Am I able to see the shutter count before I purchase?
602338
We do not open any of the refurbished Nikon products that we sell therefore we do not know what the shutter count on the camera will be.
834148
Good question. When I registered it on NIKON's website, it came back saying "Serial Number Not Found". However, it did give me the option of entering it anyway, which I did. So to answer your question: I don't know for sure.
738115
Indeed, the camera hasn't got a "total number of shots" counter accessible to the user.Mine has nulled the file-numbering three times though, so I know I have over 30 000 shots on it.- It has been semi-retired now for the 5d Mk III, so it will only operate as a backup camera in the future (still working perfectly though)
1516620
I would call sony support for the correct answer..They do have a 800 number.. They couldn't help me though..This camera was built with factory defects I guess. It takes way too long to open shutter and reset..Not worth the money
1883072
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.
946402
Hi there. Sorry took so long to respond. Been out of the country. The camera has about 10k shutters.
1887119
These are generic batteries. The camera does display the remaining capacity. However, they do not have the circuitry as OEM Canon batteries, therefore, they do not have the electronic serial number for the camera to track the shutter count.
1281070
It depends on what seller you buy it from and the quality of the maintenance they had on the camera, so you can't really ask it as a whole. But from my experience from slinger777/slinger photo, I received a fully functioning camera that had a working shutter, light meter with battery, and regular smooth turning knobs/lens.
943466
Yes there is. Set the exposure dial to "P". This is the programed (automatic) mode.
906720
I think you have a window of time to purchase the protection plan. I waited until after I received the camera and knew for sure I would not return it and then purchased it--probably 5 days after the purchase. Be sure to send them a copy of the invoice from Amazon. It is VERY easy to do.
1251513
Not that we're aware of. We just recently bought the camera and haven't used it much. It does have a time-delayed option -- as in setting up the camera for a shot and joining in the picture. But not a time-elapsed feature that we know of.cj
1129747
I can't remember, once we can find the camera I will check and let you know. Thank you.
860779
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
2232083
This is a great camera but there are so many features I don't know them all yet. I'm almost certain I remember reading that it has a self-timer, but I haven't used that so I don't know if it applies to more than one pic.
453695
There's a setting in the cameras menu that indicates if the shutter can be released remotely. I suppose if you have that option this device can activate it.
1368893
It depends if you're buying it as a new retail camera (the current $1300 listing), or a used one that also might not have all the items included with a new purchase (instruction book, charger, etc; such as the current $109 listing). Or, you know, work. But most sellers should tell you the status of the item and what is included.
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There is a date stamp. It's not something I use much but I can always tell the date as long as card is still in the camera. Once you dump photos onto hard drive, I think you'd have to catalogue by date.