How many years will it take for the 60D shutter times to reach more than 654.38+ 10,000? Generally speaking, ...

See how often you take pictures. If you don't use the camera handle for two months, the camera shutter will not reach 65438+ million. If you take the shutter with you, you can usually take 1000 photos a month, which is more than eight years if you count it as one hundred months. In fact, this life span is more important for professional photographers. Like a photo studio, we usually take several photos of the same photo. A set of art photos must have at least 20 finished products. It is estimated that it will take about 65,438+000 shutter times (calculated by a special photographer). If the business is good, take three or five pictures a day, and usually change the shutter once a year. There are also sports reporters and extreme photographers who play continuous shooting. Usually they just press the shutter for a second or two and then run away for a dozen or twenty, which is really fast. If you are an ordinary user, don't care too much about this thing. Generally, there will be no problem in three or five years. If there is a problem, it will cost hundreds of dollars to change the shutter, but it is estimated that you will want to change the camera in three to five years. What's more, the exact meaning of the life of100000 times is to ensure the exposure accuracy within100000 times, and if the exposure accuracy exceeds100000 times, there will be deviation, instead of scrapping the shutter at the first100000 times.