D600 Do You Have Spot/Oil Issue?

[Zaknafein]

LOLLL SO TRUE!

its like u meet a Damn hot, pretty girl. u know ur never gonna get her. U know shes got many rich guys chasing her. but u just gotta go try get her no even tho u know its a losig battle lol

 

[silence]

LOLLL SO TRUE!

its like u meet a Damn hot, pretty girl. u know ur never gonna get her. U know shes got many rich guys chasing her. but u just gotta go try get her no even tho u know its a losig battle lol

Cannot like that say mah..... You never try how you know you will sure lose???? Must try no matter what mah..... LOLLLLLLLLL.....

 

[ricohflex]

Singapore market is too small. So less voice or no voice. After all, they can rebut that they never forced you to buy their camera.

 

[Josh Ho]

Hey guys, there is a lighter side to the D600 residue problem, even after all the complains. Read in it in dpreview for yourself in the link below, especially when one of the guys posted a photo of his 'white' dog.

Superglue fix for D600?: Nikon FX SLR (D1-D4, D600-D800) Talk Forum: Digital Photography Review

 

[Struxure]

The dust is generated from inside the camera and when there are a lot of dust, one will have hard times taking out the super glued lens for cleaning.

 

[ageha]

The dust is generated from inside the camera and when there are a lot of dust, one will have hard times taking out the super glued lens for cleaning.

Some people still don't get it. The lubricant and dust on the sensor are an inbuilt and the first ever constantly evolving art filter the D600 is shipping with. There is nothing to clean, it's meant to be there and it's an engineering masterpiece.

 

[ricohflex]

Some people still don't get it. The lubricant and dust on the sensor are an inbuilt and the first ever constantly evolving art filter the D600 is shipping with. There is nothing to clean, it's meant to be there and it's an engendering masterpiece.

Maybe you meant endearing masterpiece.

 

[ageha]

Maybe you meant endearing masterpiece.

The damn spell correction, lol...

 

[siryargee]

Nikon got funny answer hahaha
Has the Nikon D600 dust issue gone away? | N-Photo

 

[Kenneth Chen]

I just bought a Nikon D600 a few days ago. I will be away to spend my holidays abroad and will be back on the 18th Feb 2013. I will test and find out is this the issue that so much talk about? Keep our finger cross. Cheers

 

[ageha]

Nikon got funny answer hahaha
Has the Nikon D600 dust issue gone away? | N-Photo

Is that funny? I think it's rather sad.

I just bought a Nikon D600 a few days ago. I will be away to spend my holidays abroad and will be back on the 18th Feb 2013. I will test and find out is this the issue that so much talk about? Keep our finger cross. Cheers

Congrats! No spots so far?

 

[steven68]

Seems very bad, now i am thinking whether to postpone upgrade my d90 to d600 or not.

Same problem here. But I can wait because my D90 still working fine.

 

[mogwai]

Nothing wrong with waiting, nothing wrong with upgrading. For me, keeping D600 instead of D800, so when the real keeper of an upgrade comes along, lose less money

 

[robertgl]

Has the oil spot issue been resolved on the recent stock?

 

[avsquare]

Has the oil spot issue been resolved on the recent stock?

Nope. Neither has the D800's AF issue.

 

[Joshua Kwok]

Such expensive camera got so many problem. Maybe i will stick to D7000, or buy D300s(or even D90) used. At least it is so much cheaper.

 

[avsquare]

Such expensive camera got so many problem. Maybe i will stick to D7000, or buy D300s(or even D90) used. At least it is so much cheaper.

Well if both the dust/oil and AF issue bugs you, then you'll have to re-consider your options. If you want the latest FX camera, then it has to be D600 and D800 which both has it's own issues. Even the D4 have a little bit of AF issues.

Alternatively, you can consider a used D3/D700 which has identical performance; if you need resolution or studio, landscape and large print, you have the D3X; if you need high FPS and high ISO performance, you have the D3S. It doesn't necessary have to be D600 and D800 though.

 

[yeekhai]

i bought D600 recently, so far SC is less than 800. i just did a check on the sensor, yes there are dust, not sure about the oil. But my own observation, this problem seems quite similar to D7000 which i owned moving to D600. but i dont think is more serious than D7000. majority of the dust spots are near to top part of images. Rocket blower only managed to blow away those black spots, not so much on the grey spots.

 

[avsquare]

My D600 wasn't too bad. After a few thousand shots, most can be blown except 2 spots, which I suspect may be grease or stickier dusts.

 

[mackie8]

is the spots visible on the pictures?