My shutter count: Morning to all. Does anyone know how to obtain shutter count for D7000 camera? I've tried myshuttercount.com but can't get the picture to upload. Do I download their...

EEDD

Morning to all. Does anyone know how to obtain shutter count for D7000 camera? I've tried myshuttercount.com but can't get the picture to upload. Do I download their program indicated first then do upload

sbesaw Loc: Boston

EEDD wrote:

Morning to all. Does anyone know how to obtain shutter count for D7000 camera? I've tried myshuttercount.com but can't get the picture to upload. Do I download their program indicated first then do upload

http://www.picmeta.com/?id=10

JR1 Loc: Tavistock, Devon, UK

EEDD wrote:

Morning to all. Does anyone know how to obtain shutter count for D7000 camera? I've tried myshuttercount.com but can't get the picture to upload. Do I download their program indicated first then do upload

Please............

and

Yes use the "search" tab at the top, it has been discussed many times

banjonut Loc: Southern Michigan

EEDD wrote:

Morning to all. Does anyone know how to obtain shutter count for D7000 camera? I've tried myshuttercount.com but can't get the picture to upload. Do I download their program indicated first then do upload

Very easy to do with Irfanview, a free program. Load the pic and check the metadata. Usually near the bottom.

When starting out with a brand new camera, it is always a good idea to scribe a mark on the bottom of the camera with a rusty pocket knife for each photo taken. That way, you will have instant access to the shutter count.

art pear Loc: North Dakota

take the smallest picture you can with your camera and upload it to the website you mentioned and it should work. I had the same issue with my D7000.

Nikonman Loc: Harrogate. North Yorkshire. UK

What a great idea !!! I've got the camera ok but not a rusty knife can any send me one please. Lol

rebride

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EEDD wrote:

When starting out with a brand new camera, it is always a good idea to scribe a mark on the bottom of the camera with a rusty pocket knife for each photo taken. That way, you will have instant access to the shutter count.

Good idea. I have run out of toes and fingers.

MagicFad Loc: Clermont, FL

JR1 wrote:

EEDD wrote:

Morning to all. Does anyone know how to obtain shutter count for D7000 camera? I've tried myshuttercount.com but can't get the picture to upload. Do I download their program indicated first then do upload

Please............

and

Yes use the "search" tab at the top, it has been discussed many times

Why can't he just ask, you don't have to reply if it bothers you.

coco1964 Loc: Winsted Mn

MagicFad wrote:

JR1 wrote:

EEDD wrote:

Morning to all. Does anyone know how to obtain shutter count for D7000 camera? I've tried myshuttercount.com but can't get the picture to upload. Do I download their program indicated first then do upload

Please............

and

Yes use the "search" tab at the top, it has been discussed many times

Why can't he just ask, you don't have to reply if it bothers you.

Because he likes the attention you folks give him and it works perfect...........lol

June Loc: Blue Mountains AUSTRALIA

coco1964 wrote:

quote=MagicFad quote=JR1 quote=EEDD Morning to ... (show quote)

spot on, reminds me of grandson who is all ways attention seeking 8yrs old!

nikon_jon Loc: Northeast Arkansas

EEDD wrote:

Morning to all. Does anyone know how to obtain shutter count for D7000 camera? I've tried myshuttercount.com but can't get the picture to upload. Do I download their program indicated first then do upload

There is a free download on the net called PIE (picture information extractor). I think it will work for any pic that has meta data attached to it. As well as shutter count, it gives info on date shot, whether the flash fired or not, aperture/shutter speed, focal length of lens, and loads of other info.