Отзывы о Фотоаппарат Nikon D610 Kit

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?

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!

my ''new'' camera only have 3 months and don't work autofocus bottom i need a change my camera and the sensor about camera is very unclean.I buy New camera I never buy refurbished or used camera I'm very angry.

First off, I love my new 610. Reviews are for the 610 model! We know the 600 had issues. Don't dis this product because you don't like Nikon's decision to release the 610. Add bad remarks to the 600!! Ok vent over.I really love the 610. Had about two weeks and I can't wait to take more images! Right now it's paired with Nikkor 50mm 1.4 g. Awesome images! I've used my DX lenses and they offered great images as well. I can't say enough about. I'm upgradeng from a d70. Big step but I looked over all my options and this was the best for me. If I get more work and jobs, my next step will.be the D800E. But for the work load I have it's perfect for me. -- Angie

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.