actuations?

Check myshuttercount.com or download opanda software.Also canon's own software can help with the count.You need to mention what camera is it.
 
You've bought it.. knowing the shutter count can't tell you anything useful or helpful.. if it's low you'll want to not use it to "maintain the value", if it's high you'll want to not use it so as not to wear it out.

Just forget about the shutter count, go out and use it :thumbs:
 
To me its like buying a used car. You know what the mileage is when you buy it, but no matter how high or low it is, you drive it just as much as if it was brand new.

So don't worry about shutter count and go and enjoy your camera.
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