I have looked in my exif data in multiple programs, and uploaded them on flickr, to find the shutter count in the exif data, but I can't find it. What program's will show the 40d's shutter count in the exif data? Thanks
There is no way for an end user to find the shutter count for the 40D. You can send it in to Canon and they can tell you. Ditto for the x0D, 5D and the Mark 3 1-series.
A way to find something close is if you have never reset the continual numbering, look at a file recently shot and the filename should give you the info you need.
Are you guys sure you've copied that utility to the correct folder? It works fine for me, running WinXP (SP3) under Parallels 4.0 on a Mac (Leopard 10.5.5). On my system, there are actually two XP folders named "EOS Utility", one inside the other, but the shutter counter only works in the upper level folder.
dcains wrote:
Are you guys sure you've copied that utility to the correct folder? It works fine for me, running WinXP (SP3) under Parallels 4.0 on a Mac (Leopard 10.5.5). On my system, there are actually two XP folders named "EOS Utility", one inside the other, but the shutter counter only works in the upper level folder.
Thanks for that tip, that corrects the problem and it work fine under Windows XP.
Ok, so today I installed the EOS cd onto my pc, and I plug my camera in, and it says the camera connected is not compatible with [Camera Window]. I tried everything I could thing of. I restarted the computer again with the camera connected, I made sure there were pictures on the card, everything. I don't know what is wrong.
So who's going to make a version of this for the Digic II (5d) series? I always wondered why no one had 'hacked' or developed a software package that gave the end user the same control as the canon reps. It would be nice to be able to do some of the calibration exercises they can do at home.
