1. May 24, 2018 #1
   

   YourLipsMyLipsApocalypse TPF Noob!

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   I'm getting a used nikon D750. It has a shutter count of 25,000 and it's being sold for $1400. Is this is a good deal? Or should I spend the extra $500 on a new one?
   
   

   
   

    

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   tirediron Watch the Birdy! Staff Member Supporting Member

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   That depends... what is it? Camera? Mouse-trap?

    
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   I just realized I didn't include the model on my post! It's a Nikon D750

    
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   28K actuations is barely broken in, BUT... does the rest of the body match the low shutter-release count? If it does, then I would probably save $500, but if there are signs of abuse then walk away.

    

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