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A New D750 Advisory
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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 538099" data-attributes="member: 9240"><p>Two posts above yours (back one page) I posted a link to a Photographylife story on the issue that speaks to how to test for it on your camera. Take a look and test it out. Easiest way seems to be to shoot into the sun in Live View mode and look for a darker bar across the top as it only shows up when the shutter is open as it is in Live View (you can't see it through the viewfinder).</p><p></p><p>Shutter count is contained in the firmware and not within the shutter and it is not reset when the shutter is replaced. If you send it in for service and want to know how many clicks on a new shutter, open the first image you take with it in Photoshop (or PSE). Go to<strong> File -> File Info</strong>, and then to the <strong>Raw Data</strong> tab. Scroll/Search for <strong><em>ImageNumber</em></strong> and the number found there will be the starting number for your new shutter.</p><p></p><p>BTW, this is a lot faster and a lot easier than uploading a shot to one of those shutter count websites.</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]201131[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 538099, member: 9240"] Two posts above yours (back one page) I posted a link to a Photographylife story on the issue that speaks to how to test for it on your camera. Take a look and test it out. Easiest way seems to be to shoot into the sun in Live View mode and look for a darker bar across the top as it only shows up when the shutter is open as it is in Live View (you can't see it through the viewfinder). Shutter count is contained in the firmware and not within the shutter and it is not reset when the shutter is replaced. If you send it in for service and want to know how many clicks on a new shutter, open the first image you take with it in Photoshop (or PSE). Go to[B] File -> File Info[/B], and then to the [B]Raw Data[/B] tab. Scroll/Search for [B][I]ImageNumber[/I][/B] and the number found there will be the starting number for your new shutter. BTW, this is a lot faster and a lot easier than uploading a shot to one of those shutter count websites. [ATTACH type="full"]201131._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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