How many shots

[POSTIE22]

Can anyone tell me how i can find out from my D80 how many shots i have taken to date please.

[Martyn...]

Can anyone tell me how i can find out from my D80 how many shots i have taken to date please.

Download opanda exif viewer (if you are on Windows) it is free.

Open your last jpeg in it, and near the bottom will be total shutter actuations.

[danbroad]

If you have a mac, you can use Preview.app.

[iant]

Wouldnt this depend on the file numbering system you have chosen, i.e. Continual Numbering or is this taken from another source?

[Martyn...]

Wouldnt this depend on the file numbering system you have chosen, i.e. Continual Numbering or is this taken from another source?

opanda exif shows total shutter, file numbering has no bearing on it

[Martyn...]

If you have a mac, you can use Preview.app.

Dan how do I find it using Preview ?

[Ross]

http://drchung.new21.net/previewextractor/

[Martyn...]

http://drchung.new21.net/previewextractor/

Thanks Ross, now I may be having a senior moment but all I see on that link is reference to Microsoft OS, I see no reference to it being able to work on a Mac.

Will it work on a Mac?

Thanks

[Ross]

No, sorry. Unless you are running VMWare Fusion or similar :)

[Syx]

Download opanda exif viewer
Cheers, worked a treat. :thumbs:

[Martyn...]

Cheers, worked a treat. :thumbs:

No problem, it is a very good little application...shame they do not do a Mac version :(

[Martyn...]

No, sorry. Unless you are running VMWare Fusion or similar :)

Cheers Ross :thumbs:

[danbroad]

Martyn, on the mac, open your image in preview.app

Then, in the Tools menu at the top, go to inspector [probably the first menu option]. Up pops a sidebar window, telling you all sorts of stuff. The middle tab has a Nikon button [insert your own camera manufacturer here..]!

If you click on that, you'll get shutter count and all your EXIF data.