Display the shutter count for Canon EOS DSLR devices. Copy the app data and organize individual files relevant to performance monitoring. Connect the camera, automatically detect shutter logs of the application components and run basic analysis scenarios. Freeshuttercounter 1.2.2 for Mac is free to download from our software library. Yet another shutter count application, sorry: app (we’re in the Apple domain this time). DIRE Studio released a nifty app for the Mac that does just one thing: it displays the shutter count of your Canon DSLR (yes, Magic Lantern shows it on the camera display, but not everyone has ML).

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Thread started 23 Aug 2011 (Tuesday) 03:18

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Program For Caecking Canon Camera Shutter Count On Mac

ROGERWILCO357ROGERWILCO357

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what software do you use to find out your shutter count I have the 30d,7d,5dmk2 and would love to see what the shutter count is on all the bodies ..i have A Mac and wonder what software if any there is out there for the mac?
If none what software do you use for the windows platform ..

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jlropesjlropes

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ROGERWILCO357 wrote in post #12983181
what software do you use to find out your shutter count I have the 30d,7d,5dmk2 and would love to see what the shutter count is on all the bodies ..i have A Mac and wonder what software if any there is out there for the mac?
If none what software do you use for the windows platform ..

Hi,
take a look to this sw: http://www.astrojargon.net …AutoDetectCookieSupport=1
Should be right for your need.
Gianluca

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monk3ymonk3y

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I posted this on another thread... I just use CS5 to look at shutter count. not sure how accurate it is specially on Cameras with videos
https://photography-on-the.net …p=12982386&postcount=3032
or you could upload your photo on Flickr and check it out under the exif tab
https://photography-on-the.net …p=12983246&postcount=3036

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NikolasNikolas

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jlropes wrote in post #12983295
Hi,
take a look to this sw: http://www.astrojargon.net …AutoDetectCookieSupport=1
Should be right for your need.
Gianluca

Yes and it's NOT for a mac

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jlropesjlropes

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Nikolas wrote in post #12983370
Yes and it's NOT for a mac

This is the MAC version: http://www.astrojargon.net/40DShutterCount.aspx
The author says 40DShutterCount is the 'old' version of the newer EOSInfo.

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philwillmediaphilwillmedia

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I use this http://homepage.mac.com/aozer/EV/
I've checked images from both my 40D and also my 1D MkII. I can't guarantee it's accuracy but it does appear to be OK.
I've cross referenced it with this http://www.camerashuttercount.com/ and a couple of other actuation counters I've come across and the count has matched and so I take it on face value.
Based on the amount I shoot, I reckon it's right.

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rick_renorick_reno

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I tried the CS5 --schema thing and got 0 for mine. I know it has more than 0 on it.

konstantinpavlikhinkonstantinpavlikhin

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I've made an OS X app called EOS Inspector that reads shutter actuations count:
http://eosinspectorapp.com
You can download it on the Mac App Store via this link:
http://appstore.com/mac/eosinspector

ShutterCheck for Mac — Check Shutter Count of Your Canon EOS Camera.

ppmaxppmax

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Just downloaded and installed...will check it out tonight.
Out of curiosity:
Did you wrap gphoto2 inside an app?
thx much for the heads up
PP

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Program For Caecking Canon Camera Shutter Count On Mac