Xpan exposure counter

[david b]

I think I read somewhere, and I can't find it, that there is a way of seeing how many times the shutter has fired.

Is this true?

If so, how?

thanks,
david

 

[david b]

I was just told how....

hold down the AEB button and turn the camera on. this will show a number. multiply that number by 10 and that is how many exposures have been made.

 

[david b]

On the Xpan II, hold down the up arrow and then switch the camera on.

This number represents 10 exposures.

 

[irq506]

Thanks very much

 

[Harold Gough]

Be aware that about 200 will be from quality control testing in the factory.

 

[RFluhver]

"scuse me guys.

Today I found a TX-1 in Tokyo with 45/4 as well as 90/4, and when I do the counter check I see '28'. All of it for just 160,000 yen. That's roughly USD$1950.

Is that a good price?

 

[didjiman]

@RFluhver

~$2000 is a good price for a TX-1 with 2 lens. Not a bargain price, but good.

Do they have a TX-2? I need a spare. PM me if you see one Thanks.

 

[Derek Leath]

Mine Xpan has 113.

 

[brbo]

680 on mine.

 

[james.liam]

143 on mine

 

[james.liam]

"scuse me guys.

Today I found a TX-1 in Tokyo with 45/4 as well as 90/4, and when I do the counter check I see '28'. All of it for just 160,000 yen. That's roughly USD$1950.

Is that a good price?

@RFluhver

~$2000 is a good price for a TX-1 with 2 lens. Not a bargain price, but good.

Do they have a TX-2? I need a spare. PM me if you see one Thanks.

The original post from 2011. I could cry...

You'd be fortunate for that threesome at US3500 nowadays