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So as the title sais, I am wondering how i can find out how many pictures my camera has taken? For example, I look on ebay at used cameras and they say like they have had only so may clicks. So I am just wondeing how i can find out, or is there not a way to find out?
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Old 04-05-2010, 03:15 PM
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There should be a number stored in your EXIF data that tells you the number of shutter releases for the camera.
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If you can view all exif data (such as if you post the photo on flickr and click "More properties") then you can find the info there, in all likelihood.

Example -- for Nikon, specifically: Here's the "More properties" link for one of my photos on flickr: Crocus. Look for "Shutter count" (towards the bottom). That's the info you want.
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There should be a number stored in your EXIF data that tells you the number of shutter releases for the camera.
Well...i dont know much about that, so like where do i find the exif data?
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If yo have a Canon and depending upon which model you have, you can try this, astrojargon - EOSInfo
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If yo have a Canon and depending upon which model you have, you can try this, astrojargon - EOSInfo
Thanks iputman!! , I have the canon 40d and that program works perfectly.
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for Nikon, specifically: Here's the "More properties" link for one of my photos on flickr: Crocus. Look for "Shutter count" (towards the bottom). That's the info you want.
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