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<blockquote data-quote="NVSteve" data-source="post: 220549" data-attributes="member: 13248">That's where the analogy fails though-not every mfr will issue a recall for many things.&nbsp; Look at the last Jeep recall-the same one where the NHTSA advised for a recall and Jeep did nothing until the bad press pushed them into action.&nbsp; The vehicle I currently drive has a known issue with the radiator cracking, which leads to contamination of transmission fluid, which leads to a blown transmission.&nbsp; That one is not a recall, although the mfr upped the warranty on the radiator.I'm with Hippie on this.&nbsp; I only purchase something because it is as close to what I want as I can find.&nbsp; If that means I'll keep it around 1 year or 30 years is of no concern, as I don't buy anything like a camera or car as an investment.&nbsp; They simply serve a practical use for me &amp; I will use them until they no longer function, or if I feel something else out there will provide me with something much, much better.As to the negative D610 reviews, I agree it is pretty sad on the part of the reviewers to rip on a camera just because the previous model gave them problems.&nbsp; With all of the postings dealing with Nikon Service Centers returning cameras in worse shape than when they were sent in, I won't be sending my D600 in.&nbsp; I've grown accustomed to cleaning the sensor before every shoot.&nbsp; Not that I am happy about that, but my options are fairly limited as I absolutely love what I am getting out of the camera.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NVSteve, post: 220549, member: 13248"] That's where the analogy fails though-not every mfr will issue a recall for many things. Look at the last Jeep recall-the same one where the NHTSA advised for a recall and Jeep did nothing until the bad press pushed them into action. The vehicle I currently drive has a known issue with the radiator cracking, which leads to contamination of transmission fluid, which leads to a blown transmission. That one is not a recall, although the mfr upped the warranty on the radiator. I'm with Hippie on this. I only purchase something because it is as close to what I want as I can find. If that means I'll keep it around 1 year or 30 years is of no concern, as I don't buy anything like a camera or car as an investment. They simply serve a practical use for me & I will use them until they no longer function, or if I feel something else out there will provide me with something much, much better. As to the negative D610 reviews, I agree it is pretty sad on the part of the reviewers to rip on a camera just because the previous model gave them problems. With all of the postings dealing with Nikon Service Centers returning cameras in worse shape than when they were sent in, I won't be sending my D600 in. I've grown accustomed to cleaning the sensor before every shoot. Not that I am happy about that, but my options are fairly limited as I absolutely love what I am getting out of the camera. [/QUOTE]

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