It is totally up to you actually...
13/09/2012: Nikon announces D600 FF 24,3 mp
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It is totally up to you actually...
Blur Shadow
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Now to see who collected their Nikon D600 today!
Blur Shadow
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Die Hard said:
That's about $800 cheaper than a Nikon D800. Hmm...
same answer when I called. Launch but no stock.
800 different? Is those different worth the 800? better focus, better metering, bigger MP, slower FPS?? Hmmmm... (also)
For me I only prefer the focus and metering. ^^
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Well for 800$ i frankly prefer to go for D800/E
Well for the FPS with the battery grip it become faster than the D600 where as the D600 even with battery grip it stays at 5.5
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e69087
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Im looking forward to upgrade to a full frame camera, but D600 isnt at a reasonable low price to begin with. D700 maybe out of production soon or already have.
If D600 ISO & DR performance is a lot better than the D700, then I think its wiser to get the newer model for an amateur photographer who likes to shoot all kind of subjects like me.
Just my opinion.
If D600 ISO & DR performance is a lot better than the D700, then I think its wiser to get the newer model for an amateur photographer who likes to shoot all kind of subjects like me.
Just my opinion.
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Blur Shadow
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I'm guessing the Nikon D600 will have a slight drop in price by Dec 2012.
Die Hard
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Guess by Dec there will be promo for Christmas may be will have free gift as Nikon use to have promo during year end.
Guess by then those that bought now would have captured lovely images and all the important moments in their lives that's not worth the wait till year end.
Die Hard
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$800 with D800 you have shutter speed of 1/8,000 and is Made In Japan. With $800 less on D600 you have half the shutter speed of 1/4,000 and is Made In Thailand (Siwadichap) The chose is yours. Happy Shopping
ageha
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Blur Shadow
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lenslust said:
I still have my Nikon D7000 and my D70.
Die Hard
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I'm reply to a quote with this message. If you have the cash you can get it even the D600 are sell it at RRP price. Like me I buy my D800 at $4,200 & My D4 at $9,000 cos I wish to be the 1st to try out the cam
$800 with D800 you have shutter speed of 1/8,000 and is Made In Japan. With $800 less on D600 you have half the shutter speed of 1/4,000 and is Made In Thailand (Siwadichap) The chose is yours. Happy Shopping
Quite a no brainer unless the margin is more then a $1000/+
xtemujin
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I believe that most here are not happy with the current Nikon stock situation, the first batch will always be booked.
Like I've mentioned before, no point having a big launch while you are not able to have stock.
Most here don't want to see the first unboxing of the D600 on youtube.
Like I've mentioned before, no point having a big launch while you are not able to have stock.
Most here don't want to see the first unboxing of the D600 on youtube.
Blur Shadow
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xtemujin said:
I actually thought Nikon performed quite well this time, offering ready stock commercially within 5 days of announcement. Perhaps it is a simple case of allocation - Singapore may not be that significant a market to receive more stock.
wenbin0215
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Die Hard said:I'm reply to a quote with this message. If you have the cash you can get it even the D600 are sell it at RRP price. Like me I buy my D800 at $4,200 & My D4 at $9,000 cos I wish to be the 1st to try out the cam
Not everyone has the financial ability like u have..
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