A service engineer will analyze 5 fatal mistakes of novice photographers when choosing a used camera on Avito: trust According to the seller, do not check the EXIF mileage and ignore the shutter.
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Read article →Analysis of the repair shop master: features of cameras after studio work (Canon 5D IV, Sony A7R IV, Nikon D850), pitfalls of a seemingly “ideal” body and burnt contacts.
Read article →The service specialist explains the physics of shutter wear during continuous shooting and working with studio flashes. Why does 50,000 shots in a studio wear out the carcass more than 150,000 in a landscape?
Read article →A service engineer examines the legal and technical nuances of the warranty of consignment photographic equipment stores: what the warranty for a used carcass actually covers and whether the production of the bolt is a warranty case.
Read article →An experienced service engineer talks about the official and real service life of Canon EOS shutters. Mileage table by series (Rebel, XXD, 7D, 5D, 6D, 1DX, EOS R) and tips for checking used ones.
Read article →How can I find out the mileage of the historic Canon EOS-1DS, Canon's first full-frame professional DSLR? Parsing the gate resource and reading the counter from EXIF.
Read article →How to find out the mileage of Nikon's first mirrorless camera - Nikon 1 J1? Instructions for checking the shutter life and reading the frame counter from EXIF.
Read article →How to find out the mileage of a budget Nikon 1 S1 mirrorless camera? Instructions for checking shutter life and reading frame counter from EXIF metadata.
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