{"id":31660,"date":"2013-11-07T04:30:43","date_gmt":"2013-11-07T12:30:43","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.moosepeterson.com\/blog\/?p=31660"},"modified":"2013-11-06T21:38:38","modified_gmt":"2013-11-07T05:38:38","slug":"the-d610-its-not","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.moosepeterson.com\/blog\/the-d610-its-not\/","title":{"rendered":"The D610 – It’s Not Just a Redo"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The D610<\/strong><\/a> is just a fun camera to use! And while fun is an important reason why we own our gear, there has to be that technical reason as well. It’s no secret I’m a huge fan on the D600 and the D610 is supposed to be the D600 with its issues resolved. Well, I’m of the opinion it’s a bit more than that. I have no insider info, just my experience shooting with the D610 this past week compared to my shooting with the D600 prior. It’s just a better experience with files just a tad sweeter. No, don’t have resolution charts or side by side comparisons, just the experience of looking at images giving me the belief the D610 does a tad better job of taking and producing images. Here’s a couple of examples that have me thinking this. This first one as it appears, is a sunset shot looking to the west with the sun below the horizon and the lights on in the hangar. I’m shooting with the 50f1.4AFS<\/strong><\/a> (being repl as of today with the 58f1.4AFS<\/strong><\/a>) and not having a tripod and being tired, raised the ISO to 800 and went click. Simple, clean results, just a tad nicer than the D600 (field smoke always makes for great colors!). <\/p>\n

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Went to the Houston Space Center and dragged the D610 around though I was shooting with the Coolpix A<\/strong><\/a> most of the time. Finally, at the end of the tour I pulled the D610 out and shot with it. I was looking for just a detail shot to zoom on in post to see what the D610 would deliver. Again, I was shooting at ISO 800 with the 18-35AFS<\/strong><\/a> handheld. You can see for yourself the 200% crop and what the D610 delivers. That’s simply a clean file with lots of detail.<\/p>\n

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I need the D610 for those times when I need to blend. The D4<\/strong><\/a> is just not a “blend in” body but the D610 sure is! I have so much faith in it, I instantly put it to work on a project. At the end of the evening of the 40’s hangar party, after I’d taken the portraits<\/strong><\/a>, I was still looking for a way to get higher to shoot down on the festivities. That’s when I thought of “Betty’s Dream.” A couple of seconds later we were inside and through the hatch shooting. I took up the D610 \/ 18-35AFS and made the clicks real fast (I love the slightly faster FPS of the D610). I realize many would love to see the side by sides, charts and the rest but that’s just now how I go through a piece of gear. I take it in the field and use it where it will either fail or pass and in my book, the D610 more than passes. It delivers what I need to deliver to my clients and I feel it does it better than the D600. <\/p>\n

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And in case you can’t picture popping through the hatch of a B-25, here’s Jake<\/strong><\/a> going up for the shot after I got down. The trick is, DON’T pull on anything red inside the cockpit!<\/p>\n

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