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Originally Posted by EntityDesigns
Itried your method it didnt work with my Canon EOS Rebel XT raw files, the easier way to do this is upload your last image onto flickr (making sure you didnt edit the image in any program like photoshop because some programs like photoshop will remove some exif data. Then once it is loaded onto flickr go to the photos page and click "More Properties" on the right side of the page, that will load all the images information my camera has taken 7108 photos.
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Sorry If I mislead you. I thought it would work on all EOS Series camera with the exception of the Mark 1D which there is a german program that will tell you the info.
I know the method I posted above will work on the 20D for sure. Possibly the 30D too.
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Originally Posted by googlit
hmm... I don't know what the deal is with mine, but it isn't there. I double-checked. I shoot JPG and usually upload using Flickr Uploadr. Maybe the data is getting eaten somewhere in the transfer... though that seems unlikely to me.
See all the EXIF data that Flickr shows me. |
I don't see any shutter count for mine either. I shoot raw, process to JPG (when it comes to the web) and upload. I don't see it.
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As for nikon users. I am not sure how you check your actuation count. That's why I posted it in the "Canon" Section, Because it's canon related.