This shutter moves at some speed and force every single time you take a photograph and because of this the shutter will eventually wear out and kill the camera.ĭepending on the camera you have, the typical life of a shutter can vary from anything as low as 50,000 shutter actuations right up to 350,000. In a nutshell, the role of the shutter is to allow light to pass for a determined period of time onto the sensor which captures the image. For those who don't know exactly what the shutter in the camera looks like, this video is a fascinating watch and will help you to understand what we are talking about.
This worry is justified by the fact that the shutter in a DSLR camera does not actually last forever and will eventually cease to function.
I think this complex came from shooting very high shot counts day in, day out in my first commercial studio job as well as owning several secondhand cameras early on in my career. For as long as I have practiced digital photography, I have had a persistent apprehension that my camera is on the brink of taking its final few frames.
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