Nikon D600 Sensor Dust (and Oil) Time-lapse created by Kyle Clements, the video gives you details how oil and dust cover D600 sensor after 1000 shots without leaving home or changing the lens.
Camera and shot setting: Brand new Nikon D600, 50mm 1.8D lens, and Keep in mind that photographer is not changing lenses; all this dust is coming from inside the camera.
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If you run the image sensor cleaning function does it clean the dust?
It will clear some dust but oil will remain there, you should do manual cleaning to completely clean your sensor…
[…] Nikon D600 Sensor Dust Issue By admin, on November 28th, 2012 Toronto-based artist Kyle Clements D600 dust time-lapse video viewed more than 3K people around world, Kyle decided to do capture 1000 shot again without […]
I would not even look at Nikon D 600 if Nikon does nothing about this problem. They have manufactured this model camera and they have to make sure that it is clean. Fotographers who do have problems with this should send their D 600 on Mash back to Nikon. May be this will help. The least they could have done is replacing the camera. John