Sony Shutter Actuation for all Sony cameras: I wanted to find out how many photos I have taken on my a99ii so I contacted Sony at 800-222-7669 (Sony). They told me that their is a free...

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I wanted to find out how many photos I have taken on my a99ii so I contacted Sony at 800-222-7669 (Sony). They told me that their is a free download that they will send me so that I can get the Shutter Actuation Count for my a99ii. Just follow the instructions on the download and you will find the Shutter count.

mas24 Loc: Southern CA

I'll pass it on to one friend who owns a Sony a6000. Thanks

dpullum Loc: Tampa Florida

... And the download is where???

ronichas Loc: Long Island

bnsf wrote:

I wanted to find out how many photos I have taken on my a99ii so I contacted Sony at 800-222-7669 (Sony). They told me that their is a free download that they will send me so that I can get the Shutter Actuation Count for my a99ii. Just follow the instructions on the download and you will find the Shutter count.

I would love the download link. Please share this.
Thanks

jerryc41 Loc: Catskill Mts of NY

ronichas wrote:

I would love the download link. Please share this.
Thanks

mas24 Loc: Southern CA

Here's an alternative to the phone number. www.freeshuttercount.com

tomad Loc: North Carolina

bnsf wrote:

I wanted to find out how many photos I have taken on my a99ii so I contacted Sony at 800-222-7669 (Sony). They told me that their is a free download that they will send me so that I can get the Shutter Actuation Count for my a99ii. Just follow the instructions on the download and you will find the Shutter count.

I wrote to Sony and they told me there was no point in keeping track of shutter actuations in a mirrorless camera (which I have) so it was not available.

mas24 Loc: Southern CA

tomad wrote:

I wrote to Sony and they told me there was no point in keeping track of shutter actuations in a mirrorless camera (which I have) so it was not available.

Does this mean that Sony Mirrorless Cameras, never have failing shutters?

dfrost01 Loc: Princeton, NJ

https://www.camerashuttercount.com/result/c2a86bde-5469-4b90-b221-b24fbdb952c2

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mas24 wrote:

Does this mean that Sony Mirrorless
Cameras, never have failing shutters?

It means that if you choose to bypass
the shutter then, clearly, it will never
wear out. This is only common sense
and so is in no way unique to Sony or
any brand in particular.

mas24 Loc: Southern CA

tomad wrote:

I wrote to Sony and they told me there was no point in keeping track of shutter actuations in a mirrorless camera (which I have) so it was not available.

The OPs camera, a full frame Sony a99ii, is a Translucent Mirror camera in A-mount. It is not really considered a mirrorless camera. The Sony FF mirrorless cameras are FE mounts.