12 thoughts on “Nikon D610 Review – Sample Pictures at high ISO”

1. Thank you for your great info.

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2. In simple words all I can say is that there is a lot of difference in quality and it’s easier to use. At first I hated it like everyone else but once you get used to it you’ll love it WAY more than LR3. When you increase the clarity the picture holds the quality. It doesn’t fall apart like in LR3.

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3. I am using LR3 and you are LR4. Can you please state a few (or more if there are) things that differentiate these two versions. Thank you.

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4. You may not even know you have the issue. Go out, point to the blue sky, change the aperture to like f/18 zoom all the way and take a shot. I don’t know when you go the camera but all the early batches did. Now if Nikon fixed the shutter in the later batches and that’s when you got it then you’re lucky.

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5. Some people will try to make you believe that RAW is a religion and anything less is crap. Ignore them. Is JPEG going to hold as good as RAW in low light situation like you saw in the video? No, it’s not but you can still do a lot to JPEG specially if the lighting conditions are not bad. Not saying you shoot in JPEG because I don’t shoot it n JPEG myself either but I know RAW is not a religion like some people make it.

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6. i didn’t know you can increase the exposure on the dark area when you shoot jpeg

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7. What do you currently shoot with?

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8. It’s too early to tell but this one has a new shutter mechanism so I am going to say, no this one should not have the oil/dust issue.

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9. I have the Nikon d600 and never had an issue with dust and oil. Do all d600s have this issue? Should I expect this?

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10. how about the oil on sensor issue?

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11. Thanks 🙂

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12. I wonder how she took pictures of people. more interested in skin color.

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