i upgraded from a d3100 after 4 years of shooting with it. its worth every penny and feels like heaven using it. the ISO is one of the USP and gets real great images with the full frame. one of the best buys for those who wanna go FX

I moved from DX to FX going from the D7100 (an excellent DX camera) to the D610, handling and control pretty much the same. Forget the issues you heard about with the D600 and oil on the sensor, it has been fixed with this model.

FX; pro body; excellent low light performance; DX/FX switch

Can be pricey moving to FX if you only have DX lenses

This camera was reasonably priced and is everything I want in a camera.

First of all lets look about its specifications: -It has a 24.3 MP cmos sensor . My Views Its a great camera. Great for professionals.According to my budget I had chosen two dslr. First is Nikon D610 and the other was D7100. But after trying both the dslr I settled for D610.

The camera was replaced after one week due to spots on the sensor; The replacement after 3 weeks of use is in a worse condition with over 30 spots on the sensor ( possibly oil ); Only one lens has been fitted to the body since new, therefore the contamination is from an internal source.

I purchased this product with the interest of entering photography, I was very much a beginner, since purchasing this camera I have learnt so much and grown so much as a photographer. It was definitely worth the money.

Nice sharpe photographs good battery usage time great setting capabilitys

Barely different but still brilliant, this replaces the D600 as our Best Buy full-frame SLR

The Nikon D610 is their most affordable and compact full-frame (FX-format) camera. Both image quality and overall performance are excellent, and the video capabilities outperform most dSLRs on the market. Read more in our Full Conclusion .

iAuto shooting mode is accurate and easy in all situations; Dedicated Video Capture Button is always ready to record; Overall performance is incredibly fast; Amazing image quality at lower ISO settings; Higher ISO settings do produce a lot of noise; but are all good for each setting when compare to...

Not really a new camera model; more of a fix for the D600 issues; Highest ISO settings are over the top with image noise; Fixed screen; not movable to help in awkward shooting situations; No built-in WiFi

If you are interested in full-frame shooting and are looking for a camera that delivers amazing dynamic range, excellent image quality, and full feature set with great performance for both still images and video, all for around $2000, then look no further… this is your camera.

Excellent Image Quality; Amazing Dynamic Range; High quality performance; Full range of features; Dual SD card slots; Shutter fix is an improvement over the D600; full frame; weather sealed camera with loads of features for the price

Small AF coverage compared to some other full-frame DSLRs; Wifi not included; purchase as optional accessory; AF struggles a bit in very low light; gets there but is slow; 1/200 sync speed for flash; 1/4000 top shutter speed (same as D600