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I asked this last year... just seeing how everyone is doing!

8522.

Is there a way to view it via the menus?
I sort of roughly know how many I've taken give or take 500-1000.

Thanks for the reminder Scott - I just checked mine, 11857 actuations. BTW, for those that don't know how to play this game, there are some programs that tells you the number of shutter actuations.

Opanda Software's IEXIF

and

Dr Chung's Shutter Count Extractor (with unique shutter serial number support).

6824

6416 and I've only had it since late November

my most recent images have gone through CS so thats removed from the exif headers, i think.

since october for me.

6815 since october....


Going strong!

A little over 7k since August. Most of those were done trying different things on test subjects.

Cheers

Matt

ERK! 21700. I thought it would be much higher! I'd better get cracking and do some stuff.

Matt. K wrote:ERK! 21700. I thought it would be much higher! I'd better get cracking and do some stuff.

rewind its odometer and put it on the market

Here's a link to ExifTool by Phil Harvey for the Mac platform which is suppose to read all Exif data including shutter count, sourced from the Nikonians website.

It is a Perl Module which uses the Mac system's Unix Terminal. It's suppose to be very easy to use but I haven't gotten the hang of it yet. Maybe one of you can figure it out and give lessons on the board.

http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/

im at about 3300 since early december. not that im worried but is there any sort of life on the parts?

edit. thought it was 3600 but wrote 6300 but its actually 3300

4,300 I feel guilty not using mine compared to you guys

Only 1764 I better get a wriggle on.

Looks like I'm the straggler, still less then 1000 and will be 12 months in April.

phillipb wrote:Looks like I'm the straggler, still less then 1000 and will be 12 months in April.

You still leave the D70 in the box 1K is not due for the first service yet!

SoCal Steve wrote:Here's a link to ExifTool by Phil Harvey for the Mac platform which is suppose to read all Exif data including shutter count, sourced from the Nikonians website.

It is a Perl Module which uses the Mac system's Unix Terminal. It's suppose to be very easy to use but I haven't gotten the hang of it yet. Maybe one of you can figure it out and give lessons on the board.

http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/

I use exiftool under Linux and it is GREAT!

Just 2660

The more mileage you see, the more worry isn't it?
No, be courage! it's time to think about the upgrade for the next released model.

hehe... Just remember the odd guy with the pomerianians shutter died at 115K

MHD wrote:hehe... Just remember the odd guy with the pomerianians shutter died at 115K

he is the one lucky bugger! to achieve at that mileage.
With the average shooter, it'll take more than 10 years to reach 100K.

Hi Birddog114,

I sat down and did some calculations which indicated that it will take me 10 years or more to get 100.000 shutter releases.
Cool, what is there to worry ?
Bu what if the shutter or CCD or whatever decides to die after a year ?
The more mileage the more I hope that my extended warranty comes into play.
I would expect that if the shutter dies after 2 years or three years
it will get fixed.
Also if the sensor decides to go cactus, I would hope the same applies.
I have bought extended warranty for the D70 because I haven't planned to replace the camera every 2-3 years like a PC.
I also believe that the quality of the D70 is not going to turn into compost because some other model is going to be way ahead in capabilities.
I don't replace certain things such as: TV, stereo, camera, car etc every year or two years or so, however I could but what's the point ?

Sorry, that's my little rant about how I dislike how quality items appear to become worthless or undesirable after a short time.

Cheers
CD

christiand wrote:Hi Birddog114,

I sat down and did some calculations which indicated that it will take me 10 years or more to get 100.000 shutter releases.
Cool, what is there to worry ?
Bu what if the shutter or CCD or whatever decides to die after a year ?
The more mileage the more I hope that my extended warranty comes into play.
I would expect that if the shutter dies after 2 years or three years
it will get fixed.
Also if the sensor decides to go cactus, I would hope the same applies.
I have bought extended warranty for the D70 because I haven't planned to replace the camera every 2-3 years like a PC.
I also believe that the quality of the D70 is not going to turn into compost because some other model is going to be way ahead in capabilities.
I don't replace certain things such as: TV, stereo, camera, car etc every year or two years or so, however I could but what's the point ?

Sorry, that's my little rant about how I dislike how quality items appear to become worthless or undesirable after a short time.

Cheers
CD

CD,
I doubt the replacement parts of the D70 will be available in the next 2 or 3 years, smart way is getting an extend warranty like you got, but that will be in the hand of the insurers and their repairer to make the decision to repair or not.
They might have to select the decision to give you a new model instead of fix it due to non economical repair bills, same as car.
If you got the cover, then you don't have to worry, but not all of us have the same like yours.
Same as TV/ Monitor or stereo system, mostly the insurers will cover all the repair if it fails and also will replace if it can't be fixed or non economical.
You don't often replace your gears but number of people did same as I. Fortunately, I work for the company and they pay the bills and we write them off few years after, and they gone into the "company museum"

what is the expected life of the shutter?

Birddog114,

that is exactly my thinking.
If it can't be repaired I should hope it will be replaced with the current model, whatever that may be.
So I assume the warranty (insurer for that matter ) has an obligation.
The other thing is that I expect that my insurance will have to replace the D70 with whatever equivalent or better model is available at that time it may suffer from loss or damage.

That's the plan Stan.

Cheers
CD

christiand wrote:Birddog114,

that is exactly my thinking.
If it can't be repaired I should hope it will be replaced with the current model, whatever that may be.
So I assume the warranty (insurer for that matter ) has an obligation.
The other thing is that I expect that my insurance will have to replace the D70 with whatever equivalent or better model is available at that time it may suffer from loss or damage.

That's the plan Stan.

Cheers
CD

CD,
It works that way sometimes but did not work at some other, depend on the fine print on each policy and the insurers, they may pay you $$$$ not enough for the new replacement model cos the d70 got "tear & wear" after years in use.
Some insurers advertised " New for Old", but at the time we try to get what they said, we'll suffer cos we haven't carefully read and understand the fineprint in the issued policy.
Lot of tricks are in these days.

darb wrote:what is the expected life of the shutter?

And I'll go further - if I understood it correctly, everything that faster than 1/250s goes electronically or partially mechanically/ partialli electronically. Does this shot goes the same as fully mechanical shooter? How long this electronic shooter will last?

Well, I think I'm the poor loser on this topic! I haven't even reached 150! God that's sad! BUT....I've not yet had it for a month, I have 2 kids and I've been sick! They're my excuses and I'm sticking to them!

Taking a trip down the coast for long weekend, D70 and 70-300 in tow! If anything is worthy I will post next week!

Mine is approx 10k since the start of December and I don't get out to take photos that often at the moment.

Must be my finger getting stuck on the shutter button. I take about 300 photos per outing a lot of the time. Quantity not quality I suppose.

6427 since June 2004
Dust Bunnies now are breading
There will be a lull going to service for a general clean and fix while still under warraty