camera's shutter count of how many?
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Not quite sure what you are asking - if you are wondering about the maximum shutter speed, it is 1/8000th of a second.
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Chedish, It's pretty easy to do. Here is the link to a site that will tell you how. It will tell you the shutter count as well as the date your camera was made. Timhttp://www.pentaxforums.com/pages/check-shutter-count-exif.html
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I believe the camera can do three exposures: your then current setting, plus two others, including Auto Exposure, ISO, the film simulation modes, etc. I don't think it has a infrared mode, but I could be wrong.
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I am not 100% sure. But I had an issue with it. giving me error 'press shutter release button again' after using only 2 times and taking 8 photos. Sent back to the seller today. Waiting for response.
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I think the camera used to output JPEGs at 5MB each... So I'd say somewhere between 400-600 if you shoot at full resolution.
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The right answer depends on how often you'll make photos at shutter speed lower than about 0.5/F (i.e from 1/140s for F=70mm till 1/400s for F=200mm).
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Also I bought the camera used. I have probably shot 20,000 pics with it because it is not my primary camera. No idea how many shots taken before or what maintenance may have been performed. It was previously used by a news outlet though. But I had the shutter replaced on my primary camera (also a 1D Mark IIN that I bought new in 2006) and it has worked perfectly since then.
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I have no idea since mine came with the camera and I haven't had the need for another...sorry.
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There is a battery life indicator. As far as how many photos I don't know. But if you use the flash and the internet and playback you decrease the length of the charge. It is always best to have a backup battery as they tend to run out of power at the worst time. I'm very happy with this camera. My wife has the pre internet version so I was familiar with it. I just wish they both used the same battery
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check the exif data with an exif viewer program and look for "shutter activations" or something like that.
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I have two Nikon D300 bodies. One of them has over 119,000 actuations. It only cost around $250 to replace a shutter anyway. The other has over 44.000 actuations.
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Shutter Response 0.05 secsWide - Focus / Shutter Response 0.1 secsFull zoom - Focus / Shutter Response 0.2 secsSwitch on Time to Taking a Photo 2.1 secsShot to Shot without Flash 0.9 secsShot to Shot with Flash 1.7 secsContinuous Shooting - JPEG 6.5 fps
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I think your asking how many pictures it will take in a second - It will take up to 11 pictures a second depending how you have the camera set up
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tens of thousands and it works absolutely perfectly fine. I love the camera. not one problem with anything about the camera. I will update with the exact shutter click numbers asap. by the way, I have upgraded to a d7100 (the deal was too good to pass up) but my primary is still the d70s
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It is saved to an SD card. You can look at the LCD display ob the rear to see how many photos were taken. It only shoots stills but they're in series.
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none; it's a cartridge. similar to a polaroid camera; paper is in the print cartridge. each cartridge can print 36 photos
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none. . IF you want a "camera" buy a camera . . this is for cheap folks, like me
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yes - there is a menu option under "multiple exposure", where it shoots up to 9 exposures for one shutter release. In addition to combining the shots into a merged artsy photo, if set properly, it can also save the individual images