How do I find my camera's shutter count?

[islandboy]

Its anybody know here how to find shutter count..for D70..becoz i think to sell but not now.

[McQ]

With canon cameras you can often infer the shutter count based on the original file name. Not sure if this is also the case with the Nikon cameras...

[tirediron]

You can, but only if the user has selected that option in the menu, and kept it, and even so, it rolls back to '0' at 10,000 images

[Raycer]

have you tried Opanda EXIF reader?
http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/
it reads our D50, D70 and D300*. It shouldn't be a problem for D70 cuz it doesn't have live view.

*I heard shutter count is a real nightmare when live view comes in play.

[islandboy]

tq..for the advise i will try soon

[tirediron]

Does Opanda have a total shutter count field in it somewhere? I've never noticed.

[ajith.rajeswari]

Hi,
I use Nikon D200 I was able to see the shutter count from EXIF data values for
"Image Count" and "Shutter Count" in flickr.

An example from the flickr page
http://www.flickr.com/photos/_ajith/3263378579/meta/

Please search for "Image Count" and "Shutter Count" in this page.
You will find my camera shutter count.
Image Count: 12249
Shutter Count: 12249

~Ajith

[royzone48]

Thanks for the shutter info. I just bought my Nikon D2xs from Nikon Canada as a new old stock body for under 1g. Before I took it home they had it checked and cleaned and calibrated and it was dead on. When I asked about the shutter count they only said it was real low. So on one of my flickr pic's I just found out the count is about 2200.,which is less than I thought. This info age can get a bit scary and with the GPS add on it evn tells you where you were at the time of the shot and maybe which direction you were shooting as well. A friend told me that within 10 years cameras could read you retina when you shoot as well. I guess anything on a small chip is coming to our cameras.

[andrewkendall]

You can give http://www.camerashuttercount.com/ a try.

[jiro]

Does Opanda have a total shutter count field in it somewhere? I've never noticed.

Yes, under ENTRY "Total Number of Shutter Releases For Camera". That is the 5th row from the last row. Hope this helps.

[PopsPhotos]

You can also get it with KUSO.

Pops

[pwnage101]

You can, but only if the user has selected that option in the menu, and kept it, and even so, it rolls back to '0' at 10,000 images

My D80 hasn't rolled back and it's almost 20,000. Is this specific to the D70?

[Ross]

You can use Preview Extractor to check

Have fun!

Ross

[carregwen]

Don't know, I'm afraid. But I once asked a new girl-friend how many lovers she had had. I got a slap around the face. So, be careful...

[mk00]

Don't know, I'm afraid. But I once asked a new girl-friend how many lovers she had had. I got a slap around the face. So, be careful...

The classic answer is 3 - the cad who was the first then dumped her, the second who she really loved - then you

[carregwen]

The classic answer is 3 - the cad who was the first then dumped her, the second who she really loved - then you

I'm sure that one of our wonderful lady members from outside the UK will have some comment to make on that...

And it's a great delaying tactic, because I really don't know how you get a shutter count.

[mk00]

As mentioned earlier - opanda - great little piece of software.

[Jandiep]

For most Canon users there is a nice piece of software available EOSInfo on www. astrojargon.net.

For Nikon users check this: http://drchung.new21.net/previewextractor/

[rawill]

I think if you you use IrfanView it will find the shutter count on many different model cameras.

Just load up any photo, click the menus: image, information, exif and scroll down.

[bubbasgym]

I have a Pentax K10 DSLR I'm trying to sell on Craig's List in Denver and a prospective buyer asked about the shutter count. How do I find that?
Thanks