Is there an easy and reliable way to determine the shutter count on an R5?

[David Pro]

It's so frustrating that Canon doesn't make this information easily accessible. I'm selling an R5 on eBay and numerous people have asked me what the shutter count is. Does anyone know of a tested way to find out the shutter count without sending the camera to a Canon service facility?

 

[P-visie]

It's so frustrating that Canon doesn't make this information easily accessible. I'm selling an R5 on eBay and numerous people have asked me what the shutter count is. Does anyone know of a tested way to find out the shutter count without sending the camera to a Canon service facility?

I use the shuttercount app. Use google to find websites where you can upload a jpg and the site will extract the shuttercount.

Edit: @m4ndr4ke has created a thread with a lot of shutter count solutions: https://www.canonrumors.com/forum/t...-r6-r5-rp-r-r100-and-maybe-others-free.43874/

 

[koenkooi]

I use the shuttercount app as well. A nice bonus is that the 'Pro' version has the option to automatically adjust the time+date in the camera when connecting.