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Test a Used Camera in 10 Minutes: Checklist For Buying Used DSLRs / Mirrorless Cameras

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thanks for such a helpful video
Comment from : @Leonik_avn

Thank you so much for this video!!! Great job
Comment from : @saraventura1333

Best video ever on checking out a used camera before buying
Comment from : @lawrencejasper1873

Thank youvery informative Going to purchase a used nikon d750 tomorrow 😊
Comment from : @retay3621

Thanks dude!
Comment from : @readytotaxi

Great video Very thorough
Comment from : @ManishMalani

the thing is trying to find out whether the camera is an original or a fake like what are the signs right? especially when you're a beginner in photography/buying a camera
Comment from : @califordamax

Very good thanks!
Comment from : @BELUSHIPREVILON

Great
Comment from : @logicboard7746

very helpful Thank you very much
Comment from : @abdellah-ia

Really helpful video thanks!!
Comment from : @marca9955

No point in asking the seller any questions, they won't tell you the truth if they are selling it knowing something is wrong
Comment from : @nicholasr82

Bought a 50D with a 4k shutter for 150 USD Is this a good deal?
Comment from : @rdn658

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Comment from : @lensvana

Thank, very good summary!
Comment from : @surprisebatseks

thanks a lot, very useful
Comment from : @erikpratama320

Brother Do you have any DSLR camera for sell
Comment from : @af7tv

Forgot to mention to check the shutter count, VERY IMPORTANT !!!!!!!!!!!!!
Comment from : @MarcoACasco

i suspect that the 40d is a glorified xti
Comment from : @daktarioskarvannederhosen2568

you please remove lens and take photo of evenly lit clean white wall and review image including with histogram
Comment from : @daktarioskarvannederhosen2568

really helpful video
Comment from : @matthewbuernorteyaryitey3246

I bought a Nikon D850 with over 190000 on its shutter count Personally I would say everything below 65000 clicks is like new, even the cameras that are not meant for prosbrYour list of things to check is very good, nevertheless you missed some points, but that will happen on such a long list brI always check if the lens has any oil on the aperture and that the aperture behaves like it should Also the zoom ring and the focus ring should be checked Some rubber rings tend to get sticky over time, but I guess one would notice that quite fast Always check the autofocus in Live-View AND through the viewfinder I had two lenses that each only focused correctly in one of those modes If a lens has a scratch on the front element you can still buy it It shouldn't influence the image in any way, the only thing it changes is, how your camera is managing bright lights that are shining directly at it It should decrease the price you're paying for the lens quite much of course brNikons cameras let you check the decrease of lifetime of the batteries so you should check that too You can clap the mirror away to inspect the sensor too I would definitely want to have a look at the sensor brbrFor complete tests of EVERY important aspect of a lens visit the channel of Christopher Frost! It's awesome!
Comment from : @privat0211

Excellent video! Very well structured! Thank you!
Comment from : @apostolis_23

How to check for fungus on sensor?
Comment from : @evenaicantfigurethisout

Impressive 👍
Comment from : @hasnaingamerz5231

Thank you Really helpful
Comment from : @Alex__LDN

Thanks man!
Comment from : @DrummerGAS

Very useful video I'm off to buy a Mark 3 5DbrSo far I've been okaybrI did research this before but yours is much more comprehensive Well done!
Comment from : @1_Tim

Would you like to review the camera with me in Indonesia
Comment from : @IndonesiaKamera

New sub and thanks for all the information as I’m about to buy a second hand dslr within two weeks
Comment from : @RogerVicki

hi I saw a Canon T3i for 200 dollars it just has some scratches nothing bad should I take it?
Comment from : @Panderus110

I bought a 5d mk2 with 77 000 shutter releases, no problems yet Why did you set your threshold for shutter releases so low?
Comment from : @leonmuller8475

Great video Thanks
Comment from : @crismartinez5272

This has been soo helpful 🙏🏽for someone like me who doesn’t know much about cameras
Comment from : @kahundedoreen

Really good and informative video brThanks
Comment from : @mohammadvarzideh780

Amazing crisp and clear video
Comment from : @eatoutgs

Great video ! I'm about to see a Canon5Dmark II this Sunday and the seller doesn't have the shutter countshould I cancel my appointment? Or is there a way I can find the shutter count while testing the camera? Thank you
Comment from : @carolaarenas1296

If your buying online, you have to truth them Just don't pay for shipping charge, they charge to much?
Comment from : @kvdgadj

Its helpful 😉
Comment from : @hasanmoula5395

I'm about to buy a Canon 40D It's a very old camera so, below 10k shutter count is out of question It clicked 60k shots Still I'm interested because I know this body is likely to exceed 100k shots I want this DSLR mainly due to its bigger pixels Bigger produces cleaner images
Comment from : @quazisanjeed6395