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              nikon d600 mock
              nikon d600 mock
              May 23, 2012
              Adam Ottke

              New Rumor: Good News for the Nikon D600!

              A few weeks ago, we sent out the first update on Nikon D600 rumors and expressed disappointment with the probable lack of an internal AF motor. Well, that’s now changed…and we have more goodies, too!

              Via NikonRumors











              The Goods:

              – 24.7MP Full-Frame Sensor — Could it be more perfect?
              – 5fps, 2 SD card slots
              – ISO 100-6400 (Lo 50 – Hi 25,600)
              – Built-in AF motor (so AF-S lenses won’t be mandatory)
              – 1080p at 30, 35, 24 — 720p at 60, 50, 30, 25
              – HDMI output
              – 100% viewfinder coverage for FX, 97% DX
              – Just slightly lighter than the D800 (about 800g v. 900g)
              – Will likely be weather sealed
              – 39 AF Points
              – Could be as cheap as $1500! — D3x was already killed by the D800…but Nikon obviously doesn’t mind beating it down further…

              The “Bad”:

              – No built-in GPS — This goes against what we thought earlier, but honestly, we’d all much rather have an AF motor and a weather-sealed body than a silly GPS chip that few will actually need. That saves most of us a little change, too, since we won’t ‘have’ to buy an external GPS attachment if we don’t want to.

              Questions, Comments, Concerns? Meet us below in the comments section!

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              • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_SCBT2FBL7NQVTWIVPU6PNDPTVQ M

                Flaws: Low res (comparatively), quick af, slow fps (likely 5-6- but again that’s fine for 90% of people, even skilled sports shooters).

                Possibly no function button, DOF preview moved to a weird angle, likely a wonky ISO/WB/Qual button similar to D800… ick.

                It’s also likely to have the mode button moved in favor of a record button.  Yuck as ****.

                Other than that, it is likely going to be a capable, reliable camera, weather sealed or not, though for > 1k it’s likely sealed.

              • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_SCBT2FBL7NQVTWIVPU6PNDPTVQ M

                Which last Nikon camera did you buy where the paper specs were underwhelming compared to the actual camera?

                Right…

              • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_SCBT2FBL7NQVTWIVPU6PNDPTVQ M

                Not really, different cameras, different purposes. 

                Some people might need/prefer 6 FPS, the option of 102,400 ISO, color fringe correction with all of their canon lenses, even the cheapy ones, or even to shoot with their old (or new) CF cards, which are much cheaper, and faster than their SD bretheren.

                Those are just a few reasons this wouldn’t kill it.

                Amateurs looking to spend under 2k would be looking at the 5d MK II for canon anyway, so that’s really a moot argument too.

              • Saad Hafiz

                Glad I cancelled my D800 order and bought some NEW lenses to use with my D7000! Including a 24-70 F2.8. Gonna pre order this as soon as its announced

              • http://profiles.google.com/yann.kempf Yann KEMPF

                I do often club photography, and I try not to do like everybody else with big flash and white face, so 12800 iso is more than useful for me, and I’m not doing it wrong, with a cheap lens & cie …

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=606024701 Tom O’Leary

                One thing that no one is talking about is what sensor tech will be in it? (As in – will it be the same as the D3x (hence the cheap price), or a 24mp version of the new D800 sensor?)

                It could be priced at $50 and be not worth buying if it has the noise-ridden, older sensor…

              • Artur Nunes

                Long time photographer, Olympus OM gear and all… own darkroom, i know a bit or two about processing etc… have a big slides archive… 
                But what exactly is full frame or benefits from it?… It’s only full frame as compared with 35mm film… what are the exact trade-offs vs APC… would full frame be a Hasselblad like 6X6?… Or are we just thinking things “the old way”, pushing old standards and formats just for nostalgia’s sake?… 
                I’m pretty happy with APC, reasonable trade-off  of quality vs compactness, but I would like to exchange views further on this, for now I think it’s all rather academic and irrelevant, the real change would come with affordable digital 6X6, but until then… rather have a good APC body and spare for glass than go all the way to the so called “full frame” and have more weight and lesse money to worry about. Just my 2 cents…

              • Andrew Smith

                Another blow to canon, It becoming harder and harder to justify not making the switch especially since im pretty heavily invested in Canon glass 

              • http://twitter.com/AdamOttkePhoto Adam

                Physically, full frame isn’t that much bigger. But as a percentage related to APS-C, full frame gives quite a bit more area that helps by allowing for more space for pixels. This results in more pixels or larger pixels — essentially, a greater pixel size to pixel count ratio, resulting in better low-light/high ISO/noise performance per pixel. So an 18MP APS-C sensor just won’t quite hold up to a full frame 18MP sensor… Other people do appreciate the added shallower depth of field, as well…you know…so those blurry areas look so much ‘prettier.’ They have a point, but that’s less of a concern to me…

              • http://www.facebook.com/people/Benjamin-Lundberg/1804376874 Benjamin Lundberg

                 I was just thinking the same thing when I read the post.

              • http://www.facebook.com/GhislainLeduc Ghislain Leduc

                What frustrate me is that I just purchased Adobe CS5 and they won’t even include Camera Raw with D600 in it as they said D3200 and D800 were the last update… GRRRRR I hate Adobe…. but love their software..

              • http://profiles.google.com/hamtons junyang chen

                 since when the body make the image not sharp???

              • http://twitter.com/czed ChristophZiegenhardt

                The D600 will rock: check these 5 Reasons why the Nikon D600 will be a great choice for You (and any Pro) http://www.czed.com/blog/2012/05/28/5-reasons-why-the-nikon-d600-will-be-a-great-choice-for-you-and-any-pro/

              • http://www.facebook.com/willdaescheissnid Christoph Philipp

                No. I think they sell the “cheap” body. And i think its a good strategy. So a lot of people will buy more expensive lenses because a lot of their lenses will no work anymor as good as on apsc…

              • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=636248129 Johnathan Evans

                Seems like a logical upgrade from the D7000. I’ll wait for it to be used for a few years and then go full frame. 

              • http://www.facebook.com/rol.hernandez Roland Hernandez

                I’ve been wanting to upgrade from my D700 to the new D800 but couldn’t see where the 36MP would work with my workflow. Haven’t been able to find a decent D700 anywhere so having the option of buying a brand new full frame body under 2K is simply amazing. Can’t wait for the D600.

              • chad kelley

                 make the jump to Nikon!  You will not regret it!

              • http://twitter.com/PAPARAZZINC PAPARAZZINC

                SD cards? Why? We all have CF cards…. 

              • http://twitter.com/PAPARAZZINC PAPARAZZINC

                Where would the D400 fit in after the D600? Nikon is finally competing head2head with Canon… D600 looks like a smart move/camera… if specs are right, we’ll get one. Along with the Nikon D4..If we can ever find one….

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