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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can you get a square trade extended warranty on this refurbished Nikon D610 camera?

A: We do offer a SquareTrade protection plan for this camera. When purchasing you will be able to choose a 1, or 2 year option.

Q: 2. Will a camera flash scare a bear away ?

A: Only if it's camera shy.

Q: 3. Is this refurbished camera?

A: No, it is brand new from Nikon.

Q: 4. Is this D610 Nikon Factory Refurbished or refurbished by a third party source?

A: Whenever our descriptions state that the products are Refurbished then they are factory refurbished.

Q: 5. Does this camera model have just one card slot?

A: No it has 2 sd slots.... very convenient

Q: 6. Screen protector for LCD Screen? My Nikon D7000 had a fixed LCD and a plastic cover that came on it. Do you recommend cutting a phone screen protector to size for the D750 LCD screen or is it pretty durable?

A: I had a similar debate with myself when I bought my D750. My conclusion was that I would rather not worry about the LCD getting scratched. I ended up buying one of these: Vello LCD Screen Protector Ultra for Nikon Df, D4s, D7100, D7200, D610, D750 & D810 Camera B&H # VEGSPUND800 MFR # GSPU-ND800a href= http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/883535-REG/vello_gspu_nd800_screen_protector_ultra_for.html target= _blank http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/883535-REG/vello_gspu_nd800_screen_protector_ultra_for.html/aIt fits perfectly and I can't even tell it's there.

Q: 7. Which lens works more efficiently with the 610: 28-300 or 70-300 ? And why?

A: I owned a D610 for a while but traded up to a D750. The 28-300mm works well with both cameras. The D610's controls were more intuitive while the D750 has required more attention to the manual. I have no experience with the 70-300mm lens. It's really a matter of your needs. I think a lens in the 28-70mm range is very useful. By the way, I've found that the difference between 200mm and 300mm is very slight.

Q: 8. B&H # NID610 MFR # 1540 Is this a refurbished unit? If not is the MB-D14 Multi Battery Power Pack a misprint? Seems too good to be true, sorry if I am a bit hesitant.

A: All items in our inventory are new unless clearly stated otherwise on the item's page, or if you are searching on the Used section of our website. This body is currently offered with the MB-D14 included.

Q: 9. Here's the problem, I'm shooting water fowl with my long lens, trying to get that perfect shot when all a sudden the other birds in the area think I'm interesting and start walking closer to me, and block a clear view of what I am shooting far away. In your expert advice how do I shoo away unwanted birds but not scare away the ones I want within 20-25 ft of camera?

A: - ... take their picture instead, or, ask them politely to step aside. If that doesn't work, roll a joint and blow the exhaled smoke in their direction. In about 10-15 minutes they will all be very relaxed and leave you alone.

Q: 10. is it japan made?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is Thailand. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.