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I think Eric has hit upon something. We all expect better with newer equipment but each better camera unless it is a quantum leap, like D3 over D2X, then the quality increase is reduced. This is why I resisted the move to a D4 but went for the cheaper D800 but now find this has too many MP for me.
That D600 looks mighty tempting but with rumors of a D610 coming soon it may be better to hold my money for a while longer. 2014 promises to be a great year for cameras.
Like I said, in this months Nikon pro magazine, I preferred the D4 images to those taken on the D800....without exception. Maybe that was due to many images being moving subject p biased which the higher pixels couldnt match ?
But send the D800 over to me Jonathan, I will give it a good home.
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Eric