I'd be more concerned with he shutter count and overall condition of the camera. As you noted very low actuations and fantastic condition, if the price is right you can check eBay for a feel on this , I say full speed ahead!
It's still a great camera with lots of life left. One of my Ds is from and has more than clicks and it still works and works and works and is fun to use. That strikes me as a significant trade down from an X-Pro1, are you sure? What are you after bettering? AF speed perhaps I just bought a D on eBay with seial number It arrived with 5, clicks. It's in mint condition and very clean. I've carefully checked it and it's in great shape inside and out. When I was shopping I saw D cameras that had between 0 and 6, clicks.
The serial numbers were all over the map but most were early-mid production run cameras. I wasn't interested in cameras with a lot of clicks. A lot of them were asking for or sold for more than I would be willing to pay. Besides the number of clicks and the condition based on the images uploaded by the seller, I stuck with sellers who were willing to accept returns with at least a day return period.
Seller history and how well they communicated when I had questions was also part of my buying equation. Keep in mind that the D internal parts were used in the D3 which was introduced years earlier, so they already had been tested in the field for some time before the D came out. Since you are getting it from your brother it seems you don't have much to worry about even if its serial number was Not a trade-downward, in my opinion; perhaps better described as a side-step; something different; AF speed, yes, and probably better low-light AF, too.
I did not actually buy an X Pro 1, but tried one several times. I wear a badge and pistol, and make evidentiary images at night, which incorporates elements of portrait, macro, still life, landscape, architecture, and PJ. I enjoy using both Canons and Nikons. Nikon D serial numbers are in the range - , therefore the example mentioned is one of the more recent ones.
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Mine's and it's about as old as they get - July Even though my camera has no problem, I will always update it to the latest firmware. Would you do that? Bought mine the first day of release. I'd be curious if anyone has a lower number than this: Apparently, it's the rd ever made. Works great. Check the number of shutter clicks and the amount of physical wear. This should tell you more about the camera then it's build date. The camera came with 1. I updated the firmware to 1.
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Apr 15, Hi I wondered if you can help me out to establish the age of my Nikon D that I've purchased used. Is there a label at the bottom of the camera body with the SN. I just can't remember, lol.
Never paid much attention to that kind of details. Is there a way to retrieve the SN No from inside the camera menu? Since this has to be done on the fly, we don't have the luxury of taking a photo and pulling the EXIF data.
Sorry I am being cryptic, but the less detail I share at this point, the better. Thank you for your help! Matthew Currie , Jan 27, Thanks, Matthew! I looked all over Google and strangely couldn't find a picture of the bottom of a D Now, what happens if the tag was removed?
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