Opanda Iexif v 2.xxx

[antonroland]

Anyone know this software or use it regularly?

I saw it on a fleebay listing where a seller said that it could be used to verify the shutter count of a dslr.

It gives a huge lot of info but I do not really find shutter actuation info unless it is hidden or coded obscurely

Any takers?

Cheers all

 

[Steep]

Not every model of dslr puts the number of activations in the exif, many Canon models can only be read by Canon service centers for example. If you plan to buy the software for that I'd check with Opanda that it supports the feature on the camera you want to check. http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/index.html

 

[MScotts]

....I saw it on a fleebay listing where a seller said that it could be used to verify the shutter count of a dslr......

any different to the v2.3 freebie?

http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/download.htm

 

[antonroland]

Not every model of dslr puts the number of activations in the exif, many Canon models can only be read by Canon service centers for example. If you plan to buy the software for that I'd check with Opanda that it supports the feature on the camera you want to check. http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/index.html

Thanks Steep! Will look into that

 

[medwaygreen]

I use the freebie software and know a lot of others that do the same, works great.

 

[antonroland]

any different to the v2.3 freebie?

http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/download.htm

Don't know really...downloaded the freebie with the Firefox plugin...looks very good but don't have too much time to fiddle with it.

 

[antonroland]

Their web pages seem a bit clunky but at U$20 I suppose you cannot expect too much and it is also not the end of the world if it is a total flop:shrug: