How many pictures I can take on SLR digital camera? I took 2.500 in 2 weeks!?

It should go on forever..... well, apart from the fact, as far as I understand most electronic components have a lifespan of about 5-10yrs before they're completely shot, and die of old age (by which time they've been succeeded several times over by better products anyway). Main thing you should remember, though is that as SLR camera lenses are removable, they have a bit of a nasty habit of collecting dust on the sensor that takes the picture... I think most new Nikon's have a function to beat that now, but here's a few guides to doing it yourself just in case: http://www.betterphoto.com/article.asp?id=91 http://www.cameralabs.com/workshops/dslr_dust/

I have a cannon 350 D and took 2500 pictures in one weekend at an airshow didn't damage the camera at all had a 1 gb card in it just make sure you empty your card as soon as you can then shouldnt have any problems at all

OK D40 is an unusual case, there is no mechanical shutter so you don't need to worry about that. Most SLRs are rated for 50k actuations, though many of the top end shutters are rated for 100k+

Most DSLR come with good shutter life span. For D40, you should be safe within 100K shots... For high end DSLR like the D3, we are talking at nearly 250K

Nikon D40 = GOOD Camera Nuff said. I own a one they are the best. (Well maybe not the best but they are fantastic)

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