Filled out form...boxed and ready to be taken to UPS.
Remember everyone to take all accessories off/out of your camera, including the battery.
Now the question is: what is the service they will perform? Replace the shutter? Or just a cleaning. Hopefully, the former!
The solution: Nikon is making available to all owners of D600 cameras (even if Nikon’s product warranty has expired) this customer-service measure, which includes the inspection, cleaning and replacement of the shutter assembly and related parts of your camera
Doesn't surprise me it took a class action for Nikon to do right. Bought binoculars from them not too long ago, and the center wheel that focuses them broke. Under warranty, a $2 part and they refused to fix them without me paying for the repair. Worst customer service I've ever dealt with. Will never buy anything with Nikon on it ever again.
Doesn't surprise me it took a class action for Nikon to do right. Bought binoculars from them not too long ago, and the center wheel that focuses them broke. Under warranty, a $2 part and they refused to fix them without me paying for the repair. Worst customer service I've ever dealt with. Will never buy anything with Nikon on it ever again.
We'll soon see...(or maybe not too soon). I just dropped mine off at UPS. Let's see how long it takes, how good they are at communicating, and most importantly, what comes back to me!
I want to also add, having been mostly using my D7100 lately, that the D600 sensor totally rocks (especially in comparison)! The D7100 sensor was a step backwards for shadow recovery.
Check out these test captures from a shoot yesterday. We were testing the lights. The Alien Bee 800 was set to manual, lowest setting.
As shot, on manual:
Lightroom Auto Adjust, +5 Stops!!!!!!!!! No Noise Reduction.
100% crop from above. Again, no Noise Reduction.
Also, shot all day with the 24-70 F2.8. This has become my favorite FF lens!
With low light conditions and for shadows recovery D600 is super, I agree.
As for me, the problem of dust on the sensor is partially solved - much better than before but still I have to clean it much more often than my D7000. But in many ways I love this camera.
