Time-lapse damage to sensor
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I've done some heavy time-lapse work with Canon G10. It seems to me that the pictures are now much more grainier on those (I have two of them) cameras than before. So I'm wondering does taking A LOT ( > 1 000 000) of photos eventually degrades cameras sensor? I've done only one time-lapse project with GH2 and would like to use it more, but I'm a little worried about loosing quality.
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Not that I have an abundance of cash flow. But I'd so keep shooting and replace repair as necessary. I haven't reached that amount, but I know Tom Lowe gets into six figure ranges and gets the shutter flap repaired and continues on.
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