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Nikon D600 FX-format DSLR Announced

Posted September 13, 2012

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Nikon D600 FX-format DSLR Announced

"Today, Nikon Canada announced the 24.3-megapixel D600, an HD-SLR designed to deliver the image quality and performance benefits of a full-frame FX-format sensor in a lightweight, compact form factor. Built for enthusiasts who are ready to take their photography skills to the next level, the D600 offers the superior image quality for which Nikon is known, and makes the transition to full-frame photography more attractive than ever."
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