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Additional tips on shutter actuation check, maybe you can ask the seller for a sample image that is unedited taken recently by the camera, and examine it's EXIF data.
There are several ways to do this, if the seller has a flickr account, you can ask if he can upload an unedited image and then from there click on more properties, since the flickr uploader (as of this writing) will not strip down the EXIF data. Actual Shutter Count can be found on the image's EXIF.
Or you can ask the seller to email you the sample image and then use a free utility that reads EXIF data. One such tool is the exiftool by Phil Harvey
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10-16-2009, 12:05 AM #31Junior Member
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@aykiman: tnx bro.. i'll try to contact them..
@blueubelack: tnx for the additional info bro.. noted! ^_^
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Sana nga ma STICKY to. This is very helpful bro. A+++
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In order to follow the processes outlined above, I think one should just bring a PRO with him; otherwise you might just do more damage with the camera especially when exposing the sensor.
And also, since making test shots will "affect" the shutter actuations, I suggest for the seller to sell the cam "as is, where is" or perhaps let the buyer buy it first and then test it right there and then, if there's no defects then it's good to go. If there are defects, then the seller will return the money and abort the deal.
Only sure buyers should test the product, because a lot of unsure buyers who keep on testing the product will just contribute to the product's degradation.
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@ wilford14: btaw bro.. maynta.. hehe
@ sushiro1988: tnx for the info bro..
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If you want to know the actual shutter counts of your Canon DSLR, this link will help, astrojargon - EOSInfo
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@ sushiro1988: tnx for the info bro.. mao diay na ang pang CANON bro? kay sa nikon man gud OPANDA ang gamiton.. tnx though..
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UP UP UP para ani.. maynta ma sticky.. UP UP UP
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Up up up.. ^_^
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to the buyer also.
know the price of the 2nd hand camera you are buying then hangyu gamay.
ayaw ninyo ihanyu barato na kaayo na murag pangayuan nalang ninyo.
and also, send inquiries if you have the intention of buying the unit.
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