Does a refurbished camera have
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Don Kuykendall_RIP
RIP :(
I bought a REfurbished D7000 and it did have some clicks on it when I got it. Not very many though. Only a few hundred. I was told that it probably was a store demo that got sent back for refurb and then resold. Never had any problems with it.
I would highly suggest Cameras for Sale | Buy a Digital Camera from Cameta Camera since they give a 1 year warranty on all their refubbished gear instead of just a 90 day. Make me feel better about buying refurbished gear.
RocketCowboy
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I'll second Don's recommendation of Cameta. We got our D5300 from Cameta and had a great experience.
I don't think Nikon resets the shutter count even when they overhaul the shutter mechanism itself, so the count should be there and accurate. There have been a few threads here about shutter counts found on camera bodies, both new and refurbished.
I don't think Nikon resets the shutter count even when they overhaul the shutter mechanism itself, so the count should be there and accurate. There have been a few threads here about shutter counts found on camera bodies, both new and refurbished.
Fred Kingston
Senior Member
I've bought a ton of Nikon factory refurb'd cameras, and they all had intact shutter counts
Bob Blaylock
Senior Member
My refurb D3200 had about 2,800 clicks on it when I got it. Now, it's up to over 31,000.
The question is: If a camera is refurbishing, is the shutter count reset to 0?
That makes more sense. I've never heard of a shutter count zeroed out on a refurbished camera.
