08-18-2013, 07:34 PM
Personally, I don't think that there is a significant difference regarding image output between those two cameras in real life. In fact, my impression is that both brands were really close in this regard over the recent years. Not for those who discuss decimal DR advantages, for sure, but to those who actually just go out and use those cams.
Specifically regarding the two cameras discussed here: somehow Nikon managed to make the D600 feel arkward, at least in my hands. It's basically the same body as the D7000 or D7100, but they changed the grip and thus made it less comfortable.
Apart from that, ergonomics is not necessarily something that can be discussed objectively. Some like the Canon way better, others prefer Nikon's approach. It comes down to the advice given right at the beginning at the thread: try both and decide yourself which you like better.
-- Markus
Specifically regarding the two cameras discussed here: somehow Nikon managed to make the D600 feel arkward, at least in my hands. It's basically the same body as the D7000 or D7100, but they changed the grip and thus made it less comfortable.
Apart from that, ergonomics is not necessarily something that can be discussed objectively. Some like the Canon way better, others prefer Nikon's approach. It comes down to the advice given right at the beginning at the thread: try both and decide yourself which you like better.
-- Markus
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