T tc4 Messages 171 Edit My Images Yes 26 Feb 2011 #1 Most DSLRs have a shutter life of around 100,00. Does this affect your photography in any way? Do you care or just ignore it?
Most DSLRs have a shutter life of around 100,00. Does this affect your photography in any way? Do you care or just ignore it?
PPalmer Messages 159 Name Paul Edit My Images Yes 26 Feb 2011 #2 Don't care at all. If insane to try something I will. My camera is there to be used. But that's just my view Paul
Don't care at all. If insane to try something I will. My camera is there to be used. But that's just my view Paul
snigg Messages 359 Edit My Images No 26 Feb 2011 #3 a 100,000 is loads,if you were to keep your camera for 5 years,it would be 54 shots everyday.
dinners In Memoriam Messages 15,745 Name Phil Edit My Images Yes 26 Feb 2011 #4 Nope Life's too short - just get out there and take your photographs. The only point I'd add is turn down the machine gun setting if you don't need it.
Nope Life's too short - just get out there and take your photographs. The only point I'd add is turn down the machine gun setting if you don't need it.
specialman Messages 8,193 Name Pat MacInnes Edit My Images Yes 26 Feb 2011 #5 snigg said: a 100,000 is loads,if you were to keep your camera for 5 years,it would be 54 shots everyday. Click to expand... or about a year in my case
snigg said: a 100,000 is loads,if you were to keep your camera for 5 years,it would be 54 shots everyday. Click to expand... or about a year in my case
