do you know how many shutter clicks it has on it
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You have to use an external program such as opanda iexf editor. Install and run that program, open a recently taken picture with that program and it will show you what "click" it was taken on. Actually they are called shutter actuations.
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Available in 2004. Shutter rated at over 50,000 clicks. I sold mine around 44,000 clicks. Has small buffer and relatively low Dynamic Range and takes CF cards. Many models were converted to shoot IR.
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I am not 100% sure. But I had an issue with it. giving me error 'press shutter release button again' after using only 2 times and taking 8 photos. Sent back to the seller today. Waiting for response.
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Mine got worse with age. What was a negligible problem at 2,000 clicks became a serious problem at 4,00 clicks. A new shutter made it worse degrading seriously after 1000 shots. I have been without the camera 5 weeks waiting for a supposedly different part number shutter to be installed.Update. Nikon replaced the camera in April with a D610 body. That camera seems fine.
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Basically tells you how many shots this camera has taken. Helpful when re-selling cameras
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There seems to be confusion over 'image number' and 'shutter count' or 'shutter actuations'. The image number is a resettable number, depending on your camera model. And may also show different values for .jpg and RAW images. The shutter count, certainly for Nikon DSLR from my own experience, is not resettable, even if the camera is taken-in for service. The first three digits are a 'folder' number, and the last four digits are the image number which increments on each frame. Probably somewhere in the menu system these can be deleted or reset to zero.
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Indeed, the camera hasn't got a "total number of shots" counter accessible to the user. Mine has nulled the file-numbering three times though, so I know I have over 30 000 shots on it. - It has been semi-retired now for the 5d Mk III, so it will only operate as a backup camera in the future (still working perfectly though)
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not certain on the number , but I have 26 in use now, that includes camera, motion, smoke, doors lock/unlock, flooding, fire, glass break u name it itll do it
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Chedish, It's pretty easy to do. Here is the link to a site that will tell you how. It will tell you the shutter count as well as the date your camera was made. Timhttp://www.pentaxforums.com/pages/check-shutter-count-exif.html
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Yes. If you press the button and push it forward, it keeps the shutter open until you move it back again. It does not have a timer built into it though. You have to count or use a watch.
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Actually to be honest with, it seems to be pretty fast to me at least. It´s pretty impressive how the shutter reacts, as soon as I press the button to take the picture. This is why I bought in the first place; Id say in circumstances where there a lot of movemente its probably less than a second for the camera to record the picture taken I´ve taken so many at a time, its awesome.
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You're looking at 220-250 shots on avg. but of course it all depends on how the camera is being used
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VERY faint noise. You really need to look at the display of number remaining to see if it took. Sometimes you think you pressed the shutter button but it hasn't taken the picture
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When I sold my three D3s, they each had between 28,000 and 34,000 actuations. The shutter is designed for mean time to failure for 300,000 actuations.
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ok... a few problems with this. the cord is not very long so it is difficult to click the shutter from longer distance, but however you may set the shutter timer so that it would automatically switch on the shutter.
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Yes it has a 10 second and 2 second mode and a timed burst mode for multiple exposures
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Shutter count 147,829. No photos of the actual camera, but the camera has some tiny wear spots where the metal body is showing. Pretty typical of a camera that a person earned their living with. I thought I would be able to use it more, but it is so loaded with features I didn't understand, I gave up trying to figure them out and ended up shooting with my D7000.