Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D610 Body

I love this camera so far. The photos are very vibrant and sharp. I had no problems adjusting the settings because I am a Nikon junkie anyway. I will one day give a more in depth review once I shoot more with this camera.

I believe this is the best value in a full frame dslr.If you do not believe me read dxomark.com,they list this sensor higher than Canon 7000$ dslr sensors.I find the programed u1 and u2 feature to actually make this camera a better choice for every body including people thinking of purchasing a d800 and d4 camera's which are very specialized cameras.If you are a Nikon person(heavily invested in Nikon equipment including dx)the d610 is the better choice for the average photographer.If your moving up from a dx dslr,don't worry all your lens are compatible on the d610.Just make the full frame plunge, the extra light the sensor takes in makes pictures soo much better and easier to compose.If you have the money, I can not think of a reason not to buy the d610.

Went to this from some crop sensor Canons. I use this for mostly video and didn't notice anything over the top that warranted the higher price tag. I said in the title for my needs only b/c I prefer the Canon menu system and set up.

If you are buying latest DSLR camera at this price point, you will shoot video and thus you want to have video autofocus that actually works.D610 uses contrast detection autofocus that is clueless. Whenever you zoom or change the subject during video recording, autofocus goes back and forth and frequently loses focus completely.Canon's 70D uses phase detection autofocus, and when I tested it, works very very well.And I thought as D610 is announced "after" 70D, it would incorporate the new phase detection autofocus, but it did not. Then I wondered "why" Nikon replaced D600 with D610 in such a hurry.... well, see the rest of the 1 star review.... I think I will dump Nikon brand too, as who knows what kind of problem D610 will have in a few months?

I am the proud owner of the new Nikon D610. I cannot confirm the problems of the original D600 owners but I can tell you that the D610 is one amazing piece of engineering. I have owned many different brands from Canon, Sony, and now Nikon. I originally started my Nikon relationship with the famous D80. I then upgraded to the D7100, which was a wonderful camera. Now, I own the amazing D610. I will not get too technical because that has been done time and time again. However, I must say that focus is extremely strong, I have seen no dust at all on the sensor, and the image quality is simply immaculate. I am extremely happy with this purchase. I cannot wait to continue to put this wonderful machine through its paces. I will update this review after more use.

I have a D70 and a D3100, so this was quite an upgrade for me. I love everything about my new camera. I got the 28-300 kit - Super fast focus and handles low light situations pretty well. It is a little more weight than I am used to, but I paired it with a BlackRapid strap and all is good. I'm not real crazy about the bag that came with the kit but I guess it was an added bonus.I also took some photos with my 50 portrait lens and wow - INCREdible detail - plus the 610 gets the focus right far more consistently than my old D3100 was doing.Overall very pleased so far - Glad I stuck with Nikon.

The things that drove me to acquire this camera were 1) the full-frame chip and 2) the performance at high ISO values & low light. As I do a lot of night photography the latter is significant advantage, even over my D7000 which isn't bad.The camera takes excellent pictures even at ISO 3200.

Been waiting a long time to upgrade from my digital dinosaur, the D100. I was tempted to save money and go for the D7100 and I'm glad I didn't. This camera is perfect for my needs right now.

Love my new D610, quality built, focus speed and the rich details I get, specially shooting in raw, it is my first full frame and I really enjoy it.

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!

First off, a full disclosure is in order: I have not purchased the D610. That fact puts me in the same category as the numbnuts who likewise have not bought the D610 but who nonetheless have given it one star solely on the basis of some quality issue that a previous Nikon model had (and who probably comprise most, if not all, the one-star reviews the D610 has received).If my phony five-star review can cancel out one of their phony one-star reviews and thereby edge the average review a little closer to what it should be in reality, well, then I've done my good deed for the day for all of those who use these ratings with the expectation that they are real reviews by people who have actually bought the product reviewed.

Ok so I owned a D600 did not have any issues with that one. I now own the D610 and don't have any issues to report on this one either. For all other people that have exhibit issues with their own D600 Nikon has offered to repair the issue. It's not like they stand by and did nothing. And rather than having the issue continue they released the D610. It's a great camera both are really great cameras. It's a dirty sensor guess what In time they all get dirt dust whatever on the sensor. Clean it and get over it it's not like the camera does t work. Just specks on the sensor. Either way this new edition is well worth the investment worth every penny. For anyone interested in purchasing this camera just do it you won't regret it one bit. Disregard all the rants from non D610 owners. I Did.

