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<blockquote data-quote="Mark F" data-source="post: 203421" data-attributes="member: 12825">Seriously.&nbsp; I really get tired of listenening to the people who put a camera in front of a focus screen and bitch about back or front focus all the time for every model camera and lens combo. Them and the ones that blow the photo up way past 100% and pixel peep trying to find anything at all to complain about. The d600, like my former D300s like it former d90, like its former d40, are great cameras.&nbsp; No matter what lens I put on it..&nbsp; colors and sharpness are there.&nbsp; The D600 has the high ISO advantage my d300s didn't have.&nbsp; I was hoping for a d400 to come along but instead jumped on the d600 for the FX advantage.&nbsp; I have no complaints except the ones that I have made myself in sub par shots.&nbsp; I'm always trying to become better.&nbsp; This year has been hard.&nbsp; Started out with a fall that broke 5 ribs.. then a gallbladder surgery... then just recently another fall that shattered my right ankle. Recovering from that at the moment and cant take pictures. Really is driving me NUTS.&nbsp; I'm really looking forward to going back out hopefully this winter to shoot some landscapes albeit in areas that are easy to get to.&nbsp; I think I&quot;m done with the difficult rated hikes for a long time.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mark F, post: 203421, member: 12825"] Seriously. I really get tired of listenening to the people who put a camera in front of a focus screen and bitch about back or front focus all the time for every model camera and lens combo. Them and the ones that blow the photo up way past 100% and pixel peep trying to find anything at all to complain about. The d600, like my former D300s like it former d90, like its former d40, are great cameras. No matter what lens I put on it.. colors and sharpness are there. The D600 has the high ISO advantage my d300s didn't have. I was hoping for a d400 to come along but instead jumped on the d600 for the FX advantage. I have no complaints except the ones that I have made myself in sub par shots. I'm always trying to become better. This year has been hard. Started out with a fall that broke 5 ribs.. then a gallbladder surgery... then just recently another fall that shattered my right ankle. Recovering from that at the moment and cant take pictures. Really is driving me NUTS. I'm really looking forward to going back out hopefully this winter to shoot some landscapes albeit in areas that are easy to get to. I think I"m done with the difficult rated hikes for a long time. [/QUOTE]

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