Euan Messages 2,585 Edit My Images Yes 26 Aug 2011 #1 Since I've broke the top LCD on my 7d is there any way of checking the shots left on the card?
andyred Messages 11,116 Name And Edit My Images No 26 Aug 2011 #2 Hi Does the 7D have the Quick screen on the rear main LCD - is there a setting on there that you can alter to show shots ?? (I'm thinking about my FIL Sony body and what that shows on the main LCD..)
Hi Does the 7D have the Quick screen on the rear main LCD - is there a setting on there that you can alter to show shots ?? (I'm thinking about my FIL Sony body and what that shows on the main LCD..)
Canon Bob Loves the Enemy Messages 9,754 Name Bob Edit My Images Yes 26 Aug 2011 #3 You could go to the format page Euan and see what the card usage is showing. Bob
OP Euan Messages 2,585 Edit My Images Yes 26 Aug 2011 #4 Checked the Q menu and it's not on there, I'd thought about the format page was wondering if it was hidden anywhere else. Thanks for the replys
Checked the Q menu and it's not on there, I'd thought about the format page was wondering if it was hidden anywhere else. Thanks for the replys
odd jim Flimsiest Lambresta Messages 9,208 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 26 Aug 2011 #5 The rear info display tells you how many shots you have left. Just press the 'info' button until the correct screen comes up.
The rear info display tells you how many shots you have left. Just press the 'info' button until the correct screen comes up.
OP Euan Messages 2,585 Edit My Images Yes 26 Aug 2011 #6 Perfect thanks for that! On holiday at the moment and it was bugging me!
Olly_K Messages 588 Name Oliver Edit My Images Yes 26 Aug 2011 #7 doesn't it tell you the amount of shots left in the viewfinder ? Been a while since I had a 7D so can't remember !
doesn't it tell you the amount of shots left in the viewfinder ? Been a while since I had a 7D so can't remember !
OP Euan Messages 2,585 Edit My Images Yes 27 Aug 2011 #8 No I think that's about the only thing it doesn't tell you!
Olly_K Messages 588 Name Oliver Edit My Images Yes 27 Aug 2011 #9 just found this: http://emedia.leeward.hawaii.edu/frary/canon_eos7d.htm Im pretty sure its the "400" 2nd from the right
just found this: http://emedia.leeward.hawaii.edu/frary/canon_eos7d.htm Im pretty sure its the "400" 2nd from the right
EdBray Messages 7,179 Name Edward Bray Edit My Images Yes 27 Aug 2011 #10 Olly_K said: just found this: http://emedia.leeward.hawaii.edu/frary/canon_eos7d.htm Im pretty sure its the "400" 2nd from the right Click to expand... That is the ISO speed, there is no indication of the remaining frames in the viewfinder.
Olly_K said: just found this: http://emedia.leeward.hawaii.edu/frary/canon_eos7d.htm Im pretty sure its the "400" 2nd from the right Click to expand... That is the ISO speed, there is no indication of the remaining frames in the viewfinder.
Olly_K Messages 588 Name Oliver Edit My Images Yes 27 Aug 2011 #11 doh, you're right. i SWEAR i had shots left in the viewfinder....maybe im going mad
odd jim Flimsiest Lambresta Messages 9,208 Name Jim Edit My Images Yes 27 Aug 2011 #12 I didn't think any Canon dslr shows you remaining frames in the VF? Last edited: 27 Aug 2011
Olly_K Messages 588 Name Oliver Edit My Images Yes 27 Aug 2011 #13 just checked on my 1d mkiv.....its in the VF in brackets.....strange.....
EdBray Messages 7,179 Name Edward Bray Edit My Images Yes 27 Aug 2011 #14 The 42 in that viewfinder is the burst number remaining, perhaps that what you thought was the frames?
The 42 in that viewfinder is the burst number remaining, perhaps that what you thought was the frames?
OP Euan Messages 2,585 Edit My Images Yes 27 Aug 2011 #15 Yeah just checked and that's the ISO. So the MkIV does it, did the Mk3? While I'm at it does anyone have a guide to taking a 7d apart?
Yeah just checked and that's the ISO. So the MkIV does it, did the Mk3? While I'm at it does anyone have a guide to taking a 7d apart?