use it. It's not overly heavy and I have shot for over an hour without noticing any problems with the weight. Battery life is long (up to 900 shots). This camera has everything the more expensive pro Nikon cameras have but for a cheaper price in a more compact and lightweight body. It can't be beat.