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How to tell how many shutter operations?

 
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Jul 10, 2005 17:40 |  #1

On a Digital Rebel XT?


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Jul 10, 2005 18:08 |  #2

You can't.


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Jul 10, 2005 18:24 as a reply to  @ tim's post |  #3

tim wrote:
You can't.

Oh. How is it I read posts from peeps saying their camera has "3,560 verified shutter operations", and such?

Isn't there some info that is available when one connects to a PC? Let's see, where the heck is that cable again?


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Jul 10, 2005 18:30 as a reply to  @ dmwierz's post |  #4

dmwierz wrote:
Oh. How is it I read posts from peeps saying their camera has "3,560 verified shutter operations", and such?

Isn't there some info that is available when one connects to a PC? Let's see, where the heck is that cable again?

That is a claim made by one owner.

With my Canon camera, I can go in and see the total number of RAW images that have been produced and transferred to the computer. That is a good enough number for me, but that doesn't prove anything. I might have reset the counter in the camera.

Yes, there is some information available when connected to a PC. Unfortunately, this does not verify any number of shutter operations.

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Jul 10, 2005 18:38 |  #5

Heh, since I've gotten my XT everytime I'm uploading the pictures I've taken I look at the amount of pictures and add it to a text file and add it up. So I have an about accurate number of shutter actuations. =)

I'm at about 1,800 right now (Yeah yeah it should be alot higher right? ;) )


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Jul 10, 2005 18:44 as a reply to  @ Jackal's post |  #6

Only the 1-series cameras can be verified by the user. The pro-sumer cameras must be sent to Canon to confirm actual shutter actuations.


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Jul 10, 2005 18:44 as a reply to  @ dmwierz's post |  #7

dmwierz wrote:
Oh. How is it I read posts from peeps saying their camera has "3,560 verified shutter operations", and such?

Isn't there some info that is available when one connects to a PC? Let's see, where the heck is that cable again?

Everything i've read indicates that only Canon can tell how many shutter actuations were made on the prosumer model cameras. On the 1 series cameras there's a program that will do it.


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Jul 10, 2005 18:47 as a reply to  @ tim's post |  #8

tim wrote:
Everything i've read indicates that only Canon can tell how many shutter actuations were made on the prosumer model cameras. On the 1 series cameras there's a program that will do it.

Really? Cool. ;)


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