Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D610 Body

If you're not already heavily invested into the Nikon system do yourself a favor and check out the Canon 6D.I used to own a D600, D610 is the same camera.Canon 6D offers:++ Much better control layout.++ Excellent WIFi integration and App is actually working unlike that D600 WiFi dongle nightmare(you can switch from manual to Av, Tv on the camera without issues and also control aperture, ISO etc. from the App).+ Better grip for larger hands+ Better overall quality (Made in Japan). D600 Made in Thailand.+ Better button feel and operation+ Quieter shutter sound (difficult to explain, simply sounds more solid, not as "clunky/loud" as on D600)o Image quality is outstandingo AF is absolutely OKo frame rate/s is not an issue for meo max flash sync speed is fine for what I need it for (it's not as fast as on the D600)o Single SD card is fine (never used 2 cards before)- lower resolution (not an issue typically. 20Mp is OK)- No flash is a problem sometimes- No time-lapse function integrated in camera (I liked this feature on the D600, however, haven't used it much).In conclusion: I'd no recommend the D610 because you simply don't know how Nikon will handle any possibleissues in the future.I'd rather go with the much larger company and a better made camera. Canon 6D. I did.

I am a professional photographer and have always used Nikon until now. There was well documented issues with the D600 and this was the supposed fix, but oil spots are still present on the D610. I purchased 2 different D610s and straight out of the box a few hundred shutter clicks and the oil begins to build up. Save yourself time and headache and purchase Canon 6d .

This camera is great, captures a lot of detail, a couple of notches above the D7000 that I had.However, I was quite disappointed by Amazon. They initially shipped (as I fortunately discovered later) a used camera. I was a bit suspicious as the camera came with the language, date, and time zone already preset. I later chanced to check the shutter count using Exif data on the image, and found the camera already had 17,400 shutter clicks!! Very disappointing considering the cost of the camera/lens was almost $3,000.Buyer beware.

I am a loyal Nikon user and a semi professional photographer who spent around $15K on Nikon lenses and cameras in the last few years. Let`s start by stating the obvious - D610 is the D600 that actually works. As such, this review is for the product formerly called as D600, which was then "updated" to D610. My experience is that after purchasing this product for ~$2000, i found out that the camera I received was plagued by the well known sensor dust issue - so now I have to spend another $2000 for D610 to eventually get the product I was initially promised. For effectively more than $4000, as in my case, this product deserves a 1 star. If you are lucky enough to be making your purchase today, getting a D610 may be a 5 star purchase for you as the camera is actually pretty good.　The rating also reflects a warning for new purchasers - shame on you Nikon for the unfair treatment of your loyal customers.

I have followed the reports of the D600 issues and I don't like Nikon anymore, in general terms. This "new" body, the D610, if purchased, implies your acceptance that the previous issues are now fixed and your trust of Nikon to do the right thing concerning warrenty work. Sorry, I cannot do that now. In addition to poor quality control at Nikon,there are a few features in the Nikon D610 that I would find hard to accept. As mentioned, the AF points are too close together and seem suited to a DX camera and not an FX camera as this is and FX camera. Also, there is no PC socket in the camera. A PC socket can be handy, especially in emergencies. It is so easy to carry an inexpensive PC cord as a spare to the very expensive TTL cords which can "pull apart" while in use. Do you trust the new camera? Not really because I don't trust Nikon.

Have about 1600 shots and have yet to see the dreaded sensor spots. Bought it to replace a D7000/18-200mm kit and am happy thus far. Love the extra light sensitivity, as well as the ability to actually use ISO (which is useless on small frame). Am also happy with the lens. So far no creep, although I anticipate some eventually. No need to go into great detail as there are plenty of reviews for the D600 and the 28-300mm. Suffice it to say I have no complaints.Edit: Over 4,000 shots and no spots. Still no complaints about the camera. The 28-300mm lens, however, shows substantial creep.

I waited for Nikon to fix the issues with the D600 and I'm glad that I did. I'm a D7100 owner and I started shooting with a D40 about 4 years ago. I then graduated to the D7000 (which I sold to get the 7100) and have slowly improved my photography skills. I'm a novice and just enjoy shooting for the fun of it. A few friends think that I take great shots and suggest that I sell some prints, which inspired me to take the plunge and get a full frame camera. I love the D610. The extra sharpness that this sensor gives me is amazing! I'm so glad that I made this purchase. Being able to shoot video at 60fps (at 720) is a plus for me as well, and I get usable images even shooting at ISO 64000!!!I think I'll be using this camera for years to come!

Nikon D600I didn't buy my camera from Amazon-got it as a surprise gift from wife who knew I wanted it. The images of this camera are exceptional and to me that's what it's all about. As an enthusiast this camera suffices for my needs and the cost benefit for a full frame is acceptable. Other than the placement of the ISO button which doesn't make it easy to change and keep your eye at the finder at the same time (a minor irritation for me) this full frame is a must to have. I have just been shooting the whole afternoon till evening-no dust or oil particles here. If nikon was correcting the dust/oil issue in this camera (IMO that was the purpose for the release of the D610) they have succeeded. If you hesitated to buy, like I did on the D600 after reports oil and dust, I wouldn't hesitate on the D610.

This camera is the best value in photography. When it comes to post processing your images in photoshop, the 24.3 megapixel size is just right. The 36 megapixels in the Nikon D800 take too long to process. The 16 megapixels are not quite enough when you want to do a tight crop or a large print.This camera has all the feature you will need. For more details see [...]

