Aisehh Maybe they wanted to release it asap, hopefully they would resolve this asap..

i dont think thats dust...most likely oil spots from the mirror.
D7000 / 800 also got issue, even as far back as D3 also got issue

Great to hear that!  Fast cleaning hehehehe

guys.. need a little help..
any d800 user mind to share their top lcd panel size?
i want to buy d600 ggs screen protector..
but look like it not hit the market yet..
maybe d800 screen protector will fit?

Mine is on the mirror.

mine one confirm is dust. the shop just blow it using blower.
but there still some tiny dot that not possible to clean, the boss say it just too new to wet clean.
so i just leave them there because need very very high aperture only able to spot them.

melaka dont have nikon service center, else i will go there buzz them...

that tiny dot is probably oil.
when its bad u will see lots of tiny dots of diff sizes like contagious disease

yeah...i also believe is a oil mark.
it same like what i have in my previous d7000 before send to cleaning.
just let it past over 2k SC first, then only go clean it.

perhaps the camera shop owners got excited and exposed the d600 a little too much?
the older cameras that you mentioned, what model and when did you get it? i mean, i am sure you didn't get the first batch right? and you took good care of it right?

dust is annoying but it's not a serious problem. that oil thing is another story altogether lah...

or perhaps your older camera, the high iso performance is kinda bad, so you used lower iso and bigger aperture size, now the d600 comes with awesome iso performance, or this is the first thing everyone tested and with more photos taken at a smaller aperture size, all dust spots are being reviewed. hahaa

just my thoughts... nothing serious.
put your serious thinking in whether you should get the carl zeiss 35mm f2 or the 35mm f1.4 hahahaa

report on photokina 2012

scroll down to the Carl Zeiss section.
They announced the 1.4/55 Biogon for Nikon and Canon. Apparently it's the premium Zeiss lens. Think of how Nikon have the Nano and Canon the L.

Look at the size of that lens... USD 3500 only

Not sure if it's dust or oil. Just saw it yesterday night. Will try to blow it tonight.

the longer time a machine stay in production line, its productivity/efficiency will drop due to the aging of machine

i still dont quite get front/back focus. what im seing in my images right now is sometimes my images are not in focus though i remember when taking the pictures i hear the beep sound. im guessing because i focus then recompose i moved my body to much that i shift the focus plane? does this make sense?  im taking at f1.4 btw
how did u end the conversation anyway?

but i always use center point and recomposing is just the way i shoot

u just picked a fight with the old man again haha. he will reply soon i believe

that's why both of you need the Hasselblad H4D. it comes with something call True Focus.
*runs away*