tnturk
Loc: Gallatin Tennessee
Looking in the classifieds here. Someone asked for a shutter count. My question is two fold.
1) How do you get a shutter count?
2) How do you get the count (max) for a particular camera?
Take a picture and upload it to this site,
http://www.camerashuttercount.com/.
Manufacturer should have some spec for max shutter count or maybe look at dpreviews.com. Good luck!
tnturk wrote:
Looking in the classifieds here. Someone asked for a shutter count. My question is two fold.
1) How do you get a shutter count?
2) How do you get the count (max) for a particular camera?
1)Google 'shutter count' and your specific camera model.
There are online tools/sites that will extract that information from a digital image file for you.
2) Do you mean "What's the expected shutter life for my camera"????
Consumer models are typically engineered for about 100K.
Pro level bodies are 150K+.
There is a database that can give some real world numbers.
http://www.olegkikin.com/shutterlife/Just put in your specific model and see what's been reported.
Gene51
Loc: Yonkers, NY, now in LSD (LowerSlowerDelaware)
Download a copy of Exiftool.exe - it's free and easy to use
Depends on camera make and if using Mac or PC.
tnturk wrote:
Looking in the classifieds here. Someone asked for a shutter count. My question is two fold.
1) How do you get a shutter count?
2) How do you get the count (max) for a particular camera?
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