When buying a used car, you check the mileage. When buying a used camera, you check the .
often have both a mechanical shutter and an electronic shutter (silent shooting). Electronic shutters have zero moving parts , so they don’t wear out. shutter count
If your shutter dies, your camera isn't necessarily "bricked." You can have the shutter mechanism replaced by the manufacturer. Depending on the model, this usually costs between . For a high-end professional body, this is a worthy investment; for an older entry-level camera, it’s often cheaper to buy a new one. The Bottom Line When buying a used car, you check the mileage
"It’s just a number, Silas."
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