Nikon acaba de anunciar uma substituta para o D600, a D610. 
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Nikon has just announced the Nikon D610 camera, an update to the popular entry-level full-frame DSLR. It has been a little over a year since the Nikon D600 came out. Considering the typical refresh cycle of 2-3 years for lower-end camera bodies, this is a pretty unusual update that is meant to address the dust issue that we previously discussed in our . After a number of complaints from major review sites, including DPReview, Nikon finally
and issued a
. To keep the image of the D600 line good, Nikon decided to release a refresh sporting mostly identical features. And to sweeten up the deal, Nikon made a few tweaks to the camera, making it even more attractive. But the biggest surprise is the price of the new D610 – it is now $100 cheaper than what the D600 was when initially launched, at $1999!
Despite the dust issue, the Nikon D600 has been a very popular camera. And with the number of returns from those that experienced the dust issue and did not feel like sending the camera to Nikon for service, the price of the refurbished D600 with a kit lens dropped to a mere $1500 at one point, making it a killer deal. Obviously such returns and service costs were not doing good for Nikon’s books, so the D610 update is a good move to try to restore the trust. And the $100 off the price at launch makes it a very attractive package, especially when compared to its competitor, the Canon 6D (which turned out to be not all that impressive when
).
So what has changed? Let’s take a look at the list of updates to the camera:
A New Shutter Mechanism – looks like the issue on the D600 was the actual shutter mechanism that somehow shed particles on the sensor. Nikon completely replaced it with a different shutter, which not only addresses this dust issue, but also allows for a slightly faster frame rate (see next point).
- Faster Frame Rate of 6 FPS – the Nikon D600 had a 5.5 FPS continuous shooting speed and the D610 is now slightly faster at 6 FPS.
- New Improved Automatic White Balance – not that we had any complaints on the previous white balance performance of the D600, but for some reason Nikon decided to upgrade it as well. This one seems to be just a slight firmware improvement.
- Better Weather Sealing – Nikon claims that the Nikon D610 has exactly the same weather sealing, dust and moisture resistance as the Nikon D800.
Aside from the above, everything else stayed the same.
Read more: Nikon D610 Announcement
Um pouco do que temos falado… Case Nikon de decepcionar seus clientes…
Thom Hogan
Given the tiny list of changes, the shutter issue has to be the reason why we get a new camera. Only problem? Nikon didn’t actually address the elephant in the room with their introduction of this new camera. They seem to think that the serious photographer who might consider the Nikon D610 doesn’t actually read the Internet and isn’t aware of the problems D600 users have been having. In case you’ve been in a coma for over a year: a large number of D600 users report excessive debris and lubricant splatter on the sensor, requiring frequent and repeated cleanings. Quietly, Nikon has been replacing shutters on a lot of the D600’s that come back to them with dirty sensors, even refurbished D600’s out of warranty. Nikon seems to think that adding 10 to the name automatically makes the new camera problem-free in user’s minds. Problem solved.
Not so fast, Nikon. Folk that already have a D600 are now suffering another blow: Nikon has devalued the D600, especially considering the new lower list price of the D610. Folk previously considering the D600 and now the D610 are still wondering whether there’s a shutter that still sheds in the camera.
Frankly, this was a sloppy way to deal with a real problem, and all Nikon has done is made a lot of loyal customers start to doubt Nikon’s integrity. Nikon’s like a magician who forgot to wear a jacket and long-sleeved shirts. Yeah, there’s nothing up the sleeve because there’s no sleeve, so we can see everything they’re doing.
And heaven help Nikon if the D610 turns out to have a QA problem, too.
Bottom line: this is Nikon’s most lame new DSLR introduction since the D70s. Heck, we didn’t even get an s this time.
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6 fps? Não obrigado, nunca precisei nem de metade disso.
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melhor white balance? Não, obrigado, fotografo em raw e wb em manual.
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menos sujeira no sensor? Não! A minha continua sem sujeira de óleo. Limpei ele somente uma vez e continua ótimo.
Bom, se tivesse alguma real evolução eu até pensaria. Mas sendo para corrigir um problema que não tive, assim como a maioria, prefiro ficar com a d600.
E saiu mais barata que a D600 :eek:
:snack:
claro, já q se trata da mesma CAM. Como falei: Acrescenta um 10 ao nome e manda ver. Efeito placebo, bem vindo. Claro q deve ter tido mudança no sistema de obturação, mas certamente foram detalhes q já até estavam vindo nas D600 mais recentes.
O departamento de Marketing fazendo valer os salários…
Que lançamento sem sentido.
Achei que chamaria D600s =D
Tem sentido, sim. Efeito psicológico. Mostrar ao consumidor q tudo foi resolvido, ainda q não tivesse problema grave a ser resolvido…
Parece ser seis por meia dúzia mesmo.
Parece que o “sentido” vai ser só desvalorizar a D600… sacanagem com quem tem… excelente para quem quer uma.
Talvez esse seja o momento de quem quer uma d600. Maravilhosa câmera.
Realmente uma máquina fantástica. Ao menos em termos de Imagem. Um corpo de D800 com este sensor seria o meu sonho de consumo.
No fim das contas devolvi a minha D800 para ficar com a D600 (meu fornecedor me perguntou se eu queria fazer o rolo). Não dá para ter tudo, então optei por ela pela imagem gerada e por não ser crucial os extras da D800 para a minha fotografia.
Não acredito que a D600 irá cair tanto assim não. Quem compra ff normalmente já tem muito bom conhecimento de equipamento, e não levará estes detalhes em tão alta conta. Acho que a troca de equipamento será marginal. O que vai mudar é a D610 deve dar força à Nikon neste segmento. :ponder:
Já se acha D600 (refurb) por 1500usd no ebay, preço fantástico para uma FX.
Depende… se as D610 encalharem (com o pessoal procurando as D600 que sobrarem no mercado, refurb ou não) e a Nikon se lascar, isso mostra que os consumidores são inteligentes. Se vender bem, mostra que os consumidores são gado.
legal que os sites nao precisam refazer reviews/testes…
é só copiar e colar os da D600 ! huahauahuah