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sensor Registered since 30th Oct 2011Sat 16-Mar-13 12:09 AM
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How do I know how many actuations do I have in my camera..? Nikon D700....

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2pixels_short Gold Member Nikonian since 16th Oct 2003Sat 16-Mar-13 12:32 AM
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If you're on Windows http://opanda.com/en/iexif/download.htm
If you're on a Mac, open an image in Preview and use the Inspector.

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shaynec Silver Member Nikonian since 27th Jun 2009Sun 17-Mar-13 09:23 PM
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I had never been interested in checking my actuations, but I ran your link. Interesting,8000 this year. Thanks, shayne

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MEMcD Moderator In depth knowledge in various areas Nikonian since 24th Dec 2007Sat 16-Mar-13 12:47 AM
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Hi Silvio,

Use Opanda IExif 2.3 to open a jpeg created in the camera.
scroll down to about the 8th line from the bottom: Total Number of Shutter Releases for Camera.
Good Luck and Enjoy your Nikons!

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Marty

  
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sensor Registered since 30th Oct 2011Sat 16-Mar-13 02:26 AM
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I downloaded Opanda 2.3 but still doesn't how my actuations..is there anything wrong?? I don't see the Total Number of Shutter Releases for Camera..

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MEMcD Moderator In depth knowledge in various areas Nikonian since 24th Dec 2007Sat 16-Mar-13 05:57 AM
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Hi Silvio,

You have to open Opanda IExif 2.3, then use it to open a jpeg image that was created (without modification in your computer) in the D700.
Opanda will then list the Exif data. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and the 8th line from the bottom on the left will read Total Number of Shutter Releases for Camera and on the right will be the number.
It will not work with NEF files or jpegs created or modified in the computer.

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Marty

  
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sensor Registered since 30th Oct 2011Sat 16-Mar-13 11:14 PM
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Thanks Marty but I tried but I don't see in the list when I scrol down th Total Number of Shutter Releases......is a JPeg and hasn't been altered by photoshop or something...what can I do to get the Total Number of Shutter ...

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DinoCardelli Silver Member Nikonian since 19th Oct 2010Sun 17-Mar-13 10:20 AM
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Are you a flickr member? If so, when you upload a JPG to the site, it pulls the EXIF data...you can see it there as well..

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MEMcD Moderator In depth knowledge in various areas Nikonian since 24th Dec 2007Mon 18-Mar-13 03:31 AM
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Hi Silvio,

What does the 8th line from the bottom of the page say in the Entry Column on the left side.
On my computer:
Entry____________________________________________ Value_______________
00A3
Total Number of Shutter Actuations for Camera.....25000
00A8
00B0
00B1
00B6
00B7
00B8
00B9
(bottom)

You will have to expand the width of the columns to see the entire text.

Best Regards,
Marty

  
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doubleo Silver Member Nikonian since 10th Feb 2013Sat 16-Mar-13 11:28 PM
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shuttercount.com

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parch2k Silver Member Charter MemberMon 18-Mar-13 06:20 AM
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North York, CA
          

Of course, there is always good old Picasa -- free from Google.
Just make sure that when you open the jpeg image, the info button on the bottom right is activated. You will see a wealth of info about the image and close to the bottom after scrolling down:
Shutter count =

Give it a whirl!

- Paul
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