No...

Hi all,
Thus far my D600 at About 1700 SC
Spotted only a dot of dust n minor bit of oil during 1000+
Sent to Nikon for sensor cleaning in between now
The dot was on right side
N now a new dot found, on d middle left
This kind of dust is not more likely from the shutter issue right?
I wonder how frequent 1 can send it for cleaning by Nikon SC during warranty?

This post has been edited by dinozilla: Oct 17 2013, 10:41 PM

I thought the oil/dust are supposed to be more focused on a particular corner (Upper left iirc)?
I don't think there is a limit on the number of times you can send it in for cleaning, but while doing that you are missing a lot of shots

Power of FF dynamic range

that's why nikon offer free sensor cleaning in SC for D600 right?

Fuiyoh, very nice!

I enhanced the colours in Lr...

Thanks bro

Indeed, which is why I wonder is mine safe from it, but d single dot is a separate, minor issue?

Do they? I din found service advisory from Nikon Msia site
Worse, found link from nikon club dated sep 25 2013 which they are charging for cleaning
Rm20 even in warranty period
Dx rm60
Fx rm80
Grey set more than double

So I also feel like get some kit do own cleaning Liao...only hesitation is it still under warranty

that one need ask silverfire for confirmation again...D600 cleaning service is free right?

Free, you can clean it as many time as you want for free within the warranty period. Not sure about after warranty period. Nikon for being the ass it currently is, pretty sure they gonna charge you if warranty over.

haha that's why you jump ship right?

can't brain why an easy sensor cleaning also need to charge, the tools needed cost just few ringgits anyway.

One of the bigger reason I think. I don't want to keep using a brand that keeps screwing me. I know Canon screw its customers too, but not this fast

This post has been edited by Silverfire: Oct 17 2013, 11:58 PM

No, the difference is that Nikon screws the people who buys expensive prosumer models, while Canon does so with the 5XX-7XX D range which is consumer range.

Nikon used to be very innovative, keeping their innovations and upgrades for higher end products and slowly passing them onto cheaper models. But this time we're seeing a D600 refresh just to fix the oil problem while the newly launched D5300 actually has a whole list of proper upgrades. (Wifi, GPS, bigger screen, non-AA filter sensor)

I still prefer nikon's products due to the ergonomics, but I have lost all respect for the company behind these things.

+1 fully agree... no idea what nikon is doing at all... its like kicking all their fans in the nuts (if they were all guys)

nikon...
ni-kon ....
ni (you in mandarin)- con....
you conned me....


everyone just buy D4, problem setttle

Later nikon launches the D3300 with 20FPS shutter and 200shot buffer, see you butthurt anot that time.

it's something really hard to say actually. they pump the features into consumer models, it will benefits beginner too.

One thing for sure, even if I'm D800/D4 user I also not happy. Improved LCD and viewfinder on D7100. Built in WiFi, GPS and non-AA sensor on D5300. Yes we get the AA removed on D800E but we pay another premium for it. Those stuff are negligible to most, but if we really need it we have to pay so much more to get it. Which is shitty.

This post has been edited by Silverfire: Oct 18 2013, 12:27 AM

I'm not saying upgrades are a bad thing, but at least treat models in the upper range with equal or better upgrades also mah.

Canon can release a 6D with wifi built in, while nikon's response is to say "Our D800 customers do not want Wi-Fi"

Sad man, seriously.