#Shuttercount canon upgrade#

For $20/day or $65/month it is possible to upgrade and to edit for example shutter count, language restriction, GPS/WiFi or C-log. One free for reading shutter count, total shutter count, mirror count, total mirror count, language restriction, C-log and error logs. If you get an error, try: ps aux | grep gphoto If so, continue with: gphoto2 -get-config /main/status/shuttercounter Now you should see what kind of camera you have connected.

#Shuttercount canon install#

Install process: sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install gphoto2Ĭontect camera and computer and write in Terminal: gphoto2 -auto-detect If you use Linux you can try out Gphoto2. Also check this tutorial.Ĭanon EOS DIGITAL Info (free and open source)Ĭanon EOS DIGITAL Info is for Windows and based on EOSInfo. Tutorial here.įor 350D CHDK is available and works like Magic Lantern.

#Shuttercount canon software#

Software like EOSInfo ( mirror site) for Windows and 40D Shutter Count ( mirror site) for MacOSX are able to get the shutter count for 1000D, 40D, 50D, 450D, 500D, 700D och 5D II.įor 400D 400plus is available and works like Magic Lantern.

#Shuttercount canon how to#

You find the software here and down below you have a tutorial how to find the shutter count. With Magic lantern you can find out the count, not only for the the pictures you have taken but also the Live view. Software Magic Lantern (free and open source) If you own a Rebel camera, use Wikipedia to get the European/international model name. If you find it hard to find your camera model, use the search tool in your browser and type your Canon model. Uploading an image to a webpage to get the shutter count doesn’t work with Canon cameras post EOS 1Dn II/EOS 1Ds II.ĭo you wonder if the software below will show you the correct shutter count? Well, I have sent my 6D and 7D to Canon and the shutter counts I got from Canon are the same as I got from Magic Lantern, But Magic Lantern also showed me the Live view count.Īnyway, here are some links to different software with the ability to show you the shutter count. That means you either need to send the camera to Canon or use a third party software. Have you ever wondered how to find the shutter count from your Canon? Since the days of Canon EOS 1Dn II and 1Ds II Canon hides the shutter count inside the camera.

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