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<blockquote data-quote="hark" data-source="post: 147224" data-attributes="member: 13196">So sorry to hear about your continued problems!Since you posted the above comment saying the spots returned immediately, it makes me wonder if the back of your lens has gotten dirty from the oil especially since you say there were many spots and Nikon found only one. Have you used those same lenses on your D3200, or do you have DX lenses for that camera?I cleaned my sensor last week as it had spots (after only a few hundred shutter actuations) and need to check it again as I've taken a few hundred more. Since Jake (the original poster) experienced the problem after having his D600 fixed, I'm guessing Nikon doesn't have NEWLY designed shutters to replace the problematic ones. My suggestion would be to select a different Nikon camera body to replace it rather than to sell all your Nikon gear. Most likely you'd take a big loss if you did that. Please let us know how this ultimately resolves.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hark, post: 147224, member: 13196"] So sorry to hear about your continued problems! Since you posted the above comment saying the spots returned immediately, it makes me wonder if the back of your lens has gotten dirty from the oil especially since you say there were many spots and Nikon found only one. Have you used those same lenses on your D3200, or do you have DX lenses for that camera? I cleaned my sensor last week as it had spots (after only a few hundred shutter actuations) and need to check it again as I've taken a few hundred more. Since Jake (the original poster) experienced the problem after having his D600 fixed, I'm guessing Nikon doesn't have NEWLY designed shutters to replace the problematic ones. My suggestion would be to select a different Nikon camera body to replace it rather than to sell all your Nikon gear. Most likely you'd take a big loss if you did that. Please let us know how this ultimately resolves. [/QUOTE]

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