Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D610 Body

Опыт использования 2 месяца. Домашний режим. Только в помещении (на улице зима). Вчера с болью и огорчением...

Использую с ноября 2013 года. Субъективная оценка - профессиональная зеркалка начального уровня. Так сказать, для практики, проб и ошибок. На первый год для меня - в самый раз)))
Итак, достоинства без комментариев. Претензии к выдержке!!! Жалко было удвоить скорость? Даже на 700-том она 1/8000. "Бегущего человека" и пугливую живность невозможно снимать))) Кроме того, на "диком" солнце надо зажимать диафрагму или ставить искусственно низкие ISO (до L1.0) и светофильтры. При правильном же свете даёт резкие кадры...

Начитался отзывов про d 600 и его проблему с маслом на матрице. В D 610 вроде проблем быть не должно, версию допилили. Купил, нацепил свой nikon 24-70 и начал фотографировать дома...Снимки абсолютно устраивают, через 100 кадров заметил пылинку на видеоискателе. И решил глянуть на матрицу: боже она вся в точках и даже есть волосинка. Откуда!! Поднял зеркало, кисточка, швабра и снова снимать. Еще 200 снимков и опять тоже самое. Думал у меня шизофрения, достал свой годовалый d 7000 с которого снял 24-70. Пробные снимки на зажатой дыре, все чисто.. КАК!!!! В D 610 мотор с пылесосом или это так подправили d 600? Продан на след.день. жду 810...

Отличная полноформатная камера, широкий динамический диапазон, отличные рабочие ISO 3200, 6400 (более менее). Фокусировка превосходна- быстро, точно.. Настроек под себя много, все удобны в оперативности...

Начитался отзывов про d 600 и его проблему с маслом на матрице. В D 610 вроде проблем быть не должно, версию допилили. Купил, нацепил свой nikon 24-70 и начал фотографировать дома...Снимки абсолютно устраивают, через 100 кадров заметил пылинку на видеоискателе. И решил глянуть...

Nikon D610 мне приобрела компания, в которой работаю. Не ожидал, что за такие деньги можно купить хорошую камеру. После D3000 этот аппарат сказка, (Правда мануал пришлось почитать:D) советую всем этот аппарат! Комплект поставки очень удивил (Особенно 2 аккумулятора), кстати, аккумулятора хватает ~1200 кадров при максимальном качестве картинки. С ним еще брал вспышку Nikokn speedlite sb910, работает изумительно! совместно работают идеально!

Решил перейти на полный кадр, последней использовал D7000, должен сказать с покупкой D610 разница в качестве снимков значительная. Хотел брать D600, но придя в магазин увидел обновлённую модель D610, особой разницы если честно между 600 и 610 не заметил, но продавец сказал что есть пару нюансов и посоветовал 610. Камера радует и качеством видео и детализацией картинки, имхо снимать можно даже в авто-режиме без зазрения совести, автофокус шустрый. Пока в целом очень доволен приобретением. Конечно не понятно почему в камере нет Wi-Fi модуля, он был бы очень кстати.. на фотоаппарате большое кол-во фотографий просматривать всё же неудобно.

Nikon D610 мне приобрела компания, в которой работаю. Не ожидал,...

Решил перейти на полный кадр, последней использовал D7000, должен сказать с покупкой D610 разница в качестве снимков значительная. Хотел брать D600, но придя в магазин увидел обновлённую модель D610, особой разницы если честно между 600 и 610 не заметил, но продавец сказал что...

