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<blockquote data-quote="NVSteve" data-source="post: 192498" data-attributes="member: 13248">I personally don't care about the resale value as I didn't buy it as an investment for a future sale, although I can understand how others hold an opposite view.&nbsp; I agree that something should be done for current D600 owners, especially if it is proven or leaked that the D610 really does contain a fix to the &quot;spot &amp; dust problem.&quot;&nbsp; As to the D610, I don't see anything wrong with the rumor of its pending arrival at all.&nbsp; In fact, it makes a lot of sense.&nbsp; The D600 is their entry level model &amp; I wouldn't be suprised to see updates to its line just as often as the other entry level APS-C models.If the rumor proves to be true &amp; I was currently in the market for a new FF body, I would wait for the D610 to be released &amp; then get evaluated by consumers for a while.&nbsp; If not spot problem, the D610 it would be, even if the D600 ends up being $1k less at the time.&nbsp; A lot of things in life are a compromise, but having to blow off or wet clean a sensor before every outing is a bit much for some of us.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NVSteve, post: 192498, member: 13248"] I personally don't care about the resale value as I didn't buy it as an investment for a future sale, although I can understand how others hold an opposite view. I agree that something should be done for current D600 owners, especially if it is proven or leaked that the D610 really does contain a fix to the "spot & dust problem." As to the D610, I don't see anything wrong with the rumor of its pending arrival at all. In fact, it makes a lot of sense. The D600 is their entry level model & I wouldn't be suprised to see updates to its line just as often as the other entry level APS-C models. If the rumor proves to be true & I was currently in the market for a new FF body, I would wait for the D610 to be released & then get evaluated by consumers for a while. If not spot problem, the D610 it would be, even if the D600 ends up being $1k less at the time. A lot of things in life are a compromise, but having to blow off or wet clean a sensor before every outing is a bit much for some of us. [/QUOTE]

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