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Dbix
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 00:33
Would somebody mind using cancount or something to tell how many actuations are on my 1D?
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/C:%5CMy%20Documents%5CMy%20Pictures%5CAdobe%5CDigi tal%20Camera%20Photos%5C2006-12-25-1530-46
coreypolis
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 00:37
probably won't work that way, you need to email the image.

I'll be honest, I have it on my desktop but its in another room and I'm really comfy on my laptop. If no one gets it for you soon, email a RAW image to me.
jarias
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 00:57
if you wish email me a pic jarias@premierfundingteam.com i will run it for u that one said invalid file
Dbix
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 01:06
email sent.
jarias
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 01:42
35314 on cancount
Dbix
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 02:40
Wow thanks alot.
jarias
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 02:49
Wow thanks alot.

your very welcome
Photolistic
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 02:55
How do you find out this number?
Zepher
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 03:27
Can you get the shutter actuations for my camera with this image?
http://www.transamws6.com/pics/CRW_5707.jpg
SHANGHAi
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 03:33
If anyone is willing, I'd be curious to know how many photos I've taken as well ;)
e r y k
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 08:52
download an exif viewer, there are lots of good free ones out there that tells you these kinda things.
Zepher
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 13:10
download an exif viewer, there are lots of good free ones out there that tells you these kinda things.

I tried the opanda one, but couldn't find the shutter portion. I did find that you can change the Camera info with the Pro version, I changed the above picture into a 1DsMKII from a 10D. :)
Jon
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 13:16
The frame count isn't stored in EXIF data fror any cameras but the 1D line.
coreypolis
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 13:40
If anyone is willing, I'd be curious to know how many photos I've taken as well ;)
Can you get the shutter actuations for my camera with this image?
http://www.transamws6.com/pics/CRW_5707.jpg
How do you find out this number?

sorry guys, 1 series cameras only. Canon is the only one that can tell you on non 1 series. theres ways to guess based on file numbering if you always format the cards before inserting, but nothing offical
Zepher
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 14:06
Man, they should put that info in the menu so you can see for yourself when you may need to send the camera in for servicing, as well as make it better for people buying used cameras.
Jon
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 14:23
Man, they should put that info in the menu so you can see for yourself when you may need to send the camera in for servicing, as well as make it better for people buying used cameras.Why? I'll keep using the camera until the shutter gives up and send it in then. All Canon offers on shutter life is a mean time between failure. Your camera may make it to that point, go sailing weell past it, or fail while still a long way from reaching it. It's not like a car with recommended "every 5000 miles". Camera routine maintenance is more like "every year/2 years" for a clean, lube and adjust.
jarias
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 21:59
Can you get the shutter actuations for my camera with this image?
http://www.transamws6.com/pics/CRW_5707.jpg

it told me invalid file is this a 1d or 1ds
Zepher
26th of December 2006 (Tue), 22:21
it told me invalid file is this a 1d or 1ds

that was a 10D, but I changed it to a 1DsMKII using an Exif Editor just for the heck of it.
I posted before I knew that only 1 series cameras worked with cancount.