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Photozack81 wrote:
that is a high shutter count but also consider the life that camera has lived. It could be falling apart or in decent to OK or better. This matters.
Right, I will check the condition. It has apparently spent the life in studio, so it seems to be in good shape but I am not sure.
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TX-Photog wrote:
Depends how it was used. In a studio on a tripod all the time and it wouldn't bother me as much but if used in the field and beat on no thanks. I bought a used D850 with 4K shutter clicks in Nov for $1,900. I would keep shopping unless you can get it for $900 or less.
Thanks, I was looking at a particular figure like you mentioned. It has spent life in studio.
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gnet158 wrote:
Like others said, if it doesn't show like it has 300k on the clock and you need 45mp camera then go for it. New shutter should be under $500. But if beat up, then pass.
I am ok with any camera around $900-950 or less (D810) but since this popped up, my curiosity piqued. I don't really need 45mp, but D850 is such a stellar camera not just because of all the pixels, so I was interested. The shutter replacement comes out to be $450 as you said.
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lara_ckl wrote:
Also, can you afford a shutter failure? Can you afford to have the shutter die at a bad time? Say before/during an important trip or a paid gig?
PS. If the previous owner got this camera the first day it was available (8 September 2017 according to Wikipedia), then it would have to have shot ~535 shots per workday since then to get to 320K shutter count.
I can afford a shutter failure and I wouldn't honestly mind if it breaks randomly. I just wanted to know what should be the right price for this kind of body and if anyone bought something with such high count. I didn't think of the math! It wasn't bought on launch day, it was bought around December 2017 - so even higher shots/day. Holy wow.
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