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The reason why you should check your DSLR shutter count. Do you know, DSLRs have their own life time? It is based on how many counts of the shutter releases. When you exceeded the shutter count limit, it is time to change your DSLR with a new one or replace with a new shutter.
Almost current DSLR models put the shutter count information inside the pictures. The information is located in the pictures metadata and can only be viewed by using special software like Opanda IExif .
I already said in my previous post that I just bought a Nikon D90 a few weeks back. When having a DSLR, I really like to go outside and shoot something to brush up my skills in photography.
But it does not mean that I will leave my blogging world. I will still blogging but not active and frequent like before. I will only blog if the issues or news are very interesting which caught my attention.
Last weekend, I went to Putrajaya together with my family. Actually I want to take the night sceenery of Putrajaya but because we arrived early, so here are the results.
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Camera: Nikon D90
Exposure: 0.04 sec (1/25)
Aperture: f/5.3
Focal Length: 75 mm
I have bought my first DSLR a week ago and right now, I really like to go outside to ‘shoot’ things with the camera. I choose Nikon because it receives many good responses from reviewers and also DSLR photographers.
I use Flickr as my online photo gallery. You can view my uploaded photos at my Flickr account, CypherDigicam. If you have a Flickr account, please add me as your contact so I can view your photos too. So far, I have about 180 pictures in my Flickr account.