The Nikon D600 is an affordable full frame DSLR in Nikon’s range. The D800 is probably one of the most desirable digital SLRs, but it is still way too expensive for amateur photographers. The Nikon D600 brings a new Full Frame 24MP sensor to the mass market.
ifixit.com took care of the Nikon D600 recently and teared the DSLR into pieces. The destruction operation is interesting because it can tell us a few things about the camera. First of all, we can see how tricky the tear down can be : you have to unweld several cables in order to be able [...]
After the record high score obtained by the Nikon D800 sensor review, I had some doubts about the D600′s ability to reach such great performances. I was suspecting Nikon would be able to cut down the performance level of the D600 in order to let its bigger brother D800 an advantage. The first images I [...]
Here is a composite image of Nikon D600 images shot at all ISO settings, from ISO 100 to ISO 12,800, then at the extended sensibilities till ISO 102,400 equivalent. These 100% crops were cut out from the JPG files directly from the camera (Picture Control “SD” / JPEG quality on “Fine”). I may be mistaken, [...]
It is now becoming a more and more reliable-to-end-up-true rumor : Nikon would prepare the launch of an affordable Full Frame DSLR, the D600. It would be cheaper than the Nikon D800 (which is a high definition baby D4), maybe half the price of the D800, could be as low as $1,500, Nikon Rumors wrote. [...]