The Nikon D610 is merely the Nikon D600 with an attempt to fix the dust/oil spots which have caused an outrage for the past year. By doing this, they are sticking the middle finger to all the D600 users and further alienating their loyal customer base.I sent my Nikon D600 to be warranty "repaired" in September 2013 and the invoice claims "shutter replaced" but THE DUST SPOTS CONTINUE TO EXIST. Nikon continues to show poor customer service and refuses to admit they released a faulty product.Why doesn't Nikon just recall all the D600s and send their customers a D610, if it is even any good?I encourage ALL D600 users to give the D610 a poor review until Nikon addresses the D600 problem by offering an exchange.

Amazing camera. I have upgraded from a D5100 to the D610. Was easy to learn and customize the menu and buttons to my preferences just using the manual.

STUNNING!!! Honestly I LOVE THIS CAMERA!!!! The images this camera produces are mind bending. The three lenses I purchased with this camera is the Nikon Prime 50 1.8. SHARP SHARP SHARP!!! The Nikon 28-300 VRII and the Nikon 14-24. WOW I LOVE NIKON!!! Glad I didn't pickup the D800 This produces the most amazing images I have ever seen and It's much lighter and less expensive than the D800, which is more of a studio camera. I'm a landscape nature extreme photographer so this camera satisfies more than all my needs.

Bought a D600 in October 2013 - My fifth DSLR and third full frame. It suffers from significant amounts of dust showing up in my landscape shots 10X more than any other DSLR I have owned. The shots are serioulsy affected and need a lot of un-necessary work for them to be useable.I would warn people off buying the D610 because if it has any sort of fault or issue in the future Nikon will first deny it or offer a lame failed fix.Like the others here I feel that Nikon warranty is worth a ballon on a stick.look at a different manufacturer do not take the Ł1500 risk.

They say this is a back up for Pro's. Nah. Aside the D800, this is THE camera to have. Don't let anyone tell you different. If you can't get the 800 GET THIS. *Update - I have taken over 5000 shots now and no oil issue. Still going with no problems.

I've owned both Canon and Nikon FX cameras and I have to say I'm stunned by the quality and connivence of the 610. I can understand 600 users being upset, but being a first adopter of any company's product line comes with risks. Say you bought a $3,000 HDTV from Sony. Do you think they would give their customers a higher model TV if their earlier model had a problem. Of course not. Same with cars and anything else. You do your research, stay away from being a first adopter, stick with a name brand, and your chances of having a problem are reduced, but it is still a possibility of a problem. 600 users - just get over it.

Nikon to avoid all these negative comments, all you really needed to do was announce that if anyone who bought a d600 who is experiencing dust or oil issues, return it to the Nikon repair center and they will install the new updated shutter mechanism of the d610. So the people who bought it won't feel like Nikon just dumped them for new customers willing to pay 2k for basically a camera that has be QC'd. Treat your customer base right and they will be loyal to you. When you pull stuff like this, it makes people question what type of company you're turning into.

This is a review for a new DSLR. There are people buying this brand new camera looking for reviews on the 610. This is not a forum to voice your inability to solve your 600 issues with Nikon. If you did not buy this camera. Do not leave bad reviews for those purchasing this camera. Your ridiculous. Sell your camera and go to Canon if you wish. But this is to inform new buyers about this specific model. Keep it that way. Don't poison the well. Perhaps you should have read more reviews about the 600.

being a owner of many Nikon cameras in the past, the current I have is Nikon D800. Until most recent, I purchased this smaller size of D610 so I can switch in between with these two FX format cameras. My first impression of picture quality was stunning. The only thing that I am missing from this D610 was Nikon famous crisp shutter release sound. I realized Nikon has changed the shutter mechanism to be a bit quiet and less vibration, but it did not really bother me once I get used to it. Over all, I am impressed with this newly released D610.

Enough with the petty cyber-bullying of the latest Nikon D6xx-series camera, already. What value will there be to driving Nikon into a senseless rebranding campaign e.g. same product but renamed something like D-6Fx III?The D610 offers a new shutter actuator, thus the slightly faster FPS, new quiet mode, and oil-free photos. All of the D600 controls and photo qualities remain unchanged.

This is clearly a good choice for my interests as a wildlife photographer. Its full frame sensor and relatively high megapixels allow good speed as well a good low light performance. So far, I am very impressed.

i had been researching the d600 for months...and i was just waiting for the price drop.then i decided to bite the bullet on the 610, it's fantastic!

Sold my D600 with dust issues and replaced with the D610. it is too early to judge the durability of D610. The Image quality is the same as D600. Took a loss in selling the D600, and so the effective price of this D610 is more than the listed price, in my case.Will be the same for the other D600 owners, who like the D600 for what it produces but have to replace with a D610 because of the shutter issue and thereby end up profiting Nikon in the short run

Soooo, nikon lied to its d600 customers about the dirty sensor problem. Then it developed a correction to the problem that did not exist. They put that correction in a new camera, but did not offer a fix/upgrade to the d600 customers they lied to. Now nikon has it's schills on this cite complaining about the negative comments from customers who were lied to. Keep it up nikon!!

I personally believe that Amazon should remove the comments here that are related to the D600 camera. Most of them are sore losers, stuck with the inferior D600 and venting their frustrations in a puerile fashion. Their reviews are not relevant to the D610 and only skew the ratings of an otherwise excellent camera.