About half of the photos were talen in silent mode. I used in Nepal in the cold of 5400m (17,000 ft) above sea level, in very hot and humid places, and recently it spent six days in a very windy and dusty desert. Whether or not your camera saves the shutter actuation in the image’s EXIF information, it will show you instantly. Of course it's anecdotal, but my A6300 has taken more than 230,000 photos in its five years with hardly an issue. How Can I Find Out the Shutter Count of My Camera Go to and submit a recent picture to check your camera’s shutter count. So if there are some lasting double of the number of actuations it's at least a possibility that there are others which last only half.
However, also worth to keep in mind that those are statistical numbers which tell nothing about the real life span of an individual shutter. Not sure whether there exist also those numbers of shutter life span for APS-C cams but taking into account their smaller physical size I think it's reasonable to expect at least similar, if not fair longer life span for them than for FF shutters. Set this number in relation to the number informed by the shutter count tool and you get an idea about the percentage of e-shutter-shots which then should allow to estimate how many shots you could take with your cam before to worry about shutter wear. So based on your file organization you're able to see / check how many photos you've taken. No shutter actuation, no wear, no reason to count.īut each of the shots taken gets its file number as they run from 0001 to 9999 and then re-start again. I mostly shoot silent shutter so is that included in my 3799 shutter count or only non silent shots?ĪFAIK silent shutter which means electonical shutter doesn't count in the shutter count tool. I'll probably be shooting a bit more per year as I now use AF-C pretty much exclusively. You will probably buy a new camera much earlier before your shutter count start to look serious. If you shoot roughly 4000 shots per year, you have absolutely nothing to worry about.
Fewer than 10,000 shots on a camera that is 2-5 years old is very low, with the normal. Roughly how high is the shutter likely to go? I know that people with the a7 III have had 300K +, so is the humble a6600 likely to do that much? When browsing, low shutter counts often indicate less heavily-used items. But I've just checked on and dragged my last raw file over. The shutter count of a medium-level camera is 150,000, so a user can click approximately 90,000 pictures in 5 years. I was worried about getting the shutter count too high too soon and wearing the camera out. Had my a6600 for about a year now, started off mostly using AF-S but recently have been using AF-C exclusively and firing off more shots. The Sony NEX-3 camera has a shutter speed range of 1/4000 second to 30 seconds.
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