The more shutter activations the camera has, the lower its value.įree Shutter Count can help you to accurately determine the number of shots a camera has recorded and determine its attrition. The usage and therefore value of the camera can be determined based on how many times it has captured images. Many DSLR devices feature a warranty for an approximate number of shutter activations, which usually reaches a value of few tens of thousands. The application can read the shutter count and thus determine how many times it captured photos or film. Thank you both very, very much for chiming in.Free Shutter Count is a lightweight program that can read the hardware information stored in your Canon EOS DSLR camera. So, I will do that and try again on both apps. HOWEVER, freeshuttercounter DID recognize the 5D Mark IV, but said I needed to update the firmware before it would work. That's 4 more results than I had been able to achieve before! It appears that the "newer" models store this information in a different manner.Īs big-guy suggests in the following post, I downloaded freeshuttercount and attempted to run it against the 5D Mark IV and Rebel T7i, both again unsuccessfully. Successful: Rebel T5i, 60Da, 5D Mark II, 1DX Mark I Thank you, chg_canon! I downloaded that app and tried it out on six (6) different Canon cameras. Anyone that tells you they can obtain via the JPEG is showing their lack of technical knowledge of recent EOS technology.With each new DIGIC processor generation, Canon ch. I use it for my EOS 5DIII (DIGIC 5+) using Windows machines connected to the camera via the USB.
I believe most of your EOS models are supported by this freeware: EOS Digital Info
With each new DIGIC processor generation, Canon changes how / if the shutter count is stored internal to the camera such that a third-party app can access and display that information.
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