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shutter count program for Canon
Sep 28, 2019 09:46:56 #
Keep in mind that Canon has changed how and whether the shutter count can be obtained. Some 'reader software' can work with DIGIC versions w to y, but not z. Refer to any available documentation for the candidate software and assure your specific EOS model is clearly listed before paying for anything, even a small payment.
Sep 28, 2019 09:47:24 #
billnikon wrote:
The corresponding webpage looks promising, as this app is for Canon, Nikon, and Sony. A specific camera compatibility chart is provided. You want free, you get free. http://freeshuttercount.com/
Have you actually employed it yourself, billnikon? I presume that if so, you tested it only on Nikon models.
Sep 28, 2019 10:25:18 #
bpulv
Loc: Buena Park, CA
skipnord wrote:
Hey, hoggers - please recommend a free/inexpencive shutter count program for Canon - Thanks in advance.
I am a Nikon user so I can't speak to Canon with authority, but on Nikons the shutter count is part of the metadata file. If you take a picture and then drag and drop the file on a website such as http://myshuttercount.com/ or http://metapicz.com/#landing you can find the shutter count if your camera records it in the metadata.
Sep 28, 2019 10:31:30 #
bpulv wrote:
I am a Nikon user so I can't speak to Canon with authority, but on Nikons the shutter count is part of the metadata file. If you take a picture and then drag and drop the file on a website such as http://myshuttercount.com/ or http://metapicz.com/#landing you can find the shutter count if your camera records it in the metadata.
Canon doesn't store it there. period.
Sep 28, 2019 10:48:44 #
Bob Mevis wrote:
? You should find your shutter count in the EXIF data.
Canon does not embed the shutter count in the EXIF data.
Sep 29, 2019 08:21:27 #
hj
Loc: Florida
khorinek wrote:
I use eos count, $1.79 per use
http://www.eoscount.com/
http://www.eoscount.com/
I agree eoscount.com but the last time I used the service it was $2.29. Tried others with little success for my cameras. I don't mind paying a small fee each time. Just how often do you really need to check your shutter count? I only do when I decide to sell.
Sep 30, 2019 14:04:44 #
Bob Mevis wrote:
? You should find your shutter count in the EXIF data.
It isn't found in Canon EXiF data.
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Sep 30, 2019 14:37:07 #
jjdeis wrote:
I think we just read a "cyber echo". It isn't found in Canon EXiF data.
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