Joe Sherwood
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I saw that thread and it got me curious...
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How so you find out Shutter counts on a D200?
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ocrampix
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The number of shutter actuations is stored in the Exif data of every photo of most Nikon cameras.
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Joe Sherwood
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What Menu is Exif Data in?
ocrampix
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The Exif data with the shutter actuations that you want is in each photo and only readable on your computer using your favorite Exif viewer.
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Joe Sherwood
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readable on your computer using your favorite Exif viewer.
okay...what is an Exif viewer, and how do I check it out?
daveybm
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AS said in post 2 Opanda iexif download from here:-
http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/
take a jpeg photo and look at the exif properties using Opanda, down near the bottom of the list you will see Total Shutter Actuations and a number and that's it. It works with Windows but not with a Mac, for that you will need this:-
http://homepage.mac.com/aozer/EV/
Dave
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http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/
take a jpeg photo and look at the exif properties using Opanda, down near the bottom of the list you will see Total Shutter Actuations and a number and that's it. It works with Windows but not with a Mac, for that you will need this:-
http://homepage.mac.com/aozer/EV/
Dave
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Joe Sherwood
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Thanks Dave!
I quite like PhotoMe EXIF viewer
http://www.photome.de/
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Gordon
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http://www.photome.de/
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Gordon
D300 + MB-D10, AF-S 70-200 f2.8 VR1, AF-S 300 f4 D IF-ED, TC-14EII, AF 50 f1.8 D, AF-S 35 f1.8 G.
http://www.flashpixx.net
BlissStreetPhoto
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Try shooting an in camera Jpeg.
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