I want to know about shutter actual count for this 620 body , thank
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I own one of these I have seen articles telling you how to reveal the shutter actuations but they come with warnings about messing up the firmware. As far as I know there is no way to get the exact shutter count with that said the file number given to the next picture you take should put you in the ballpark
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I'm not exactly sure what you're asking, but it looks as if you're asking how many "Shutter Actuations" (peculiar phrase -- in other words, pictures) one can expect from the Nikon D3. According to several websites that I visited, the D3 should see at least 300,000 actuations (although I found this on answers.yahoo.com: "I have a colleague who owns a Nikon D3 which has over one million shutter cycles on it").
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mine came with the 620. not the greatest vid card, but otherwise, pretty sweet system.
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First, you must be buying used. From private seller or photography retailer. Whom ever you are buying from should be able to tell you USA or not. Probably doesn't matter as the only thing that effects is Warranty which has probably expired. Next whom ever you are purchasing from could tell you how many shutter actuations by going to following site. http://regex.info/exif.cgi . The way they do that is take a picture , jpeg is faster but it will read Nikon raw. Follow the sites instructions and upload your picture to their site. It takes a while, again much faster in jpeg. Once it extracts all information contained in your exif file it will display that information. You can't believer the information contained here. Keep scrolling down until you see shutter releases or actuations. It's a long way down but be patient and observant. I did this when I sold my D3S with no problems and I just did it with my Nikon D4, works fine. Good luck I loved my D3S but like my D4 even better.
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Yes camera is still on sale. Great condition works perfectly. 60k on shutter count, rated by 150k by canon but can last up to 300k if taken care of normally (i.e. no drops or spills) any additional questions feel free to ask i am here to help.
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I'm sorry I can't answer as I bought the camera for a friend. Go to DigiReview and all the answers are there. Rich
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I dont know but you can go to the Canon website, they will definitely know and there is a 800 live support line
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according to the manual for my camera-sp560uz w/image size 3264x2448 it would hold 571. i took 372 on my recent trip.
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My understanding is that the 610 shutter was redesigned to tackle this issue. It is hard to find any other technical issues between the 600 and 610. I have had no problem with any sensor spots on this camera, and that is consistent with the reviews I have read. I love the camera.
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I can't answer w/o having a 620. A simple call to Olympus or a reliable camera outlet in NY should know.
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It should. The E-600 (my camera) is almost identical to the e-620, only differing in the omission of a few firmware functions. Mechanically it's the same.
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Sorry, I really don't remember. I was disappointed that it will not bracket (5) as fast as the d7100 shutter release. tom@everiittphoto.com
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When I bought this camera 2 years ago it was brand new in box. The shutter count was zero. So far I've put 4600 clicks on my camera.
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I can't say exactly but at least 60 maybe 80 if full raw and jpeg. spare batteries are cheap I always carry one and if I am working 2 spares several of the spares come with an external charger for cigarette lighter or wall plug-in. It;s a real nice camera and very fast for that zoom range
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I couldn't tell you since my model is 510. Contact a local photograph store, they might know
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I believe I saw the 320 with the 100 symbol on the the Land List website under pack film. You can check out the website yourself. http://www.rwhirled.com/landlist/landdcam-pack.htm. Select "camera" then "pack film".
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http://www.oldtimercameras.com/canon/stock/Model.asp?Model=24168&ModelPage=true