Nikon D600

But this it's got the new one Mo's for customizing, all your settings and stuff like that and you've got you to which brings out a see relight mode wi...

Good sniff test works out, well, very happy with it. I could see shooting concerts, weddings portraits just about anything, so it's a good starting FX...

ack sharp it's going to look great and I'm really really happy with the results from this d600 camera when it comes to the stills. You know I was happ...

Overall, the Nikon D600 is an incredible camera., While it’s not targeted at pros, I can see it replacing a D700 or D800 thanks to it’s lighter weight...

all make photography easier under different conditions and dare I say, more enjoyable. I remember when I jumped from the D40 to the D90, it was a world of difference - access to CLS flash system, more megapickles, more dynamic range, access to AF-D autofocus (that was when there weren't many cheap AF-S lenses yet), better high ISO, etc. and at the time a lot people were telling me it wouldn't make any difference. The jump from the D90 to the D600/D610 was another huge leap and I still am happy and don't need the feel to upgrade.

It is a mirrorless counterpart to the D600 cameras which occupy a similar spot in the DSLR lineup vs the more expensive and more featured D750/780 and D8X0 bodies. In terms of image quality, just like with all of Nikon's cameras, there's little to no compromise with the entry level bodies versus the higher line cameras but they have slower shooting speeds, less features and/or less advanced versions of features and may feature more limited controls - that's the trade off for saving ~$1000.