I was pretty happy with my DX-format D7100 (in the past I've also had a D7000, D90, D80, D70 and before that a Kodak 14N Nikon-mount full-frame camera) but had also looked forward to going back to full-frame when it became a little more affordable. Finally tried a "refurbished" D600 (before Nikon announced they were AT LAST going to address the problems with that model) but the sensor had dozens of oil spots right out of the box, so I returned it, coughed up the extra $$ and got a D610. I could not be happier, sometimes wondering if this might be the last digital camera upgrade I'll need (well, at least for 2-3 years!) I got it with the 18-35mm lens and am extremely impressed with sharpness/acuity as well as camera handling. There seems to be a "depth" to my images now I didn't see so much with the D7100 (usually with a very good 16-85mm on it.) The dynamic range seems greater than the D7100 had (I can't quote specs on this, just saying I noticed a real-world difference in Lightroom right away.) I cannot imagine why I'd need more resolution (say, a D800) for the work I do, which includes the occasional 24x36-inch print of landscapes, which look fantastic IMHO. At least some of the credit here should perhaps go to the 18-35FX lens, which probably outshines the 16-85DX in equivalent situations.We all know by now that Nikon has been very short-sighted in their handling of the D600 debacle. Nikon Japan and their US service departments are totally out of touch with their customer base in my view, simply awful to their customers, see Thom Hogan articles for more. But this particular camera hits the mark, for me at least. I have been increasingly tempted to go over to Canon like a couple of my buddies have done but will hang in there and hope Nikon sees the light, their recent offer of a fix/replace for the D600 is a small step in the right direction but way too late.

This is an initial review of this kit - be mindful this was after one day (7hrs) of making it a point to go out and take practice shots and to better familiarize myself with Nikon. Bear in mind that others that are coming from a Sony might find this more helpful or anyone who has never used a Nikon.I am coming from 7yrs of using Sony Alpha (700 & 77)and the reason I changed was the noise performance on Sony's is dreadful.Now, I can see the weight being an issue from hand-holding this all day (same I used to do with the Sony). The grip in comparison is smaller so there isnt the same comfort level when walking or moving about. I did this throughout the day but I was more aware of my grip then normal.There are a ton of features/options on this camera so that takes some time to understand them and find the right mix. I was a big fan of the in camera enhancement on the Sony for vividness but have yet to dial that in on the Nikon.At the moment I am not a fan of the selection method for such things as ISO, WB & Metering - the need to perform this with dual buttons is cumbersome and tedious.I can also say from when the moment that you take a picture, it saves to the memory card and is ready for viewing - the Nikon is much slower then the Sony.All in all I am neutral at the moment on this purchase - in the back of my mind I am wondering if the Canon 6D would have been a better choice. Time will tellPS - I did forget to mention that it appears as if I already might have spots on the sensor...I am not as forgiving on products as the cost increase so at the $3K range - not pleased.**UPDATE 4/6/14**Ok, I am uploading two pictures from a series of tests that now unfortunately make my decision to send this product back. Plane and simple - when a consumer makes a purchase in any dollar range let alone the $3K mark I expect a level of quality and even more so on a model that should have had corrections for certain defects.

I really, really, liked this camera and loved the photos. I had the D600, but due to sensor issues, Nikon refunded my money for the D600. When the D610 came out, I waited and it seemed like the sensor problem was resolved, so I bought it. Very happy with it, had the automatic sensor cleaner on at both start up and shut down, and it looked like the pictures were clear. I went on a two week vacation the day after getting the camera, NEVER changed the lens (so doubtful much dust would have gotten in via lens changing), and was pretty happy. Then, I got home where I was able to download my pictures onto my home computer w/ 21" monitor and start doing some conversions to B&W, that's when I saw it - a multitude of sensor spots on the image. Sensor clean and blowing w/ a Giotto blower did no good. So I packed up the camera and returned it. I think that the spots probably would have disappeared w/ a wet cleaning, but here's the catch - Nikon requires that only a certified Nikon facility clean the camera, or warranty is voided. And I just didn't want to get on the carousel of sending my camera to California every time I had sensor spots that could not be removed by regular means. I clean my own Nikon D70s with a swab with no issues, and if Nikon didn't have warnings to consumers about the D610 needing to be returned to Nikon for cleaning to keep the warranty, I'd probably have cleaned it and kept the camera, But better to send it back while I can still get a refund.As for the 28-300 lens - loved it.Shoulder bag - great, and worked wonderfully on my road trip to carry my camera, computer, power cords, etc.

