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Member Since 01 Oct 2013
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D7000
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D7000with 18-55mm kit lens + 70-300mmzoom, remote trigger system, UV and polarisers. Battery grip, 2x tripods, skylight filter,

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In Topic: Time to play with Christmas Lites!

06 December 2013 - 05:51 PM

Cool.

In Topic: Nikon Df initial shutter count

04 December 2013 - 01:53 PM

Ye my new camera had a shutter count of about 100! The thing with nikon is they do such rigorous testing of their products that sometimes the shutter count can be quite high! Don't panic!! Most nikon s have a max shutter counter of 150000+ before the shutter assembly "wears out" and may need replacing but this is just a base number, I've seen shutters with 200000+ counts and still going strong!

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