Nikon's D600 DSLR Camera features a full-frame 24.3MP FX-format CMOS sensor in a compact form-factor. That means the D600 is both slimmer than a traditional HDSLR and more budget-friendly. And with a full-sized sensor also comes a powerful engine, the expeed 3 processing system ...Nikon's D600 DSLR Camera features a full-frame 24.3MP FX-format CMOS sensor in a compact form-factor.
That means the D600 is both slimmer than a traditional HDSLR and more budget-friendly. And with a full-sized sensor also comes a powerful engine, the expeed 3 processing system enables features such as 5.5 fps continuous shooting at full resolution. Also compact as it may be the D600 still fits in a 3.2" LCD monitor.
The D600 also has other hardy features that allow the camera to stretch for the photographer's needs. Such features include a wide ISO range of 100-6400 which is also expandable to 50-25600. This allows shots to be captured in a variety of lighting situations from low-light to bright with minimal image noise.
The camera also has 39 focus points for wide-area AF coverage for both stills and HD video capture. Other ways that the D600 enables the photographer to focus on the job at hand include features like Nikon's well-known metering and onboard intelligence. The camera uses the company's intelligent Scene Recognition System with 3D Color Matrix Metering II for beautiful high-def images.
This metering takes into account brightness contrast subject distance and the scene colors for accurate balanced photos. The i-TTL flash auto white balance subject tracking and autofocus all come into play as well. The camera is an HDSLR featuring 1080p HD video capture.
Selectable frame rates include 30/25/24p at the highest resolution and 30/25/24p at 720p.