Rumors about the Nikon D600 have been documented at Nikon Rumors since April. It will use a new Sony 24mp sensor and will be the cheapest full-frame digital camera you can buy — some are saying as little as $1500, although AKSARBENT will believe that when we see it.
It will shoot video up to 1/2 hour (almost 3x as long as the $3500 Canon 5d Mk III) at H.264/MPEG-4 AVCHD (24, 25 or 30 frames per second at 1080p and 60 FPS at 720p) and will output uncompressed full HD through its HDMI port. An optional wifi-accessory for the D600 was briefly spotted on Nikon's web site before it disappeared — the first official preannouncement acknowledgement of the product by Nikon.
Some Best Buy stores have already received display shelf power adapters for a new Nikon camera, identified on the tag as "Nikon D000."
Other highlights:
- 24.7MP full frame sensor
- Built-in HDR (like the 5100)
- Max shutter speed of 1/4000
- Weight: 760g (850g with battery and memory cards), the D800 weights 900g
- 3.2" LCD with 921K dot with ambient sensor control
- Viewfinder coverage: 100%
- The Nikon D600 will have built-in AF motor
- The body most probably will be weather sealed
- ISO range: 100-6400 (with Lo-1 ISO 50 and Hi-2 ISO 25,600)
- 39 AF points (with an option of 11 AF points), 9 cross-type AF points
- AF face detection
- Exposure compensation: ±5 EV (same as the D800)
- The D600 will probably use the EN-EL15 rechargeable Li-ion battery
- 5 fps (same as the D700, the D800 has 4fps)
- 2 SD card slots with Eye-fi support
- Build-in retouching images functionality
- Built-in flash with sync speed of 1/250s
- Two user settings: U1 and U2
- Fn button
- Auto DX crop mode
- In-camera RAW editor
- Built in time-lapse functionality
- New external battery grip
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