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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 139844" data-attributes="member: 13196">If the problem truly did not occur during the time the camera was in the bag, it makes me wonder if something happened at an earlier point in time but didn't manifest itself until you pulled the camera out. Or perhaps someone else was playing around with it at an earlier point in time? Regardless of what happened, wait and see what Nikon says when you next speak with them. It sounds odd that they would tell you it couldn't be fixed yet their computer records say something else. As far as determining a price to sell it for parts, if you can't find any D600's being listed for parts, then I'd suggest looking at the cost of other Nikon camera bodies being sold for parts. See how much other bodies are selling for and determine the percent they are being sold for in comparison to the price of a new body. Or...find sellers who are advertising other broken Nikon bodies, and ask them how much it might be worth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hark, post: 139844, member: 13196"] If the problem truly did not occur during the time the camera was in the bag, it makes me wonder if something happened at an earlier point in time but didn't manifest itself until you pulled the camera out. Or perhaps someone else was playing around with it at an earlier point in time? Regardless of what happened, wait and see what Nikon says when you next speak with them. It sounds odd that they would tell you it couldn't be fixed yet their computer records say something else. As far as determining a price to sell it for parts, if you can't find any D600's being listed for parts, then I'd suggest looking at the cost of other Nikon camera bodies being sold for parts. See how much other bodies are selling for and determine the percent they are being sold for in comparison to the price of a new body. Or...find sellers who are advertising other broken Nikon bodies, and ask them how much it might be worth. [/QUOTE]

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