shutter life and cost to change shutter for d200

[code]

what is the approximate shutter life of d200 and how much does it cost to replace the shutter?

thanks in advance

[snapworks]

Found a database HERE just for reference only. Dunno how much it cost to replace, hope other clubsnappers to share.

Originally Posted by code what is the approximate shutter life of d200 and how much does it cost to replace the shutter? thanks in advance

[hacknet]

about $320 after everything if i have not mistaken...

[geraldkhoo]

Originally Posted by snapworks Found a database HERE just for reference only. Dunno how much it cost to replace, hope other clubsnappers to share.

Saw one person's entry...

154) Submitted by
Clicks: 8,388,607
Shutter still alive: Yes

Taking that the D200 was released in Nov 2005, to date, that is about 27 months. This means that the person took 310,698 shots per month... which is approximately 10,356 shots a day... which is about 431 shots per hour... and about 7 shots per minute (if he never sleeps). This is one power user!

[Ironman]

Originally Posted by geraldkhoo Saw one person's entry... 154) Submitted by Clicks: 8,388,607 Shutter still alive: Yes Taking that the D200 was released in Nov 2005, to date, that is about 27 months. This means that the person took 310,698 shots per month... which is approximately 10,356 shots a day... which is about 431 shots per hour... and about 7 shots per minute (if he never sleeps). This is one power user!

sad to say but i guess he's just "up-ing" the shutter life for D200.

[lsisaxon]

Originally Posted by geraldkhoo Saw one person's entry... 154) Submitted by Clicks: 8,388,607 Shutter still alive: Yes Taking that the D200 was released in Nov 2005, to date, that is about 27 months. This means that the person took 310,698 shots per month... which is approximately 10,356 shots a day... which is about 431 shots per hour... and about 7 shots per minute (if he never sleeps). This is one power user!

Maybe he shoots 5fps video with it..

[smallaperture]

Originally Posted by geraldkhoo Saw one person's entry... 154) Submitted by Clicks: 8,388,607 Shutter still alive: Yes Taking that the D200 was released in Nov 2005, to date, that is about 27 months. This means that the person took 310,698 shots per month... which is approximately 10,356 shots a day... which is about 431 shots per hour... and about 7 shots per minute (if he never sleeps). This is one power user!

More like GPMG testing.

[knpan]

Originally Posted by geraldkhoo Saw one person's entry... 154) Submitted by Clicks: 8,388,607 Shutter still alive: Yes Taking that the D200 was released in Nov 2005, to date, that is about 27 months. This means that the person took 310,698 shots per month... which is approximately 10,356 shots a day... which is about 431 shots per hour... and about 7 shots per minute (if he never sleeps). This is one power user!

WOW, can the d200 shutter even lat that long??

I would be happy if it can last that long so bursting is never guilty hahha.

[Henessy]

It is quite ridiculous to have that kind of shutter count. If all the cameras by nikon are like that, I think nikon can close shop already.

[hacknet]

nah.. how many people actually use their bodies till the shutter wears out? most of the time, its the itchy hands and the BBB virus that lead to a change of camera!

[untitled-ego]

how to check shuttle count? ps: using a D40X i am new to this. also how do you know your shuttle needs replacing? thanks bros!

[geraldkhoo]

Originally Posted by untitled-ego how to check shuttle count? ps: using a D40X i am new to this. also how do you know your shuttle needs replacing? thanks bros!

You can read the following thread to see how to check shutter count...

http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=306672

Basically, you need to change the shutter when it dies... so dun worry about it.... normally, it can last at least 100,000 shots...