Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D610 Body

It is my dream camera. Fully meet my expectation. This camera will give me more than what I'm capable to use.

Lots of dirt and oil spots...AGAIN. As the owner of a D200, D90 and D7000, I have had more than a little bit of experience with Nikon. The D600/610 are simply engineering nightmares. Nikon is aware of the issue and yet they continue to crank out the same bad product. Now, the problem DOES resolve after about 5000 shots...but, why should anyone pay this kind of coin and have their first 5000 shots be ruined due to a manufacturing error?

I got this camera last week. Before the D610, I had used the D5100 for about a year, and before that the D60 for a really, really long time. I think the biggest differences between the D610 and the other cameras I used was the low light performance and the quick auto focus. I shoot a lot of sports, both indoor and outdoor, and need a fast shutter speed. I was able to bump up the iso to over 2000 and still get an acceptable picture. This is a great camera and I recommend it to people who are looking to make the jump from a crop sensor. Also, Adobe just released Lightroom 5.3 so the raw files can now be processed.

I owned a D600 and "enjoyed" the same dust/oil spot issues as everyone else who are "lucky" enough to trust nikon's brand. It is a shame that nikon does't face the problem of their own creation and tries to avoid the by releasing D610 within less than one year after D600, treating all nikon's customer like fools. I urge anyone considering Nikon products think twice , there are simply many other trustworthy vendors out in the market.

My D700 dies and I needed a new FX camera so I settled on the D610. I figured Nikon would fix the dust problems to save face. I have to say, they did. Great camera fantastic low light, and daylight pics.I would recommend this to a friend.Only one caveat, when you buy this camera from Amazon, you get concierge service. Someone who makes sure it all goes smoothly.She helped me get it a day sooner, But, not her fault, the packaging was terrible, especially for a $2000 camera.Problem was, there was hardly any, Nikon box in a shoe box with no packing! It was sliding around inside the outer box. Ask the concierge to make sure it gets packed on all 6 sides. Just an FYI.

Received the D610 about a week ago. So far it looks like a five star purchase. I also have a D5100 & though it takes great photos the D610 is a real step up. I took low light shots at a Christmas program this weekend shooting 2.8f @ 6400 ISO to get enough shutter speed to minimize blurring. I was surprised that at even 6400 most of the photos needed minimal PP for noise, some I didn't use the noise filter at all. I bought this camera mainly for it's low light abilities and I'm not disappointed.

Ask millions of previous Nikon D600 owner, how they feel about being dumped by Nikon. Those invested on the earlier version, they can't sell it; they are stuck with this super-expensive junk... Do yourselves a favor by dropping a oil on your car paint job, and observe how quickly oil can deteriorate paint job. Whether oil spill detectable is irrelevant. Protective coating used on electronics, such as ones used to protect the photo sensors, are not built to withstand same harsh environments as the automotive paintings. Was it really the shutter mechanism that is spattering oil over the sensor, or is Nikon lying again?

I took photographs at max resolution on a Nikon D610 (FX) and I could not see any defects when using this filter.

Anyone know if there is a recall or replacement option available for D600?Despite of the fact that I love taking pictures with my Nikon D600, THE OIL/DUST issue is a major pain and Nikon is not willing to address it. I bought the camera last year and have had multiple conversations with customer service regarding the issue that they don't want to acknowledge. And Nikon just released the fix in the form of a new camera, with nothing for the D600 users - it's totally unprofessional and unacceptable. When people ask me about what camera to buy now, I just direct them to Canon...

Every. Single. One. Of. The. 1. Stars. Are. People. Who. Felt. Burned.The problem is, that has 0 to do with this product.This is not the time or place to start complaining.The bottom line is the 610 is an excellent camera and I use as backup to my D800. It's not as nice as the D800, nor it is as expensive. This is an incredible full frame as it is.To the users of the D600: Get over it, after a few thousand actuation and you'll have something every bit as good as the D610, likely at a lower price.

Just received a new D610. Same oil spot issue left upper quadrant as with my previous D600. Started out with 3 spots on 5th shot, after 200 clicks now 10-15spots. You see these spots best when taking pictures of a deep blue sky with higher aperture F13, 70-300 lens zoomed out. Doesn't look like Nikon has fixed the sensor/oil issue with this camera. Has anyone had this issue with their D610?

