So what is the actual SHUTTER CLICK NUMBER?
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The shutter click number is the number of times the shutter mechanism has actuated over the life of the camera - essentially the number of images taken with that specific camera. For the Nikon D70, the average shutter life is about 70,000 images.
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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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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.
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As far as I know Canon has not provided a way of tracking shutter count in this camera. There is supposed to be some sort of 3rd party app to track current use. Past use does not seem to be available.
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Not quite sure what you are asking - if you are wondering about the maximum shutter speed, it is 1/8000th of a second.
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I believe you want to use "Time" exposure mode, which allows you to click once for shutter open, and click again for shutter close.
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Basically tells you how many shots this camera has taken. Helpful when re-selling cameras
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Unfortunetly I haven't figured that out myself. I only installed the camera 2 days ago and am working out the details right now. I am going to have a friend translate the on screen menu so I can figure out how to use it better
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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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I'm not sure because we haven't used this function on the camera yet. sorry couldn't help you here
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I agree with the prior answer. The Cine version should not click. Was the lens purchased through us? If so call our customer service department and we will look into this. 800-991-3350. Hope that helps.
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Use "A" on the mode dial. A stands for Aperture Preferred. Focus the camera on something, press the shutter half way down then release, and you will see the shutter speed and F stop through the view finder. Twist the main selector dial to change the shutter speed and F stop. Quit twisting when the aperture you want is shown. Start shooting. The F stop you selected will be used, that is why it is called Aperture Preferred mode. By the way, I suggest reading the manual that came with the camera; this and many other good questions you have will be answered. Then you will appreciate your camera more. Use "A" on the mode dial. A stands for Aperture Preferred. Focus the camera on something, press the shutter half way down then release, and you will see the shutter speed and F stop through the view finder. Twist the main selector dial to change the shutter speed and F stop. Quit twisting when the aperture you want is shown. Start shooting. The F stop you selected will be used, that is why it is called Aperture Preferred mode. By the way, I suggest reading the manual that came with the camera; this and many other good questions you have will be answered. Then you will appreciate... » Read More Use "A" on the mode dial. A stands for Aperture Preferred. Focus the camera on something, press the shutter half way down then release, and you will see the shutter speed and F stop through the view finder. Twist the main selector dial to change the shutter speed and F stop. Quit twisting when the aperture you want is shown. Start shooting. The F stop you selected will be used, that is why it is called Aperture Preferred mode. By the way, I suggest reading the manual that came with the camera; this and many other good questions you have will be answered. Then you will appreciate your camera more. « Show Less
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If you hear a click before and after focus and release the shutter in your camera is totally normal....switch the VR off and you will notice that the click disappears...not big deal is totally normal...actually i have a few lenses that click in some way when the VR or OS or VC is ON....for me the results are that really matters...however..without the Vr if the noise of "click" is there then you should call nikon or if you can return for an exchange....good luck...I have thus lens and i made an extensive research about it...plus, I have another lenses like the 105 sigma OS macro and tamron 70-300 VC that some way make some "click" when the VC,OS, or VR is on...
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If you're worried about someone outside the door hearing you push the button to photograph them, don't. The button push makes little to no noise at all. You will "feel" the click but there is no sound.
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Not sure what you mean, there are settings to control the shutter speed on this camera
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Not the question I asked! When I go into Battery Check on the camera shutter count is different for each battery. I'd like to know if this is normal, I would have expected that each battery would show the same number of shutter actuations. I am not asking about max number of actuations for the batteries
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yes, there is a setting called manual mode with shutter speed and aperture. Each setting shows directions for that setting or explains the setting on the screen. We have not begun to use all of the choices, so cannot say how well they work, but take into account that the camera is a $100 camera. We are getting decent pictures from a camera which I am willing to allow my children to try their hands at different settings and pictures, all with digital, so they can be printed or deleted. It is solid and easy to hold. and handle
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Usually there is a little rubber cover over the hole for connection. Look in the hole and see what it looks like and compare it to the end on the shutter release. Not all are the same for the different models and very frustrating.