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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Brian" data-source="post: 220717" data-attributes="member: 17621">That's basically the real problem- Nikon has left a lot of D600 customers in the dust with the D610 being introduced so quickly. Many cameras have has problems in the first year, but the manufacturers revise and correct the problems: not just dump it and replace with a new model. As first-production cameras are returned for repair, the revised/corrected parts are used to update the camera.Nikon simply needs to put in place a program to replace D600's being returned for the second time for repair with D610's. This program should include out-of-warranty cameras being pro-rated for the return. Leica did this for the M8 which has been out of production since 2009 when replacement parts for faulty LCD's were exhausted.</blockquote>