I have the D600 and though I enjoy the picture quality I feel like cheated by Nikon. The dust business doesn't bother me as much though I can confirm it exists, as the fact that the camera is crippled by design with a dx autofocus that covers little of the sensor and is terribly bad in low light. The d7100 way cheaper has the autofocus this camera should have! One star for d610 which remains crippled by design.

Love the camera, it takes great pictures. Has a lot of features I have not mastered yet. Will have to read the book, their is a lot to remember until you use it a lot. Would recommend it to anyone.

Does lots of stuff -- Time lapse, multi-exposure, filter effects, wide dynamic range by combining two photos and other post processing magic. I found no noise at ISO 1600 (@ full mag.). The more I learn, the more I love it.The 28-300 lens is very nice -- no zoom creep on mine. It's pretty sharp in the corners. I'm all around happy

Don't buy the Nikon D610. Nikon abandoned the D600 owners with a faulty camera design and after sending my $2000 body back twice, it still has debris deposition. I can't shoot thirty photos without spots in a blue sky!!Even if Nikon improved the D610, I wouldn't trust it or Nikon's service. They will let you hang and waste $2000!Buy a Canon full frame. It is solid, maybe better (definitely for video), and is proven reliable. Or buy my D600...cheap, LOL

I have been using the D610 for almost 3 months now. I purchased it after reading all of the sensor spotting problems on the D600. After 6,000+ shots, so far no problems with the sensor. Great quality images and very usable controls/settings on the camera.

This camera is excellent. I upgraded from a D90, and I could not be more pleased with this camera. I have seen none of the reported issues from the D600. So if you have been waiting to find out if the problems have been resolved, then you should be able to get this one with confidence.

I have owned the 200, 300, 600, 700. I have always been a Nikon user, but its time for a change. The Nikon dust issues actually were a shaving issue the shutter was causing. Nikon never admitted to this, just released another camera. The video is also not even close to other formats. I love Nikon, that said I am moving on with a heavy heart. Maybe this pixel war will someday be over, when everyone realizes that we don't need billboard images of dogs playing and birthday cakes.Adam

As a part time portrait photographer let me assure you this camera is wonderful. Put an 85 1.4 g or even something like a 70-200mm f4 on it and the results are simply astonishing. The D600 it replaces has upset some past users (like the two one star reviewers above who have not even used the D610) but this camera is faultless. And a bargain for the price. Excellent build, ergonomics, dual card slots (a must for paid work) as well as a built in flash for triggering your speedlights. Highly recommended.

I am reallly disgusted to have read about the oil stain on sensor problem for the D600, and whats bothering me even more is Nikon's non-acceptance of the issue!! Why would anyone want to spend $1996 on a camera body they are unsure about in terms of sensor integrity and in some cases AF issues. I am not at all confident about the D610 likewise the D600. I was always a Nikon fan but have now moved to Canon for good! Canon has undoubtedly the best customer service ever. Thumbs down for Nikon

Horrible Customer service gives this camera the 1 star. Just waiting for my $2000 investment to break so I can be told to buy the D620. Time to make the switch to Cannon.Yes this camera appears to be better than the D600 but I'm so upset with Nikon right now. They don't deserve good customers right now until they take care of the 600

the 610 should not be here,I ve been with Nikon since the non digital one and the d600 issues should have been traited another way,here another 'almost 2000 dollars' to fix and to spent,its easier for them and just show how they care about the people who spent lot of money on a camera with issues,Canon would have done differently i bet.Im sure this 610 is a great camera but its just the previous one,600, with no issues.

The D610 might be a fine camera but, like the SB-910, is clearly just another insult to current Nikon customers. The well-documented and widespread oil/dust issues with the D600 prompted Nikon to fix the issue. Unfortunately, they didn't actually do anything to fix the D600 for anyone who owned it. They simply tell us to buy a new camera or else you are screwed.

I switched from a D7000 to this amazing camera!! I'm so happy I don't think I will ever go back to using my D7000. Auto focus in low light is perfect. If your going from DX to FX you won't regret buying this camera. I'm now saving up for my 70-200mm!