D: You let random people stay at your place?

You're not random, and I'm careful enough.

Your shutter can crash after 1 picture or unlimited pictures. But it has a estimated lifetime.

But 44 people can not make an estimated lifetime for you camera. Canon makes estimates, maybe Sony does it too.



It's not much. Hehe. With my 450D, the first year, I pressed the shutterbotton about 40.000 times.

This post was edited by Qhotex on Feb 22 2011 03:12pm

The heck were you machine gun shooting at?

Well. Almost everything. Practicing. xD

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But 40k... how long did it take you to VIEW those images

Why so offensive?
But I practiced almost everyday, 110 pictures a day for a year is 40.000 shuttercounts.

I'm not trying to be offensive, but I'm amazed at how dedicated you are. @2500 / event I go nuts, even though I now have a person to help me with the culling process.

Have any of you heard of bracketing?

For any amateur photographer, the rough estimate is 20:1 images shot to prints produced.
that means 240 images = compositions per final print
240 compositions bracketed = 720 shots per shoot.
Given that most people play it safe and shoot over the 20:1 ratio, that's roughly 1000 shots per 12 print project.

If you do 1 project a month, thats 12,000 shots a year
If you do 1 project every other month, that's 6,000 shots a year.

From there, figure out your camera's shutter lifespan.