G Gordon Coull Messages 5 Edit My Images No 14 Feb 2011 #1 Does anyone know how to get a shutter count on a d60, I'd like to get it before I sell.
ronnus Messages 968 Name Ron Edit My Images No 14 Feb 2011 #2 Gordon Coull said: Does anyone know how to get a shutter count on a d60, I'd like to get it before I sell. Click to expand... I've use opanda iexif in the past with good results. http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/index.html
Gordon Coull said: Does anyone know how to get a shutter count on a d60, I'd like to get it before I sell. Click to expand... I've use opanda iexif in the past with good results. http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/index.html
OP G Gordon Coull Messages 5 Edit My Images No 14 Feb 2011 #3 Thanks Ron, how do I use it to get shutter info?
K KC Leblanc Messages 411 Name Slartibartfast. Edit My Images Yes 14 Feb 2011 #4 Gordon Coull said: Thanks Ron, how do I use it to get shutter info? Click to expand... Use the programme to open a picture file (it has to be a JPEG). It'll list oodles of things values for the picture, one will be called 'Total Number Of Shutter Releases'.
Gordon Coull said: Thanks Ron, how do I use it to get shutter info? Click to expand... Use the programme to open a picture file (it has to be a JPEG). It'll list oodles of things values for the picture, one will be called 'Total Number Of Shutter Releases'.
ronnus Messages 968 Name Ron Edit My Images No 15 Feb 2011 #5 As KC says, once the pro is installed you should get a contextual option when you right click your image file along the lines of "open with iexif" Also as said, there's a LOT of info shown, you've got to dig a little to find total shutter count!
As KC says, once the pro is installed you should get a contextual option when you right click your image file along the lines of "open with iexif" Also as said, there's a LOT of info shown, you've got to dig a little to find total shutter count!