Nikon d90 shutter limit
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Joseph Bautsch
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Re: Nikon d90
Every camera shutter survival rate will be different but from what I understand Nikon has tested their shutter system up to 100,000 clicks. I would expect that to be average. Some will fail before that but you probably can expect the shutter to go well beyond that number. You should not suffer a shutter failure for a very long time and by then you will probably want more up to date technology.
Every camera shutter survival rate will be different but from what I understand Nikon has tested their shutter system up to 100,000 clicks. I would expect that to be average. Some will fail before that but you probably can expect the shutter to go well beyond that number. You should not suffer a shutter failure for a very long time and by then you will probably want more up to date technology.
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Browncoat
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Re: Nikon d90
Mr. Bautsch is correct. Here's the official word from Nikon. Note that the D90 is tested to over 100,000 cycles. I know a guy who has over 250,000+ and it still works like a clock.
Mr. Bautsch is correct. Here's the official word from Nikon. Note that the D90 is tested to over 100,000 cycles. I know a guy who has over 250,000+ and it still works like a clock.
Joseph Bautsch
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Thanks Anthony. I had seen that site before but could not remember where it was.
Joseph Bautsch
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The information regarding shutter actuations is hidden in the EXIF data of each photo taken. To find the number you can down load a simple program (free) that will display the count on the last photo taken. I've never used the program. I'm not that curious about it. However here it is. If you want more information about the subject just Google: D90 shutter actuation count (or any other Nikon dslr camera).
Really Useful Software for Nikon DSLRs
Really Useful Software for Nikon DSLRs
Sounds stupid.....sorry.......how do you find this out!?!?!? My was bought from new but I'm interested to see what it's up to
Bri...
if you are a mac user - then just open an image in preview - select cmd and i ... Then select the nikon drop down tab to see the shutter count
if you are a mac user - then just open an image in preview - select cmd and i ... Then select the nikon drop down tab to see the shutter count
I own a Windows PC and use My Shutter Count because there aren't any software downloads needed. I simply upload a photo then wait for it to process the information.
Rancher_RIP
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If I open mine in Picasa the shutter count is listed in properties.
fendydondon
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mine is 105,323..... so far so good
runningtop
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I love my D90 which is now 6 years old and shutter count is 83,000+ and still going strong. I don't know anything about shutter limit, I just update the firmware whenever a new one is available. I love this camera with the 2 kit lenses (18-105 and 70-300). I believe it will last for another five years.
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Don Kuykendall_RIP
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This thread was started in 12-20-2010 so it is a little out of date. Start a new thread with a new topic. Thanks
Bikerbrent_RIP
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As Don said, "This thread was started in 12-20-2010 so it is a little out of date. Start a new thread with a new topic."