It's very easy to set up a camera so that the photo file image number is whatever you want it to be. Other memory gets written to non-volatile memory, such as an EEPROM.Ĭamera can be made to appear to have a very low shutter count. Some memory is volatile and needs a battery to maintain it. Is the memory containing the current shutter count value powered by the same battery? If so, is the shutter count reset also? If a message warning that the clock has been reset is displayed when the camera is turned on, the clock battery is exhausted and the clock has been reset." Three days of charging will power the clock for about a month. 19) says: "The camera clock is powered by an independent, rechargeable power source. No, for you, me and probably 99.9999% of the people that would try to sell you a camera.Ģ. Yes, for Nikon's technicians or authorized repair companies. Is there a secret way to reset the count of shutter actuations? I am going to buy Nikon 1 J1 and wish to know how much it has been used before my purchase. Never more than 3 posts per page so you will not be overloaded with images. Would a re-set to factory setting wipe the actuation memory ? I had imagined that the electronic actuation would not have been detected, so assume it actually counts both. Interestingly, I only used the electronic shutter on my V1 (as opposed to the mechanical shutter) and the camera 'remembered' the number of electronic actuations made, which I could get from an exif file of my most recent image. if a more recent photo has a LOWER actuation than an earlier photo, then it would suggest re-setting has happened. If you look at the exif of each, you may see something that confirms either way. You could ask the seller to provide you with two (or more) images with one being very recent and another being say 2 months ago and one maybe two months before that. I have no idea if the J1 can be reset, but
#Shuttercount 3.1 plus#
Live View Pack and Plus Pack are available as in-app purchases.Firstly, your English is better than my ability to answer your question New users can purchase the app in the respective App Store.
#Shuttercount 3.1 update#
Version 3.1 is a free update for existing users on both operating systems.
#Shuttercount 3.1 mac#
This is the same behavior the Mac version implements. In the iOS version, History and Graph tabs are now synchronized to show data for the same camera, and they will show previous readings as well as the graph for the connected camera by default (if any). Plus you are warned if you accidentally connect your Nikon or Pentax camera via USB.
Memory cards are scanned automatically as soon as you insert them into the Mac (or a card reader connected to your Mac). In addition to the basic “number of pictures taken”, detailed live view counters are available for these cameras when you purchase the Live View Pack – another unique feature of ShutterCount.įile Mode is also improved in this release. The brand new Canon EOS 6D Mark II and 200D (aka Rebel SL2 / Kiss X9) are supported in version 3.1 of ShutterCount on macOS and iOS.Īs of today, ShutterCount is the ONLY Mac and iPhone/iPad app that can read the shutter counter from these and other post-2014 Canon cameras (like the 5D Mark IV, 5DS R, 80D, etc).
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