unseen said:Actually, after doing some studies.. I realised.. There's no such thing as a shutter count for digital cameras!!! Why? There isn't a shutter on most digital cameras... There's nothing to block light from the camera sensor.. The sensor is exposed to light ALL the time (else how you get live electronic preview).. There's nothing to block the sensors unlike the dSLRs and SLRs...
They only supply power to the entire sensor when you press a shutter...
this can be reset but generally, take out your SD card and insert it into your PC.
the filing system starts with folder panax00 (or something like that) and clocks from there.
once it hits 999 shots, it moves to panax01 and so on...
huggable said:The "shutter sound" is generated by the camera, and not the real shutter sound. Compacts and PNS are actually silent as they use electronic shutter.
i think the file number in you cam denotes how many you have taken. if im not wrong 1 folder = 999 pictures.seora said:i didn't know that too, but i wanna know how many pictures have my camera taken.
thanks airconvent for the info.
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It's the aperture blades.. Er.. you choose F8, F3.5.. all need the aperture to close down.. IIRC, I can't rem, but i think the aperture blades actually close each time you take a photo.. LOL try take a photo of yourself with f2.8.. and with f8... you can see the aperture blades close to the required size and open up again..raptor84 said:I've seen sort of shutter close and hear a click sound on my LC-33 and my firends fz-10 and 20 leh. Maybe they close it after it has been exposed for X amount of time after you press the shutter.