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The shutter endurance I saw quoted for the Nex-7, which I can't find now, was 150,000+.

 

So if you are using the EFCS, that would be greater than 150k photos.  I don't know how many photos I've taken on my Nex-7, but its 10s of thousands.

 

I expect the A6000 to be at least as durable.

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According to http://tools.science.si/index.php, I had taken over 201,550 photos as of March 10th with my Sony Nex-5N. It continues to be an absolutely fantastic camera. I use it just about every day since I purchased it from Amazon back in January 2012. I am looking forward to a new successor to the Nex-5 cameras with the new Sony Alpha cameras. Here's hoping for an a7000 with a touch screen.

 

Detected Camera model : NEX-5N
Shutter actuations made up to file DSC00740.JPG: 201550
| | | | Sony_Tag9050_0x0032 = 78
| | | | Sony_Tag9050_0x0033 = 19
| | | | Sony_Tag9050_0x0034 = 3
(65536 * 3) + (256 * 19) + 78 = 201550

 

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According to http://tools.science.si/index.php, I had taken over 201,550 photos as of March 10th with my Sony Nex-5N. It continues to be an absolutely fantastic camera. I use it just about every day since I purchased it from Amazon back in January 2012. I am looking forward to a new successor to the Nex-5 cameras with the new Sony Alpha cameras. Here's hoping for an a7000 with a touch screen.

Congratulations!  It is a swell camera!

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It's got to be better than the Leica M8. Peak rate of failures for the original shutter seems to be around 15000. However Leica do replace the shutter regardless of age and warranty as a goodwill gesture,

 

As an freebee, I doubt this! Leica repair costs are really on a high school!

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As an freebee, I doubt this! Leica repair costs are really on a high school!

 

 

It is so, I speak from experience. My 2010  M8 shutter was replaced last year. I had to pay postage and a small charge for an unconnected repair but the camera got a new shutter and wind mechanism and full clean and adjustment free of charge. 

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It is so, I speak from experience. My 2010  M8 shutter was replaced

last year. I had to pay postage and a small charge for an unconnected

repair but the camera got a new shutter and wind mechanism and full

clean and adjustment free of charge. 

  

Wind mechanism ? Not winding film, winding what ? 

  

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