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<blockquote data-quote="lcjhnsn" data-source="post: 213573" data-attributes="member: 13749">Greetings, Lance J from Colchester CT here.I bought my D610 when they showed up at my local camera store on 10/17.&nbsp; I traded in a D7100 for the D610.&nbsp; So, I gave up a more advanced auto focus system to gain the full frame sensor.&nbsp; Other than the presumed fix for the sensor contamination of the D600, I think the only new features are an improved automatic White Balance algorithm and the &quot;Quiet&quot; continuous mode.&nbsp; At this point, I'm not sure I can tell the difference in automatic white balance performance from my D7100.&nbsp; But I can categorically say that the Quiet Continuous shooting mode is no quieter than the CH setting.&nbsp; It seems to slow down the mirror actuation, but it certainly doesn't change the noise output.&nbsp; When all is said and done, I got what I was looking for... the full frame sensor in the latest most affordable Nikon body available.&nbsp; I've taken about 1000 images so far and am very happy with the results.&nbsp; Now, I'm waiting for Adobe to issue a LR 5 update so I can actually import and manipulate the D610 NEF files.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="lcjhnsn, post: 213573, member: 13749"] Greetings, Lance J from Colchester CT here. I bought my D610 when they showed up at my local camera store on 10/17. I traded in a D7100 for the D610. So, I gave up a more advanced auto focus system to gain the full frame sensor. Other than the presumed fix for the sensor contamination of the D600, I think the only new features are an improved automatic White Balance algorithm and the "Quiet" continuous mode. At this point, I'm not sure I can tell the difference in automatic white balance performance from my D7100. But I can categorically say that the Quiet Continuous shooting mode is no quieter than the CH setting. It seems to slow down the mirror actuation, but it certainly doesn't change the noise output. When all is said and done, I got what I was looking for... the full frame sensor in the latest most affordable Nikon body available. I've taken about 1000 images so far and am very happy with the results. Now, I'm waiting for Adobe to issue a LR 5 update so I can actually import and manipulate the D610 NEF files. [/QUOTE]

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