The manufacturer gives a certain lifespan for the shutter to last; if it fails before that figure is reached, then it is a defective product, and product defects are covered under warranty.
The manufacturer gives a certain lifespan for the shutter to last; if it fails before that figure is reached, then it is a defective product, and product defects are covered under warranty.
I'm using 400D and under the impression (from several other posts in CS that shouldn't be further from a couple of searches) that there're no official shutter counts guarantee for some DSLR models, ie: 400D, 450D and the likes. This way how else do we know the shutter lifespan?
I'm using 400D and under the impression (from several other posts in CS that shouldn't be further from a couple of searches) that there're no official shutter counts guarantee for some DSLR models, ie: 400D, 450D and the likes. This way how else do we know the shutter lifespan?