I know the D600 had issues, but the 610 NONE! I love this thing and take it everywhere. The speed it focuses, meters, adapts are great. The only thing I wish it had was dedicated ISO buttons like the D800. While the D600 does have a dual purpose ISO button, I'd rather it be dedicated on the top or side. I love the speed of the shutter, it moves so quick and solid it feels like a machine gun, and it feels like it's built to work. I've had a Nikon D60, D90, and now the D610 and it's my favorite. I've given my D90 to my opposite, and she used to love it but now she's played with my D610 I have to fight her off. I debated quite a while on getting a D7100 and not going full frame, but in the end i'm glad I did. Going full frame has given me so much more in my frames, and the opportunity to utilize my entire lens collection much better. Also going back to DX lens has with this camera is a snap, it automatically switches back and shows a box within the viewfinder on whats in the frame. The only negative thing about this camera is the battery life, this thing eats batteries so be prepared to purchase a replacement battery. The ISO range and quality on this camera is subperb compared to my other models, where before moving above 1000 ISO was amost a no go, with the D610 its no problem the pictures still look amazing.

This will not be a long review, but just enough to get some thoughts out there. First of all, I am not a very experienced photographer, but through the years, I have owned a couple of nice DSLR's, and many point and shoot models. A little over a year ago I purchased a D600. The picture quality was easily the best I have ever seen, and even with my limited skill set, I was getting many pro level photos out of it. My mother in law, who is a very advanced photographer was starting to use some of my shots for her desktop wallpaper, etc. After about 1500 clicks, I started to notice the specks on certain photos. After doing some research, I learned about the oil splatter issue, and returned the camera to Nikon for repair. They kept it for over a month due to a parts delay. Upon receiving the camera back from Nikon, it immediately had the oil issue again. First frame out of the box. I don't even think they did anything to my camera except possibly clean the sensor. I returned the camera once again, and this time the turn around was only about a week and a half. Again, spots on the sensor. So, I sold the camera to a friend of mine who is adept at sensor cleaning, and didn't seem to think it was that big of a deal. Next thing I know, the D610 is announced, and the word is that the shutter oil issue has been addressed. I decided to give Nikon one last try because I already had Nikon FX lenses, and the PQ with the D600 was so outstanding, but promised myself that this would be the last chance they get due to cost. Well, I have had the camera since launch day, and I'm happy to say that it has been superb! So far, so good! Now I can focus on learning more about how to be a better photographer, than spending my time cleaning up my photos in Lightroom. I feel burned by Nikon for sure, but the camera is a winner. The experience was not.

I bought this camera in October 2013. I'm an amateur photographer, I owned a D5000 for 3 years, on which I learned the basics of photography, I also invested in some decent lenses (not the top of the line but good ones e.g. Sigma 17-50 f2.8 (DX), Sigma 150-500 (FX), Nikon 35mm f1.8(DX)). I was interested in exploring new grounds with a full frame body and the D610 was a great choice. It was extremely easy for me to adapt to the new body and know my way to most of the essential buttons on the camera. The image quality, especially at low light with high ISO is stunning, noise is low and I usually get rid of it in lightroom.In my opinion, it is an excellent choice for an entry level FX. I got a 50mm f1.8G Nikon with it and I love it too.The only thing that owners of DSLR such as the D3000/D5000 series is the getting used to the two dials as well as the relatively new button locations such as the ISO, bracketing, AF settings ...etc. Once you get a good handle of those technical issues, you would concentrate more on the shot and produce stunning images.I know that this is is not a technical review of the camera, but I don't think also that this is a good place for full tech reviews more than personal opinions. I use the camera regularly and love it.

I have been a D5000 user for the last 4 years. Decided to upgrade recently and after researching the D7100, the D610 (and it's predecessor the D600) as well as the D800, I settled on the D610. The camera arrived about 10 days before I was leaving on a trip and during those 10 days I played around with the settings / controls and shot some pictures in and around the house. Everything seemed to be fine. The first time I tried to use it on the trip the shutter would not release. Luckily I was carrying my backup body and after some experimentation with different lenses I quickly realized that the issue was that the auto-focus mechanism in the camera had stopped working. After taking a few shots under manual focus at F/22 I also noticed 5-6 fairly large dust/oil spots on images with blue skies.I just got back from the trip and Amazon was extremely helpful in setting up the return / exchange so the camera is going back today (luckily it's within 30 days of delivery!). I will request a replacement for now hoping the replacement will not be another lemon. Will seriously consider selling all my Nikon gear and switching to Canon if that happens - which is a shame because I do believe that Nikon makes a great product, when it works.