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<blockquote data-quote="gqtuazon" data-source="post: 123158" data-attributes="member: 6573">The issue appears to be an excessive use of lubricating oil.&nbsp; Since I clean my own camera sensor (wet swab), this will not be an issue with me since it only takes me less than 5 minutes to swipe any dust or oil.&nbsp; 24 mp is much more manageable than 36mp. Some prefers the bulky feel of the D800 since they are use to the feel of the D300s, D700 or any of the pro cameras.&nbsp; Performance wise, I think the D600 is well-balanced especially for hobbyist or enthusiast like myself.&nbsp; However, since I already have the D800, I would have preferred a 24mp sensor but I am use to the larger file sizes since I had to upgrade my computer and hard drives to support the larger NEF files. Your decision will be based on your budget and preference.&nbsp; Both will perform really well especially in the high ISO category. I prefer FX cameras since I like the wider field of view compared to the DX cameras.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gqtuazon, post: 123158, member: 6573"] The issue appears to be an excessive use of lubricating oil. Since I clean my own camera sensor (wet swab), this will not be an issue with me since it only takes me less than 5 minutes to swipe any dust or oil. 24 mp is much more manageable than 36mp. Some prefers the bulky feel of the D800 since they are use to the feel of the D300s, D700 or any of the pro cameras. Performance wise, I think the D600 is well-balanced especially for hobbyist or enthusiast like myself. However, since I already have the D800, I would have preferred a 24mp sensor but I am use to the larger file sizes since I had to upgrade my computer and hard drives to support the larger NEF files. Your decision will be based on your budget and preference. Both will perform really well especially in the high ISO category. I prefer FX cameras since I like the wider field of view compared to the DX cameras. [/QUOTE]

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