I have had the opportunity to field test my N610 and after one month we have found an extraordinary ruggedness, reliability and price performance and reliability compared vs D300, D300s, D600 and D800.

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.

I'm proud to become Nikonians, Because I bought the lay waste D600 and Nikon treated me as greatly as tomfool. This is the best place that I can raise my voice. I'm a big fan of Nikon but not any more. I'm the Nikon user of D300, D700, D600. Nikon as brand you are losing your credibility and reputation, just because of stupid, nasty D600. You are making product for the customer, By loosing the existing loyal customer, how you going to survive. Like me 1000's of customers already migrated to Canon. If this happen in near future the brand will vanish soon, Your attitude towards the customers will ruin your business.You needs to treat your customers better if you want to survive as a company.Nikon should do trade-in for the existing loyal customers else this forum will continue on D610.

I love the D610. The photos are clear, crisp..and the camera is a delight to handle. The numerous features offer a flexibility I have not had before. While I almost always shoot in aperture mode it is a delight to realize I have so many options and the control functions are easy to use and understand. There are no signs of oil spots and I have used mine to shoot several 1000 shots so far. This is my first FX format camera and I will not be going back! I have read extensive reviews of this camera and they have all been positive until I came here...seems people are still upset about the D600?

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 [...]

I have this camera, it's the D610-10. It's no wonder Nikon's profits were below expectations the past couple of years. They're saturating the market with tons of the same cameras, not offering support to retain their customers, and light years away from having as good video quality as Canon, Panasonic, or even Sony.There were so many complaints about the D600 having problems... why discontinue it and rebadge it as a 610? To "solve" the spots issue? This only proves further that Nikon is at fault with the engineering and manufacturing of this camera.Technically my score is 0/5 but Amazon only allows 1/5 at the lowest. Would not recommend to anyone. Please try Canon or Sony (since the Nikon sensors are designed by Sony anyways).

I had a D90 for 6 years, never cleaned it and never had dust problems with the sensor filter. Now I bought the Nikon D610 and since I received it, there is dust or oil spots in the sensor. Nikon Support just told me to cleaned it as it says in the manual but obviously the 2 spots are still in all my pictures!!! I regret not changing to Canon!!

It almost meets all my needs, has good reviews and I almost bought it!But I think I'll wait for a Wi-Fi + GPS model as we're living in XXI century not Stone Age.

I am very pleased with the Nikon D610. Excellent build quality, intuitive interface, many control options, compact and ergonomic. I've owned many great Nikons over the years, from the old film Nikon Photomic FTN to Nikkormats, to various Coolpix variations, as well as their first digital SLR, and this one is an incremental improvement on all of it's predecessors. Love the 28-300 zoom too, but my favorite is the 85mm 1.4G lens. As close to a perfect camera as I've yet seen.

I am an advanced amateur and this is my first full frame SLR. Had it for a month and love the camera. Upgraded from a D90 and D7100 which were also great, but I wanted the benefits a full frame camera provided. Nikon does a wonderful job. The camera is slightly heavier than the D7100 and with the Nikon 28-300 lens is a couple of pounds, but what a wonderful picture. Very pleased!

Totally agree with others. Horrible customer service, virtually non existent. very unreliable products. unreliable engineering. I would not recommend to buy a Nikon. Get Canon full frame. Nikon does not take responsibility of its faulty products. Nikon makes shutters that develops dust and oil spots issue that never goes away even after shutter replacement. Canon & Sony never had those problems. Unless you want to clean the sensor every week, Do yourself a favor, avoid this. Avoid being taken again & again & again by Nikon customer service rep. Avoid the pain of calling & emailing them for weeks. Get Canon Full frame ..... much better !

The D610 is a great camera!I also have the D3s, 700, 7000 and was holding out for the 800E after seeing the reviews for the D600.So I'm happy that I waited and Nikon solved most of the problems for the 610.Amazon should take down all but bone fide reviews of the 610 in this stream.It's cluttered with resentful comments from resentful buyers of a different camera - the 600.Most of these people bought the camera even though there were many early reviews of its faults!Go to the Nikon 600 page to post your angry, upset One-Stars and leave this page to real owners and users of the 610!