Got my D600 2 days ago. It seems to have this problem http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/thread/3290303

Shutter count at 196, no dust as yet.

Bought mine from Foto Miami, any idea if they allow 7 days exchange?

anything nikon.
tho of cos most of the talk is DSLRs

Well, yeah the service is pretty good I think. The sales person knows about camera so she can answer you most, if not all, the questions you asks her. Their price is very good.

Went back yesterday about my D600 problem. They said the problem wouldn't be too much of a problem if anything should happen I just have to sent my camera to Nikon and they should provide me with free servicing.

Well, yeah the service is pretty good I think. The sales person knows about camera so she can answer you most, if not all, the questions you asks her. Their price is very good.

Went back yesterday about my D600 problem. They said the problem wouldn't be too much of a problem if anything should happen I just have to sent my camera to Nikon and they should provide me with free servicing.

only on very close up shots.
if not mistaken, the f/2.8 of P7100 equivalent on full frame is around f/11, since its still a small sensor.
in short, dont bother about bokeh and go shoot.
http://blog.mingthein.com/2012/04/12/profe...ompact-cameras/

means no bokeh, ie. dont bother about bokeh.
f/stop is more for light gathering

I buy from the PJ SS14 branch.

foto miami okay one la, that time i got my 35mm f/1.8 there mah

that time i ask question about the UV filter she also recommended the HOYA one... she said buy so expensive for what not like increasing quality what and good enough for normal use XDDD

drink all you can @ bistro...i only manage to tapau 3 glasses.

thanks for looking...

i use as large aperture as i can since not much difference in DOF due to small sensor, which depends on the focal length ranging from 3.5-5.6, ISO 1600 and above (i think, some are ISO2000-3200) for most shots except those purposely put under the bright lamp. very dim lighting like average bistro, not like disco though those almost pitch black lol...

you'll have to take the shutter speed into consideration. with VR lens like the 10mm-30mm kit lens i use for the V1, i can shoot comfortably at 1/20 hand held and lower if brace on table/sofa/etc. if no VR will be different story.

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Added on December 12, 2012, 5:34 pm
if you mean increase the aperture size means smaller number beyond the spec, no. if you mean increase the number means smaller aperture, then depends on which camera/lens. DSLR lens may or may not have manual aperture ring on lens, most mirrorless lens doesn't have aperture ring, and 99.9% compact cameras doesn't have aperture ring. those that doesn't have manual aperture ring, there're always way to set the aperture via menu or dial control.

Very nice and clean shots! How do you process them into such sharp photos?

jpeg/raw differences is during editing, like if its too bright, RAW can recover back more details then JPEG.

in terms of IQ, its still the same. if u take 1 scene using raw & jpeg at neutral setting then it will look exactly the same
think of raw/jpeg as a piece of meat. raw is raw meat, jpeg is cooked meat. but essentially both are still the same piece of meat. the only difference is how it was processed

newer body can but RAW is the best quality.

http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials...ra-exposure.htm

check out the ISO aperture shutter speed triangle.

any picture editing software that support nikon RAW format.
Photoshop is one of it.
another popular is lightroom,
new body, due to high pixel count.

and not sure is me or what. i know you purposely do this for increasing post count by not stacking all replies into 1 post.

Hopes its all good, else I'm going to be really sad

The infamous D800 left AF back focus issue.