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Question: Does the D600 body sold by Amazon come with the 1 year Nikon USA Warranty? It may be stated here, but I'm not finding/seeing it yet. Before I purchase, I would like to know...............?
Document: I called Nikon USA service and here is what they told me:1) Not all D600 bodies have this issue. Only some do.2) If you purchase a D600 that has the issue Nikon will take care of the problem. They will clean the sensor.3) If the problem recurs, they will clean the sensor again. If they determine that the body can't be repaired, they "will see" if they can replace it.
I currently own Nikon D7000. I purchased this D600 to use as my primary camera for studio shots, weddings, and senior portraits. For the last year, I've been purchasing FX lens and using it with my D7k DX camera. I knew I would I eventually purchase an FX or full frame camera and I was just planning ahead.I normally don't purchase electronic items when they first come out. I typically wait at least six months for the kinks and issues to be worked out.
Build quality, fit and finish from an exterior point of view is top notch. The camera feels good in my hands and with the textured plastic/rubberized body, it looks and feels much better than my old D5000 and yet my D5000 still looks new to this day. Seems like this D600 would last the test of time on my hands. Though keep in mind, I'm not a professional photographer and I do not take photos everyday.
The camera feels good in my hands and with the textured plastic/rubberized body, it looks and feels much better than my old D5000 and yet my D5000 still looks new to this day. Seems like this D600 would last the test of time on my hands. Though keep in mind, I'm not a professional photographer and I do not take photos everyday.First impression on the first few shots.I took my first few shots indoors at a restaurant and immediately found the shots looking real fantastic and sharp.
So I noticed several forums and sites, including Nikon, indicating D600 owners to return their camera body for factory warranty service. Remember to log in and register with Nikon first and then print out the service form. Although my D600 wasn't always showing spots, I sent it in, what did I have to loose, except the 1 way FedEx costs to Los Angeles ($14-$15apprx I'm closer to the west coast).
Nikon has finally admitted to the well-documented problems with spots on the D600 sensor. Look at sites like dpreview, lens rentals, and the reviews here and you will see this is a real and serious problem.My D600 was sent in for service three times and was not fixed, so they do not have a solution for it yet. I was getting spots on my sensor every 200 shots and these spots would not come off with a rocket blower.
I don't live in the US and I didn't buy the D600 from Amazon, but I just wanted to record my concern regarding Nikon Quality Control lately because I know a lot of customers read these reviews before deciding on buying a new product. I'm a Nikon user since 1978, having the FM, FE, N6006, F100, D50, D300 and D700 cameras.I bought this camera from a local store. I tried it with my Nikon AFS 50mm f/1.4G and it seemed to work fine.
:)Overall impression - absolutely love the camera and would definitely recommend it! !May 2013 update:Seeing the dreaded dust spots on the camera sensor! I know - everyone has talked about it and some people say it is on every unit built and some say it is a minor issue. The problem is that for this price, I should not be seeing this issue even with rough usage.
I have ordered the camera with Amazon 2 weeks back. The D600 case had many scratches and looks like it is opened before. The plastic cover for battery is crumbled and the battery had some scratches. The Nikon body wrap doesn't look like well packed. It looks like the used item. I'm so disappointed and returned the item back to Amazon. So please be aware of this and check your product before use.I got my money back and ordered it from B&H.
My wife, having owned a D5100 for a year or so, is still adjusting to the weight but she loves the incredible bright and big viewfinder, faster frame rate and the clear, easy-to-see 39 AF points as some of the upgrades over D5100 (D5100 has these little tiny red dots which sometimes she has difficulty seeing).This thing is built well, with partial magnesium metal body like the D7000 and all that plastic to save weight.
Answer: Most of the Amazon Marketplace vendors are not authorized Nikon USA dealers. Check the vendor against the Nikon site.  Nonvendors, however, sometimes sell Nikon USA cameras with warranties. Send the camera back if there is no yellow warranty slip.  The Nikon "recall" only applies to warranted cameras. Nikon has been installing an updated shutter since April 2014.  My experience says you'll likely need one if yours wasn't rebuilt after that date.