That's on top of the fact that Nikon, as a company, refuses to sell replacement parts to independent repair businesses like Camera Care. The policy has been in place since 2012.

My handful of past Nikon repairs were always sent to Nikon by my local camera shop. This parts availability would make no change to my history and therefore has no influence over my future purchases.

I hope that means it's not in estimate status and it's in fix-my-damn-camera status. Luckily it just broke less than a month before the 1 year warranty was up.

Nikon has issued a technical service advisory to all D600 owners that concerns a sensor problem due to dust and oil.

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Nikon has pushed out updates to fix both of those problems. First is the Nikon Coolpix S6700 update, which brings the firmware up to version 1.1.