pony
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I shoot newborn, child, family. Natural light, outside weather permitting. I want to upgrade to FX.
I went from a D90 (which I loved) to a D7000 (that I want to love). The D7000 has the improved ISO I was seeking, but for me the oil/dust/whatever on the sensor is a very real problem...and it is very frustrating.
I think the D600 is probably a good fit for me, but the oil splatter issues reported with it are making me very hesitant to buy it. I completely understand that issues seem worse than they are because the unhappy people tend to be the most vocal...but coming off my experiences with the D7000 is really making me a little worried about the D600.
The file sizes on the D800 are probably overkill for me, and I appreciate the smaller and lighter build of the D600...but I wonder if the D800 might be a better option.
I have never shot at anything other than the highest resolution my cameras have been capable of...but if the file size is my biggest concern with the D800, would shooting it not maxed out be an option? Or is that just silly?
Sorry for the potentially ignorant sounding question...and thank you for any input on the D600
I went from a D90 (which I loved) to a D7000 (that I want to love). The D7000 has the improved ISO I was seeking, but for me the oil/dust/whatever on the sensor is a very real problem...and it is very frustrating.
I think the D600 is probably a good fit for me, but the oil splatter issues reported with it are making me very hesitant to buy it. I completely understand that issues seem worse than they are because the unhappy people tend to be the most vocal...but coming off my experiences with the D7000 is really making me a little worried about the D600.
The file sizes on the D800 are probably overkill for me, and I appreciate the smaller and lighter build of the D600...but I wonder if the D800 might be a better option.
I have never shot at anything other than the highest resolution my cameras have been capable of...but if the file size is my biggest concern with the D800, would shooting it not maxed out be an option? Or is that just silly?
Sorry for the potentially ignorant sounding question...and thank you for any input on the D600