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<blockquote data-quote="Blade Canyon" data-source="post: 203567" data-attributes="member: 15302">Nobody has mentioned the ability to control the D600 over Wifi, or with the Trigger Trap dongle.&nbsp; This is probably why:&nbsp; I have both, but only used them once to go &quot;wow, neato... look what this can do...&quot;, then never hooked either one up again.&nbsp; So, they are cool features, but I have never had a practical reason to use them.That said, the D600 Time Lapse feature that automatically assembles the pics into a movie is a fantastic feature that I have used MANY times.&nbsp;&nbsp; That's why my actuations jumped up so high after I bought it.&nbsp; You can also just have the D600 take&nbsp; regular pictures at a fixed interval, which I use whenever we are taking group shots.&nbsp; Just leave the camera on the tripod or ledge or something, and set it to take a pic every three seconds.&nbsp; We always wind up with at least one good pic, and it's faster than trying to use the remote.AND, with FX, all of my old manual focus Nikon lenses work normally again.&nbsp; 50mm is 50mm!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Blade Canyon, post: 203567, member: 15302"] Nobody has mentioned the ability to control the D600 over Wifi, or with the Trigger Trap dongle. This is probably why: I have both, but only used them once to go "wow, neato... look what this can do...", then never hooked either one up again. So, they are cool features, but I have never had a practical reason to use them. That said, the D600 Time Lapse feature that automatically assembles the pics into a movie is a fantastic feature that I have used MANY times. That's why my actuations jumped up so high after I bought it. You can also just have the D600 take regular pictures at a fixed interval, which I use whenever we are taking group shots. Just leave the camera on the tripod or ledge or something, and set it to take a pic every three seconds. We always wind up with at least one good pic, and it's faster than trying to use the remote. AND, with FX, all of my old manual focus Nikon lenses work normally again. 50mm is 50mm! [/QUOTE]

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