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<blockquote data-quote="eli" data-source="post: 113464" data-attributes="member: 10282">Yes, Rockwell is currently bashing the 600 and 800 when comparing these to their respective competition: Canon 6D and 5D mark iii, even to the point of arguing that the 6D is a better camera than both the 600 and 800.&nbsp; Meanwhile, he seems to be taking a lot of pictures with his iphone.&nbsp;&nbsp; I am not a Rockwell basher or fan.&nbsp; I merely want information about the 600 oil/dust spots, whether the problem is stillappearing in newly manufactured 600s, and whether that camera has a greenish tint as Rockwell claims.&nbsp; Also, i want to be sure that the 39 focusing points work well with the full frame sensor and expanded area in comparison to a cropped sensor like the 7000.&nbsp; However, having said all that, i cannot imagine that the Canon 6D is without some of those focusing concerns as well given the 11 focal points of the camera.&nbsp;&nbsp; I think it is fair to compare the D600 and the 6D, the D800s and the 5DMark iii. Otherwise, the comparisons are not methodologically correct.&nbsp; Any news on the &quot;greenish&quot; tint, the focusing points and area, and the oil/dust spots discussed as being the 600s only shortcomings?&nbsp; I hope that these are minor issues and go away since i want to trade up without selling all my gear to go to Canon!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="eli, post: 113464, member: 10282"] Yes, Rockwell is currently bashing the 600 and 800 when comparing these to their respective competition: Canon 6D and 5D mark iii, even to the point of arguing that the 6D is a better camera than both the 600 and 800. Meanwhile, he seems to be taking a lot of pictures with his iphone. I am not a Rockwell basher or fan. I merely want information about the 600 oil/dust spots, whether the problem is still appearing in newly manufactured 600s, and whether that camera has a greenish tint as Rockwell claims. Also, i want to be sure that the 39 focusing points work well with the full frame sensor and expanded area in comparison to a cropped sensor like the 7000. However, having said all that, i cannot imagine that the Canon 6D is without some of those focusing concerns as well given the 11 focal points of the camera. I think it is fair to compare the D600 and the 6D, the D800s and the 5DMark iii. Otherwise, the comparisons are not methodologically correct. Any news on the "greenish" tint, the focusing points and area, and the oil/dust spots discussed as being the 600s only shortcomings? I hope that these are minor issues and go away since i want to trade up without selling all my gear to go to Canon! [/QUOTE]

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