Nikon D601 Question

[Haselsh1]

I currently use a Nikon D3300 digital SLR which as I am sure you know, is Nikon's cheapest. I am toying with the idea of buying a Nikon D601 which is considerably more expensive. The D3300 uses a half frame CCD whereas the D601 uses a full frame CCD. Both cameras are around 24mp. Would I actually benefit...? Apart from the physical reasons behind the CCD's, would I actually benefit...?

Someone out there must know the answers.

Either a Nikon D3300 with very expensive lenses or Nikon D601 with cheaper lenses...?

Many thanks in anticipation.

[Audio Al]

Hi Shaun

You could ask the question here https://www.talkphotography.co.uk

:)

[Stryder5]

It depends really on how large you want to print your photos and what format you can use, if you can take photos in native format and convert them to tiff files then you won't see any difference.

The answer really is to use the best lenses.

JPEG files are very lossy, if you are photo editing, you loose data every time you modify and save.

[Haselsh1]

Yes Gary, I agree and use TIFF's whenever possible. I also kind of agree that I should use the best lenses I can preferably from Nikon.