What is the shutter actuations and is this a USA model?
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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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I understand that Nikon is not servicing or providing spare parts to service providers if the camera is not Nikon USA, or what they call grey market. If you ask me, if you buy a Nikon, it still is a Nikon so they should repair it but I know for a fact that they are not repairing them
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Yes. Manual and camera are the U.S. model, unless you are ordering it in directly from a Japanese retailer. All of the Amazon U.S. based retailers will sell you the U.S. version of the camera.
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Its already available but not in US. In US it is already available but for Nikon. We, Canon users, always get it last
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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, that's probably the image stabilization unit. It has some free movement when camera is not powered on - that's normal behavior. Don't know how robust this is on the long term, but from the little I tested it seemed fine. I'd be more concerned about battery life, which is relatively short.
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Yes, it is a genuine Nikon USA product. We do not sell gray market or imported equipment.
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Hello, Mao,I checked the warranty I received and it is only for the United States and Canada.I am very pleased with the camera and the accessories that came with it.I wish you well.Mitos
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If the lens is sold by Amazon.com, it will be the USA version. If it's sold on Amazon by a third party, verify with them that it is not grey market.
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Most of the Amazon Marketplace vendors are not authorized Nikon USA dealers. Check the vendor against the Nikon site. Nonvendors, however, sometimes sell Nikon USA cameras with warranties. Send the camera back if there is no yellow warranty slip. The Nikon "recall" only applies to warranted cameras. Nikon has been installing an updated shutter since April 2014. My experience says you'll likely need one if yours wasn't rebuilt after that date.
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USA, this camera was purchased from Nikon USA authorized dealer in Ashburn, VA
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The one I received was a USA lens with Sigma warranty. It was NOT a "grey market" lens.
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I think may be a grey market product and not covered by USA Nikon. That is what happened to me when I went to register it. However the seller may warrant it. Ask before you buy. Good luck.
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You have to use an external program such as opanda iexf editor. Install and run that program, open a recently taken picture with that program and it will show you what "click" it was taken on. Actually they are called shutter actuations.
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http://regex.info/exif.cgi .The way I found out how to know exact actuations is take latest image captured by camera, jpg is better and faster. upload to the site address I provided above, its actually called Jeffrey's Exif viewer. You won't believe how much information on one little jpg. You will scroll down through information quite a bit until you will see shutter releases or actuations so keep an eye out. Since you are buying from a company you would have to rely on them to do it. You can always check if they tell you how many actuations by following above procedure after you buy camera.
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Hi, Sure, this is a USA Camera and comes with a USA Warranty. Thanks TheImagingWorld
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Yes, I bought new one from Amazon. I don't know how to view shutter counts.
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I own one and assume it was intended for the American market. However I bought it at an unusually good price and I have sen no further ads for it. Still, a nice little camera and new lenses keep coming out.