Quick Way To Determine Shutter Count

Looking for a quick way to find out the shutter count on your DSLR cameras? MyShutterCount.com allows you to upload an image from the camera in question and it will tell you how many times the shutter has been used. MyShutterCount.com supports Nikon's NEF, Pentax's DNG and PEF, and JPG.

Helpful notes: The shutter life expectancy for the Nikon D90 is 100,000 actuations; the shutter count for the Nikon D7000 is 150,000.

Click here to view previous posts on determining shutter counts.

TimeScapes: Rapture

TimeScapes: Rapture from Tom Lowe @ Timescapes on Vimeo.

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Spectacular Wallpapers From Trey Ratcliff

Spectacular wallpaper images created by Trey Ratcliff can be downloaded here.

Trey Ratcliff: What's In His Camera Bags

Trey Ratcliff On Creating HDR Images

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Go here to find out more about Trey, Photomatix Pro (the software he demos in this video), and a bunch of other software he recommends when shooting/processing HDR images.

A Grand Canyon Wedding

I'm posting this video of a Grand Canyon wedding because it reminds me of the small, intimate, and spectacularly beautiful weddings that regularly take place in Sedona. The Grand Canyon, for those of you who may not know, is about 120 miles north of Sedona. As someone who has shot weddings in both locations -- Sedona and the Grand Canyon -- I think Sedona is by far the more photogenic location!

That said, I thought the wedding Jared photographed was especially beautiful -- the couple, the ceremony, the location, the weather, the images Jared captured, all made this wedding something special...


Photography Notes: A Wedding at the Grand Canyon from Jared Platt on Vimeo.