#Shutter counter camreea full

I have ran my 4x D750’s up into the 500k range before upgrading and my D800s up there as well. The z6ii’s will just get replaced when the z8s come out but I wouldn’t think about replacing them just because the count is high. Currently my primary bodies are 2x z6ii’s with each about 500K and a D850 with about 650K. I am not cost sensitive and have never swapped out a body just because of a high shutter count.

#Shutter counter camreea full

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