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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 270396" data-attributes="member: 9240">Re: Just oooone more little question on 6/800As someone having both (I have the 600) I will tell you that if I grab only one camera on the way out the door with no particular idea what I'll be shooting it will be the D600.&nbsp; I find no difference in IQ, and often prefer the images I get from the 600 to the 800, which seems a little on the cool/flat side to me in comparison.&nbsp; I also am beginning to loath the cost of uploading 100+ 36MP images.&nbsp; I can hear the cpu fan screaming on my Macbook every time since I convert from NEF to DNG (an unnecessary step for most, but I have my reasons).If presented with the choice of new D610 or slightly used D800 I would unquestionably get the D610, particularly coming from the D5100.&nbsp; Most of the additional functionality you get with the D800 (over the D610) remains untapped by me after one year (I don't use the 4 sets of menu bank settings, just one).&nbsp; You also get a 2 fps advantage with the D610 over the D800, which if you're doing sports or wild life may be a significant advantage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 270396, member: 9240"] [b]Re: Just oooone more little question on 6/800[/b] As someone having both (I have the 600) I will tell you that if I grab only one camera on the way out the door with no particular idea what I'll be shooting it will be the D600. I find no difference in IQ, and often prefer the images I get from the 600 to the 800, which seems a little on the cool/flat side to me in comparison. I also am beginning to loath the cost of uploading 100+ 36MP images. I can hear the cpu fan screaming on my Macbook every time since I convert from NEF to DNG (an unnecessary step for most, but I have my reasons). If presented with the choice of new D610 or slightly used D800 I would unquestionably get the D610, particularly coming from the D5100. Most of the additional functionality you get with the D800 (over the D610) remains untapped by me after one year (I don't use the 4 sets of menu bank settings, just one). You also get a 2 fps advantage with the D610 over the D800, which if you're doing sports or wild life may be a significant advantage. [/QUOTE]

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