#GOOD SHUTTER COUNT FOR USED CAMERA DOWNLOAD#
If you want your Canon shutter count you will most likely have to download a solution that will run on your computer. Canon is one of those brands that doesn’t allow for simple uploading of a file and getting a result. I should add that some cameras make finding the shutter counts very difficult. Be sure that you use a JPEG created in your camera, not one saved from a RAW file because it might have some of the metadata stripped out by your editing software. I used to get the results below from one of my images. There are many different websites that allow you to upload your image file and get back your shutter count. The easiest way to find a shutter count solution is to simply Google a solution. Unfortunately all cameras aren’t alike when it comes to reporting the number of shutter clicks. As you can see, the shutter count can be important at times but usually never matters, at least as far as your day-to-day photography goes.Īs far as how you go about finding your shutter count, there are several different methods you can try. You’re also likely to buy a new camera before you ever run out of shutter clicks. That being said, I know several photographers who have taken their cameras well past the estimated shutter life without problem. It might be handy to know how high the count is so that you can start planning for that rainy day when it does finally fail. Where it might come in handy is if you have had your camera for a very long time and have shot a lot of images. The number of shutter actuations has no effect on how your camera performs (unless it is reaching the end and is starting to fail). So is this information crucial for your everyday photography if you aren’t buying or selling, probably not. I have sold a lot of cameras over the years and I can’t think of a single time when someone didn’t ask.
The chances are pretty good that someone is going to want to know the shutter count. Replacing the shutter is simply not economically feasible for lower cost cameras. Another good reason to know the shutter count would be if you are selling a used camera. Trust me when I say that when the shutter goes, you will be looking at a fairly hefty replacement bill (averaging between $100 and $350 or higher depending on the camera). If the body is rated for 100K actuations and the shutter count is at 90K, you might be nearing the useful life of the camera. You can probably see how it might be important to know how many times the shutter has been fired if you are buying a used camera.
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