Where to find number of photos taken?
Jan 1, 2013 14:18:03 #
I have a canon Rebel t2i and canon 7d body and want to know:
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Jan 1, 2013 14:26:58 #
DeanMars wrote:
I have a canon Rebel t2i and canon 7d body and want to know:
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
go to
http://www.camerashuttercount.com/
and follow direction. This works on most cameras.
Jan 1, 2013 14:27:31 #
DeanMars wrote:
I have a canon Rebel t2i and canon 7d body and want to know:
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
You could try this, Dean:
http://digital-photography-school.com/finding-your-cameras-current-shutter-actuations
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/post/42339443
if you Google for "Shutter Activations Canon" you'll get a whole bunch more hits.
I don't use a Canon, so am not able to tell you how good or bad these sites and procedures are.
EstherP
Jan 1, 2013 14:29:10 #
I have never looked, never bothered and never cared.
a 7D shutter box replacement is £150 not much so why worry
a 7D shutter box replacement is £150 not much so why worry
Jan 1, 2013 14:30:24 #
Brian46 wrote:
go to
http://www.camerashuttercount.com/
and follow direction. This works on most cameras.
DeanMars wrote:
I have a canon Rebel t2i and canon 7d body and want to know:
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
go to
http://www.camerashuttercount.com/
and follow direction. This works on most cameras.
I have been informed in another post, that camerashuttercount does not work with all Canons-- even those listed. I believe it was a 7D that would not work
Jan 1, 2013 14:34:20 #
DeanMars wrote:
I have a canon Rebel t2i and canon 7d body and want to know:
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Eos Count will work for a Canon 7D
http://eoscount.com/
Jan 1, 2013 15:40:45 #
Malcolm B
Loc: Leicester (UK)
On my Canons the photos all have numbers and I have set the menu so that I have continuous numbering. I presume that both the T2i and the 7D both have the same function. When you down load your latest pictures , just look at the number of the last picture taken. That should tell you how many photos you have taken, or am I missing something here?
Look up File numbering in you manual then look at the appropriate menu as see how you are set up.
Hope that helps. Happy New Year everyone.
Look up File numbering in you manual then look at the appropriate menu as see how you are set up.
Hope that helps. Happy New Year everyone.
Jan 1, 2013 15:58:53 #
Malcolm B wrote:
On my Canons the photos all have numbers and I hav... (show quote)
They are talking about shutter actuations. The point is that most numbering sequences may start over (how many digits does your record?) or be reset (either intentionally or not). The link(s) supplied allow you to check the actual number of shutter actuations. If you were looking to by a used/refurbished body-- you would want to check this number. The process is simple: take a photo, go to site, and download.
Jan 1, 2013 19:44:23 #
that figures
JR1 wrote:
I have never looked, never bothered and never cared.
a 7D shutter box replacement is £150 not much so why worry
a 7D shutter box replacement is £150 not much so why worry
Jan 1, 2013 21:19:18 #
Brian46 wrote:
They claim it will work on my 1000D (XS) and 500D (T1i). It doesn't.
bhowdy wrote:
They want money for the shutter count, but they will set your camera clock to match your PC for free. That is nice.
Thew EOS Info program http://www.astrojargon.net/EOSInfo.aspx Will read the XS, but not the T1i (and likely newer).
If you are running Linux for an Operating System, install gPhoto (even if you don't use Gnome). Remove the SD card (to avoid "Camera in use" errors). Plug the camera in, go out to a bash prompt and type:
gphoto2 --get-config /main/status/shuttercounter
Here is my results First shot was the T1i, second was the XS:
mikey@linux-tf6v:~> gphoto2 --get-config /main/status/shuttercounter
Label: Shutter Counter
Type: TEXT
Current: 9392
mikey@linux-tf6v:~> gphoto2 --get-config /main/status/shuttercounter
Label: Shutter Counter
Type: TEXT
Current: 26729
The EOS Info program agreed with the gphoto2 answer. Two corroborating witnesses on different machines running different OS's can't be wrong. (And I didn't have to pay anybody). ;)
Jan 2, 2013 07:41:12 #
Easiest way is to look at the image number. If you did not change the factory setting, it started at IMG_001 and goes to IMG_9999, then resets itself. You can manually keep track. I hope this helps. Gary
DeanMars wrote:
I have a canon Rebel t2i and canon 7d body and want to know:
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Jan 2, 2013 08:17:15 #
Take a picture the upload it to this site and it will tell the number of shutter activations http://www.camerashuttercount.com/
for actual photos taken no but what counts is the number of time the shutter was pushed
for actual photos taken no but what counts is the number of time the shutter was pushed
Jan 2, 2013 08:18:10 #
DeanMars wrote:
I have a canon Rebel t2i and canon 7d body and want to know:
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
There is a free download called P.I.E. Picture Information Extractor. You open the program, open a photo in the program and it will give you a complete read-out of the exif data including the number of shutter actuations.
Jan 2, 2013 08:27:30 #
DeanMars wrote:
I have a canon Rebel t2i and canon 7d body and want to know:
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Where and how do I find how many photos taken? Thanks
Since you own a Canon, it might not be possible. For some reason, Canon doesn't want owners to know how many pictures they've taken. Try the links below.
Shutter Count
*http://www.camerashuttercount.com/
*http://kentweakley.com/blog/photo-tip-photos-camera/
*http://regex.info/exif.cgi
*Get Irfanview (free) and also get the plug-ins for it. Start the program, open a photo, click on Image > Information > Exif info.
*Get ExifInfo - also free. Unzip and get the icon onto the Desktop. Find a photo and drag it onto the icon. A window will open with loads of info. Look down the list for Shutter Count (or whatever they call it).
*http://www.cambridgeincolour.com):For Canon users, try this: http://www.astrojargon.net
*For Nikon users check this: http://drchung.new21.net/previewextractor/
*http://www.astrojargon.net/EOSInfo.aspx?AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1
*Canon try http://www.ideiki.com/astro/ Look toward the bottom of the page, and you will see that it shows the shutter count for Canons.
Camerashuttercount.com for Canon EOS 1000D / Canon EOS 1D Mark II / Canon EOS 450D/ Canon EOS 500D / Canon EOS 50d / Canon EOS 5D / Canon EOS-1D / Canon EOS-1D Mark II / Canon EOS-1D Mark II N / Canon EOS-1Ds / Canon EOS-1Ds
*http://www.astrojargon.net
*http://www.eoscount.com/
*http://download.cnet.com/ExifTool/30...-10791213.html
*For the 1Ds - http://exphose.com/tm.aspx?m=7&mpage=1&key=&
*http://blog.planet5d.com/548
*http://myshuttercount.com/
UHH
October 9, 2012
http://www.uglyhedgehog.com/t-26506-1.html
Jan 2, 2013 08:32:27 #
HI have a Rebel t3i and love it, In lower left corner it should show some numbers in parenthesis that either go up or down these are the photos take and depending on if you shoot in RAW or JPG too how many you have. It does explain it in you manual. Not being rude but it does explain it better than I do. Some people on here have no cooth or bedside manners.
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