I tried a shot from my point and shoot Canon but it didn't work. This site not only gave the count but it listed all of the pertinent info concerning my camera. By the way, the shutter count program I found and used is This latter possibility was included in a comment on one of the NikonUSA website sections. I just ran across a shutter count program that was simple to use and checked my camera's shutter count which was 311, meaning that this camera was either set back during refurbishing or had been refurbished at the factory before it was ever sent out for sale. I bought my refurbished Nikon D5600 from Adorama with no info as to the shutter count.
#Shuttercount on refurbish nikon adorama upgrade
If you don't return it, it'll probably be going strong several years from now if and when you decide to upgrade it.Sometime ago someone posed the question as to whether a refurbished camera had the count set back to zero or not. Your D7100 and my D60 aren't middle aged cameras, based on their shutter counts they're infants. If the shutter count had been 25,000 I'd still have kept it. I bought a used D60 from B&H a week ago that had a shutter count of 6250. It would be very bad practice for ANY manufacturere to reset a shutter count of refurbished cameras if the shutter assembly hasn't been replaced. Since Nikon could fix it without replacing the shutter assembly, the camera would likely end up as a refurbished camera with the 3586 shutter count that you discovered. If for example the previous owner used the camera for a couple of weeks (when it still could be returned to the store it was purchased from) because the power switch stopped working, B&H (or whoever) probably wouldn't try to fix it but would send it back to Nikon. If the only issue is a relatively high shutter count it may be re-sold to someone else since refurbished cameras aren't expected to have shutter counts as low as new cameras. If you send a refurb camera back to B&H you can ask for a replacement (if any more are still available) or ask for a refund. support person suggested sending it back to where I bought it, which is what I did.
This was one of the rare times that the tech. The same thing happened recently with a D7000 that produced a couple of corrupted images out of the first 113 of its photos.
support person suggests sending the camera to Nikon, even if I had it for only a couple of days. I've called Nikon several times over the years about recent camera purchases that didn't seem to be working properly. Whether it's a new camera or a refurb if it needs to be repaired you can send your camera back to either B&H or Nikon. I would stick to Cameta, Adorama, and BuyDig for refurbs. I have purchased refurbs from Cameta, Adorama, and BuyDig and all of them came with 90 day Nikon warranty and all are Nikon USA items and I have gotten service from directly Nikon within the first 90 days on multiple refurbs (D1H, D2H) when they did not work or had issues.Īnyways.I move on. You are warrant a repair - and that your item will Work as described afterwards - the responsable for the warranty decides where, by whom and how in every single case.
Regardless, why the lack of transparency?
#Shuttercount on refurbish nikon adorama tv
Well, I do as I want my Panasonic TV repaired by Panasonic and not Best Buy geek squad
You just send it to B&H and let them handle the repair. Who provides the warranty for first 90 days? Nikon or B&H? I am yet to obtain a straight answer to that. I am still confused about refurbished Nikon products from b&h and the question I have is very simple. Some retailers will extend that warranty, but it's not through Nikon. Hope that clears up your concerns about products from Nikon that are sold as refurbished. I've purchased a Nikon D7100 and 18-200mm lens from Adorama and no issues to report. Nikon also sells refurbished products through their own website. Refurbished products may have signs of previous use (minor body wear or other cosmetic indications) but contain all original cables, batteries, manuals* and other accessories and are protected by a 90-day limited warranty." "These products have been carefully reconditioned by Nikon Inc.
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