This software counts the number of shutter releases for cameras of the Canon 1D (s)-Series. Counts the shutter releases of the camera you only need a JPG- or RAW-file (You can demand it from the seller). Displays a large number of picture-related data. Displays the applied firmware of the camera and the serial number. Displays the tonal value.
08-08-2020 10:25 PM. "Officially" the only way to know the shutter count is to send the camera to Canon (e.g. for routine cleaning and maintenance) and ask them for this information. "Unoffically" there are apps that can retrieve this information from the camera. I use a utility (available on macOS) named "Shutter Count" (there are similar Canon PowerShot G12 Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II Canon EOS-1Ds Mark III Canon EOS 40D Canon EF 85mm F1.8 USM +3 more Reply Reply with quote Reply to thread Complain macOS application that shows Canon EOS shutter count. FreeShutterCounter. Unsupported: 1D X Mark II, 5DS, 5DS R, 5D Mark IV, 5D, 80D, 750D (Rebel T6i), 760D
The utility is for windows users, is free and will work on most recent Canon EOS Digital Cameras (models since 2010). Informations can be read from a USB-con
"Your best bet if you want an authoritative number is to get Canon do do the count with their in-house software. it's the gold standard for getting a count." Yes it is and the only one that is considered to be accurate. I still struggle whether shutter count is a asset or a meaningless number
Simply open an unedited JPEG in Finder, click 'show inspector', select the Nikon tab and there it will display the number of actuations. Some cameras don't embed the shutter count information into the EXIF data, which can make it slightly trickier to find, but when there's a will there's a way. Olympus cameras, for example, have a secret menu
10-12-2017 02:20 PM. No Canon DSLR adds records the shutter count in images, this information is stored within the camera and is only accessible with suitable software. If you have the camera set up to continously record the frame number within the file name then this will give you a general idea of the count as you use it, there is an option ShutterCheck. Get ShutterCheck for Mac today to reveal the accurate shutter count of your Canon EOS camera. Get unlimited readings for unlimited cameras for just $10! Buy ShutterCheck. Requires macOS 10.15 Catalina or later. ShutterCheck is a Mac app that shows shutter count of any modern Canon EOS camera such as 5D Mark IV, 5DS and 6D Mark II. Z03NWP.
