Just bought Nikon d90, the number of shutters checked by the light and shadow magician is zero. Can the shutter number of the camera be zero?

Check that the shutter of your camera is zero with the magic hand of light and shadow, which means that the shutter of your camera is useless. Generally new cameras are zero. If there is a lens, someone must have taken it. I have used several Nikon cameras (D70S, D80, D300), all of which were zero at first. Some people say that the light and shadow magician's inquiry is not credible, but I don't think so. Through practice, the light and shadow magician's inquiry is still very accurate. I used the light and shadow magician to inquire many times, and then I used the panda image information software to inquire. The results are the same, all accurate.

On the question of zeroing, the answer is no, it can't be zeroed under normal circumstances, but it will be zeroed automatically after taking more than 64,000 pictures (as for the specific figures after 64,000, I don't remember clearly). This is the case with my D70S. Only a few thousand D80 shots have been taken, so I'm not sure whether it will return to zero automatically after taking more than 60,000 shots. At present, the D300 has only taken more than 5,000 photos. Then I went to the professional photography forum to have a look. The photographer also said that Nikon cameras will automatically reset after taking more than 60,000 photos. You can't set the camera to zero at ordinary times.