shutter count ?
Apr 4, 2020 23:19:38 #
need help. B&H has a refurb'd Nikon D810 I'm interested in. forgot what year the 810 and 810A came out. it's shutter count has 2150. Does the camera still have some life in it for limited photography use or not much ? thank all you hogs for your help in advance.
Apr 4, 2020 23:23:23 #
racerrich3 wrote:
need help. B&H has a refurb'd Nikon D810 I'm interested in. forgot what year the 810 and 810A came out. it's shutter count has 2150. Does the camera still have some life in it for limited photography use or not much ? thank all you hogs for your help in advance.
Well, that shutter should be good for at least 150,000 shutter count, and probably more like 200,000. So you can decide from there. Good luck.
Apr 4, 2020 23:26:04 #
nervous2 wrote:
Well, that shutter should be good for at least 150,000 shutter count, and probably more like 200,000. So you can decide from there. Good luck.
thanx, so far that's good for a sale. do your remember year that cam came out ? ( are you a Nikon guy ?) lol
Apr 4, 2020 23:30:40 #
mwsilvers
Loc: Central New Jersey
racerrich3 wrote:
need help. B&H has a refurb'd Nikon D810 I'm interested in. forgot what year the 810 and 810A came out. it's shutter count has 2150. Does the camera still have some life in it for limited photography use or not much ? thank all you hogs for your help in advance.
Well, 2150 shots indicates it was only lightly used. In term's of shutter life expectancy, Nikon claims a shutter life for the D810 as 200,000 actuations. As a result, its reasonable to assume that with regard to the shutter the body you are considering is practically brand new.
Apr 4, 2020 23:31:18 #
racerrich3 wrote:
thanx, so far that's good for a sale. do your remember year that cam came out ? ( are you a Nikon guy ?) lol
Yep. Since 1966. Don't recall exactly when it came out. D810 was predecessor to D850. It's a very nice camera.
Apr 4, 2020 23:33:01 #
mwsilvers wrote:
Well, 2150 shots indicates it was only lightly used. In term's of shutter life expectancy, Nikon claims a shutter life for the D810 as 200,000 actuations. As a result, its reasonable to assume that with regard to the shutter the body you are considering is practically brand new.
cool. thanx, really thinking of getting it now. maybe a few more though. also waiting to see who may know what year those cams came out.
Apr 4, 2020 23:35:29 #
mwsilvers
Loc: Central New Jersey
racerrich3 wrote:
cool. thanx, really thinking of getting it now. maybe a few more though. also waiting to see who may know what year those cams came out.
The D810 was released in July, 2014 and discontinued sometime in 2019.
Apr 4, 2020 23:38:54 #
mwsilvers wrote:
The D810 was released in July, 2014 and discontinued sometime in 2019.
rats just missed a new one. got the D500 in 2018 for a reason and only last year I wanted the 810A and thought I was too late cause the 850 was out last year. and the D780. thanx again.
Apr 5, 2020 00:05:19 #
mwsilvers
Loc: Central New Jersey
racerrich3 wrote:
rats just missed a new one. got the D500 in 2018 for a reason and only last year I wanted the 810A and thought I was too late cause the 850 was out last year. and the D780. thanx again.
If you are really interested in purchasing it, the D810 was a really terrific camera. Just because it was discontinued last year doesn't mean it's any less of a camera. This high level pro body wasn't abandoned by pros or experienced amateurs just because a newer version became available.
Apr 5, 2020 00:05:37 #
Bruce M
Loc: Northern Utah
racerrich3 wrote:
rats just missed a new one. got the D500 in 2018 for a reason and only last year I wanted the 810A and thought I was too late cause the 850 was out last year. and the D780. thanx again.
My manual for the D810 is dated 2014.
Apr 5, 2020 00:06:23 #
hookedupin2005
Loc: Northwestern New Mexico
racerrich3 wrote:
thanx, so far that's good for a sale. do your remember year that cam came out ? ( are you a Nikon guy ?) lol
Why not look it up yourself? you have a computer. https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikon-d810/
Apr 5, 2020 00:45:54 #
A D810, or any DSLR for that matter with a little over 2,000 clicks is hardly broken in. It's like mileage on a used car, nobody can tell it's limit. You should have a long life on your D810.
Apr 5, 2020 00:54:15 #
LWW
Loc: Banana Republic of America
racerrich3 wrote:
need help. B&H has a refurb'd Nikon D810 I'm interested in. forgot what year the 810 and 810A came out. it's shutter count has 2150. Does the camera still have some life in it for limited photography use or not much ? thank all you hogs for your help in advance.
Look at it like miles on a used car as a good analogy.
Apr 5, 2020 01:14:34 #
racerrich3 wrote:
need help. B&H has a refurb'd Nikon D810 I'm interested in. forgot what year the 810 and 810A came out. it's shutter count has 2150. Does the camera still have some life in it for limited photography use or not much ? thank all you hogs for your help in advance.
A Nikon D810 should be able to handle 150,000 actuation of the shutter.
https://olegkikin.com/shutterlife/nikon_d810.htm
It was released in 2014
Apr 5, 2020 07:28:37 #
mas24
Loc: Southern CA
While there was a Nikon D810A. Nikon says it has no interest in manufacturing a D850A. And, as mentioned previously, the D810 is a discontinued full frame DSLR. A 2,150 is a low shutter count on that camera, for a pro level DSLR. It may be slightly high for a refurbished Nikon crop sensor, such as a D7200. But, it still will be serviceable for many years. The D7200 has a shutter lifespan of 100,000+ shutter clicks.
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