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<blockquote data-quote="Nathan Lanni" data-source="post: 339567" data-attributes="member: 14629">I'm sorry. Didn't mean to offend. I really like both cameras.No question: The D610 is a step forward for me in terms of the sensor, and there's plenty of other advantages too. One thing I really like is the Mode Dial has a mode for the remote.The irony of this is I kind of laugh at myself when I read my words. My first &quot;real&quot; film camera was an Argus C3 Tan and Black 35mm rangefinder. I guess they call them the &quot;The Brick&quot; now days - you see really nice examples all the time on ebay for $50 -$100. Mine is still around in a box somewhere but I'm thinking of picking up a C3 off ebay to take a trip down memory lane. Everything was manual. It had an attached separate light meter, separate flash attachment, manual focus lens, f/ - and I loved that camera and I think my photos were fairly descent.Thanks for your comments.Cheers</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nathan Lanni, post: 339567, member: 14629"] I'm sorry. Didn't mean to offend. I really like both cameras. No question: The D610 is a step forward for me in terms of the sensor, and there's plenty of other advantages too. One thing I really like is the Mode Dial has a mode for the remote. The irony of this is I kind of laugh at myself when I read my words. My first "real" film camera was an Argus C3 Tan and Black 35mm rangefinder. I guess they call them the "The Brick" now days - you see really nice examples all the time on ebay for $50 -$100. Mine is still around in a box somewhere but I'm thinking of picking up a C3 off ebay to take a trip down memory lane. Everything was manual. It had an attached separate light meter, separate flash attachment, manual focus lens, f/ - and I loved that camera and I think my photos were fairly descent. Thanks for your comments. Cheers [/QUOTE]

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