FS: Canon 70D Body

Canon 70D body for sale.
This was a refurb bought directly from Canon in November 2014, and has had ~900 shutter clicks on it since. Can include receipt for Canon warranty.

Condition: Perfect, 10/10

Comes with: All original accessories in original refurb box.

Price: $700 OBO paypal'd and shipped to CONUS via USPS Priority

Best,
J

EDIT -
Further digging was done on finding out the actual shutter count of the body, as explained in replies on this thread. Turns out the actual shutter count is 602. The ~900 I got from the file name originally stated in this ad was because I was using my EOS M sd-card to take a test shot on the 70D, and the 70D wrote the new file as ~900 following the file numbering of files off the EOS M (that I just got not too long ago). Turns out I must have got lucky on this refurb unit and bought a basically brand new 70D to begin with!

so how many actual shutter clicks

im confused when u say 900

It has ~900 since buying as a refurb from Canon. I assume that Canon resets the count when they refurb bodies, since the filename was 0 when I got it (and I don't know how or if you can get an actual count). In any case, it still has much of Canon's 1 year warranty left on it, and Canon refurbs have a high reputation.

To my knowledge Canon does not reset the shutter count. Sounds like someone had second thoughts and returned it.

now im confused pinolero for what reason can u think of to return this camera

I think the OP is using the file name count to aproximate the shutter count, they need to use something like eoscount to get the true shutter count.

You can reset the file number count in camera.

http://eoscount.com/

vertigo235 wrote in post #17461076
I think the OP is using the file name count to aproximate the shutter count, they need to use something like eoscount to get the true shutter count.

You can reset the file number count in camera.

http://eoscount.com/

Thanks for the tip! I did not know this.

INTERESTINGLY enough, I paid the $2.29 for the EOSCount one time use, and this is the number I got.
So I did some thinking, and the ~900 I originally stated in the original post is because I got the filename from my SD card that I was using on my new EOS M. The 70D must have went off the EOS M filename numbers, and wrote the new test shot as ~900 something.

So, actually this camera has only ~600 shutter clicks! This must have not been used at all by whoever returned it to Canon originally, because I seriously didn't use this body much.