Nikon D600 is recently announced affordable fullframe camera from Nikon, see the specification comparison below and select the best camera based on your needs,
Nikon D600 vs. Nikon D4 Specification Comparison
Nikon D600 vs. Nikon D4 sensor score
We have also included Nikon D600 vs Nikon D4 sensor score, Nikon D600 sensor showing better result in every test and even the low-light score of Nikon D600 is bit better than the Nikon D4 flagship full-frame camera.
Nikon D600 Price vs. Nikon D4 Price
Nikon D600 is more affordable and comes at $2K and for Nikon D4 you have to pay approx $6k.
Conclusion.
Nikon D600 is affordable, excellent performer and bit light weight and small, Nikon D4 have better standard ISO range, better AF system and fast shutter + Continuous shooting speed.
Based on High-ISO test, Specification Comparison, DXOMark Lab report and Nikon D600 price difference, we recommend Nikon D600 for our users. But if you want neat High-ISO images (ISO 3200+) and advance AF system with fast burst speed, you may move towards D4.
See kai doing a long 11:32 sec review of Canon EOS 1Dx vs Nikon D4, and the winner is…better to see the review and decide yourself. But whatever you decide please use the link below to buy your new camera…
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Finally first comparison between the Nikon D4 and the Canon EOS 1D X is now available, Matt head of xerodigital tested both Canon 1D X and Nikon D4 side by side, based on test result the overall performance of 1D X is really impressive.
Camera / shot setting: Images captured at RAW mode, processed in Lightroom 4, sharpening and noise reduction set to zero.
Main points of the review
ISO performance: Nikon D4 seemed to have cleaner highlights, while the Canon 1Dx appeared to have better contrast and possibly cleaner shadows. In the end, if we have to award a point here and pick a winner, it’s the Nikon D4 – by a hair
AF in Low-light: During the low-light Test condition Nikon D4 performed better, focuses bit quickly than Nikon D4.
AF Speed: The Canon 1Dx ABSOLUTELY DESTROYED the Nikon D4 in the AF speed test. Canon 1D X is three times faster than the Nikon D4.
Autofocus Consistency: Winner Canon 1D X
Shadow recovery: Winner Nikon D4
AFTER A DECADE OF SHOOTING PROFESSIONALLY WITH NIKON CAMERAS, MATT IS THINKING OF SWITCHING TO CANON…
A head to head comparison between the two flagship cameras. In the end, a decision is made!
Nikon issued a firmware update for locking-up issue and other minor problems, see our previous post – Nikon D800 and D4 problems
D800 Firmware Update – version 1.01(Modifications enabled in this version)
When a still image was captured while viewing existing images in playback mode, the monitor turned off, the memory card access lamp glowed steadily, and, in some rare cases, the camera ceased to respond to operations. This issue has been resolved.
When the Wireless Transmitter WT-4 was used with certain settings applied, RAW images were also transferred when Wireless transmitter>Transfer settings>Send file as was set to JPEG only. This issue has been resolved.
A dark shadow sometimes appeared at the bottom edge of images captured with Active D-Lighting set to any option other than Off with Image area set to 5:4 (30×24). This issue has been resolved.
D4 Firmware Update – version 1.01(Modifications enabled in this version)
When a still image was captured while viewing existing images in playback mode, the monitor turned off, the memory card access lamp glowed steadily, and, in some rare cases, the camera ceased to respond to operations. This issue has been resolved.
When network functions were used with certain settings applied, RAW images were also transferred when Network>Send file as was set to JPEG only. This issue has been resolved.
When an option that utilized the main command dial was selected for Custom Setting f15: Playback zoom, and an image was zoomed in or out with playback with certain settings applied, shooting shutter speed, aperture, and exposure compensation settings were sometimes changed. This issue has been resolved.
Now after 5D mark III light leak problem its time for Nikon D800 & D4, Nikon identified a small unit of Nikon D800 and D4 can lock up and become unresponsive, you can prevent this if you disable the highlight and RGB histogram displays of the camera.
In a statement to PDN Online, Nikon Said
Nikon has received reports of a small number of D4/D800 users who are experiencing ‘locking up’ issues, where the camera becomes unresponsive until the battery is removed and reinserted,
Nikon’s statement reads. “Nikon is investigating a permanent solution to this issue and will update users accordingly. To immediately resolve this issue, users can turn off both the ‘Highlights’ and ‘RGB Histogram’ display options in the ‘Playback Display Options’ sub-menu found in the ‘Playback’ menu.
Nikon also verified a small “run” of Nikon D800 is suffering from a viewfinder problem,
the viewfinder show out of focus problem identified by fstoppers , the camera did focus properly the scene still looked a bit out of focus through the viewfinder, In a reply to this problem Nikon said “a run” of D800s have an issue with viewfinder alignment.
Nikon D800 vs. Nikon D4 High ISO (RAW and JPEG) image comparison test done at focus-numerique (French Website), Nikon D800 images are re-sized to match Nikon D4 resolution.
DxOLab tested the Nikon D4, the overall score of Nikon D4 sensor is 89. Nikon D4 is the best Full-Frame camera score ever measured on DxOMark. The Nikon D4 placed 2nd (based on Overall score), just 2 point behind the medium format phase-one, but its really interesting to see Nikon D3s is still the undisputed king of low light photography.
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