Canon camera and lenses: I have decided to switch totally to a mirrorless system and made a hard decision to part with my Canon gear: Canon 5D Mark iii body, excellent condition $...

IzzyKap Loc: Rockville, MD

I have decided to switch totally to a mirrorless system and made a hard decision to part with my Canon gear:
Canon 5D Mark iii body, excellent condition $ 1,450 (B&H new $2499)
Canon 70-200 f/4 IS USM EF lens excellent condition $ 600 (B&H new $1199)
Canon 1.4 EF Extender III barely used $ 275 (B&H new $429)
TAMRON 28-300MM F/3.5-6.3 ASPHERICAL MACRO DI VC PZD AF for Canon EF mount barely used $ 450 (B&H new $849)
Tamron 90mm f/2.8 SP Di MACRO 1:1 VC USD Lens for Canon excellent condition $ 360 (B&H new $ 749)
Really Right Stuff L-Plate for Canon 5D Mark iii excellent condition $ 65 (RRS new $ 140)
Vello FreeWave Wireless Remote Shutter Release for 5D Mark iii excellent condition $ 20 (B&H new $ 35)
CamRanger Wireless Transmitter for Canon $ 160 (B&H new $300)

Beercat Loc: Central Coast of California

Is the 70-200 F/4 IS an "L" ........... I assume so

Can you post a picture of the lens

Thank you

Beercat Loc: Central Coast of California

Check your PM ;)

ncribble Loc: Albuquerque, NM

How old is your 5diii and have you a shutter count? Norm Ribble

Bill Golden Loc: Briarcliff NY

Can you post a photo of the 5diii and give the shutter count?

srodday Loc: Mass

I am interested in the extender. Still available?

IzzyKap Loc: Rockville, MD

Sorry, already sold. Thanks.

srodday wrote:

I am interested in the extender. Still available?

IzzyKap Loc: Rockville, MD

I have purchased brand new 5Diii Sept. 2012. I wasn't able to determine the shutter count or know a way to do it. After searching web, I found out that 5Diii doesn't include shutter count in its EXIF and thus wasn't able to determine it by sending an image to the online shutter count sites. There apparently is a program that may do it but my Mac wouldn't let me install it because it's from an "unrecognized source".

ncribble wrote:

How old is your 5diii and have you a shutter count? Norm Ribble

IzzyKap Loc: Rockville, MD

I have purchased brand new 5Diii Sept. 2012. I wasn't able to determine the shutter count or know a way to do it. After searching web, I found out that 5Diii doesn't include shutter count in its EXIF and thus wasn't able to determine it by sending an image to the online shutter count sites. There apparently is a program that may do it but my Mac wouldn't let me install it because it's from an "unrecognized source".
If you wish, I can post a photo of it this afternoon after I come back from racquetball where I am heading now.

Bill Golden wrote:

Can you post a photo of the 5diii and give the shutter count?

srodday Loc: Mass

If you got this software from a reliable source that others use, go into the Security Preferences in the Mac (under System Preferences) and change the setting. Look for an area that has something like "Allow applications to be downloaded from..." you may have to click on the lock to change the setting.

I typically change it, install the software, and change it back. The lock it. This will force me to change it each time..,

Curtis_Lowe Loc: Georgia

Hi,

I am interested in the Canon 70-200 f/4 IS USM EF lens excellent condition $ 600 (B&H new $1199)

cufos@windstream.net

Kuzano

IzzyKap wrote:

I have purchased brand new 5Diii Sept. 2012. I wasn't able to determine the shutter count or know a way to do it. After searching web, I found out that 5Diii doesn't include shutter count in its EXIF and thus wasn't able to determine it by sending an image to the online shutter count sites. There apparently is a program that may do it but my Mac wouldn't let me install it because it's from an "unrecognized source".

The only reliable shutter count for a Canon DSLR is to ship it to Canon and pay $30 to have them run their program for accurate shutter count.

There are and have been many on this site who propose various web sites who read shutter counts from an uploaded image file.

They are not reliable and often drop their attempts to do Canon. Canon has made that process (shutter count) very proprietary.

I purchased a Canon for resale, which one of the web sites showed 34K, and sent it to Canon for a sensor cleaning (since it was for resale, did not want to chance it myself). I asked them to run a shutter count. It came back with a shutter count reading of 89K. Made my money back, but have not purchased any Canons for resale without a trip to Canon for the shutter count.

IzzyKap Loc: Rockville, MD

Sorry, already sold. Thanks,

Curtis_Lowe wrote:

Hi,

I am interested in the Canon 70-200 f/4 IS USM EF lens excellent condition $ 600 (B&H new $1199)

cufos@windstream.net

IzzyKap Loc: Rockville, MD

Thank you. Good to know.

Kuzano wrote:

The only reliable shutter count for a Canon DSLR i... (show quote)

IzzyKap Loc: Rockville, MD

As per message trail below from Kuzano, there isn't a reliable way to get Canon shutter count short of sending it to Canon. Are you still interested in seeing a photo of this camera?

Bill Golden wrote:

Can you post a photo of the 5diii and give the shutter count?