D600 Do You Have Spot/Oil Issue?
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Ya ya you are correct, my ex 7d after 1 year usage didn't have as much as i had the dust on my brand new 1 week old D600. Even my 2 years old D700 also doesn't have so much dust. And the worst thing is for the D600, the dust coming back just after the cleaning.
Even Dpreview has an article about this issue. Did you watch the timelapse video recorded by the canadian guy? brand new D600 1000shots with one lens got so many dust after 1000 clicks.
To be honest, your acceptance level is lower than most of the ppl here is your problem.
And we don't need you to remind us we should use the time to shoot instead to complain here, everybody knows that except newcomers.
We did nothing wrong to highlighting this so that everyone will know before buying one.
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Unless its oil spots.... Lets bother less about dust and shoot more
I'd tried to ignore it. But I just spent 1-2 minutes to remove all the stupid dusts after taking some landscape photos at f16.
Wasting 1 hour time travel to NSC for cleaning without solving the issue is pathetic.
nerdie
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ok, who keeps asking his mother to go NSC? ;p
I didn't ask people to shoot more instead of complain here. Think you referred/quoted the wrong person. My point of view, is the dust issue is over-hyped, that's all. I saw the video that's why I came in to take a look at the complains here. My findings is just for myself to decide if I should get a D600. Whether the rest of you care about the dust or not, is not my issue.
You can continue highlighting for all I care, as I don't care what you all care. If you feel so agitated, sell the D600 and stick with the D700 or your 7D. It would make you a happier man instead of lashing at others point of view.
ha ha... the aunty asked the counter girl that she read somewhere that nikon came out with permanent solution already right...?? I guess the permanent solution is to clean it regularly lor if use often
ageha
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Nobody will be able to answer you that question at this point. Something inside the camera seems to wear off rather quickly and produces some kind of debris while the filter in front of the sensor seems to be quite sticky in this model.
soeypixels
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actually the fuji s5pro also have this oil issue on the sensor
send in once, need to wait 1 week!
the rest of the time i just use a cotton bud to tap dry the sensor
eventually the oil dried and no more oil
as for sensor on the dust ..most of the time the swiss blower does the job
used my d700 for yrs then send in once to clean the sensor,
the technician still said WOW so many dust ah .. doesnt really matter cos i shot usually wide open
even shot in studio at f16 also cant see :think:
send in once, need to wait 1 week!
the rest of the time i just use a cotton bud to tap dry the sensor
eventually the oil dried and no more oil
as for sensor on the dust ..most of the time the swiss blower does the job
used my d700 for yrs then send in once to clean the sensor,
the technician still said WOW so many dust ah .. doesnt really matter cos i shot usually wide open
even shot in studio at f16 also cant see :think:
ageha
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soeypixels said:actually the fuji s5pro also have this oil issue on the sensor
send in once, need to wait 1 week!
the rest of the time i just use a cotton bud to tap dry the sensor
eventually the oil dried and no more oil
as for sensor on the dust ..most of the time the swiss blower does the job
used my d700 for yrs then send in once to clean the sensor,
the technician still said WOW so many dust ah .. doesnt really matter cos i shot usually wide open
even shot in studio at f16 also cant see :think:
With a cotton bud? Wow...
lightyear2011
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Thom Hogan have some info about this dust issues in D600:
Thom Hogan's Nikon Camera, DSLR, Lens, Flash, and Book site
Thom Hogan's Nikon Camera, DSLR, Lens, Flash, and Book site
ageha
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Unfortunately not any new information.
soeypixels
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no joke
cos the fuji service center itself is a joke
sensor cleaning take 1 week+ & $90+
anyway don worry about the dust lah
wakok .. i shoot f16 white BG also cannot see a sh1t
xtemujin
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Nikon D600 Speck Issue May Be Limited to First Few Thousand Shots
Nikon D600 Speck Issue May Be Limited to First Few Thousand Shots
Nikon D600 Speck Issue May Be Limited to First Few Thousand Shots
Electrocam
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Hope it is true that pass 3000 shot will have less or no dust.
Kit
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Depends on the crowd. Usually 25 to 45 mins.
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