Shutter Count
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There is an EXIF tag ShutterCount but I'm not sure if every model uses it. My Canon R6 II writes the shutter count info into the ShutterCount EXIF tag.
You can read it with online tools like https://shuttercount.net or the ExifTool
More information about the EXIF tags Canon uses can be found here: https://exiftool.sourceforge.net/TagNames/Canon.html
You can search the site for "ShutterCount".
You can read it with online tools like https://shuttercount.net or the ExifTool
More information about the EXIF tags Canon uses can be found here: https://exiftool.sourceforge.net/TagNames/Canon.html
You can search the site for "ShutterCount".
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Thanks. For the R5ii shuttercount.net says the shutter count not supported. For the R5 it gives just the total number and not whether ES or MS.
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The ‘About’ information has Shuttercount mobile version 7.0 (771). The Live view pack is installed. If I remember correctly I paid about 5 Euro (a long time ago). The app has a 7 Euro plus pack, which enables additional reports like graphs and history. I did not buy the plus pack.
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The answer to the original post is that Canon does write shutter count to the EXIF, but only a few users managed to decode and extract it for specific models (and the EXIFTool software was updated to read out this information).
With older cameras like R5 R6 R RP M5 etc. it is also possible to read out shutter count from the camera body using an SD card and this free software:
With older cameras like R5 R6 R RP M5 etc. it is also possible to read out shutter count from the camera body using an SD card and this free software:
EOScard - make a memory card bootable on Canon digital cameras
EOScard - Make card bootable
eoscard.pel.hu
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