Shutter count for EOS RP

[KarelTimmer]

Hi,
I am trying to get the shutter count on a Canon RP, but all the websites like camerashuttercount.com or myshuttercount.com don't work. Also in the exif info in Photoshop it says 0 which is not correct for sure. I found several apps that should work but none for a Mac. Anybody knows a solution for this?
Thanks!
Karel

 

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

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If you are on Mac, the app Preview will reveal
all the most intimate metadata of the file!

 

[KarelTimmer]

Thanks for the response Nikon Shooter.
Preview does reveal a lot in the exif-tab, but not the shuttercount.

 

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

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Look again:

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[KarelTimmer]

I look but what I see is this

I found online instructions that say that I have to look in the EXIF tab, but if I do I see this

I called Canon and they tell me that the only way to find out shutter count is to send the camera to Canon but I am hoping that there is another way

 

[zombiesniper]

Search the App store for "shutter count". It should be the first app that shows up.

 

[KarelTimmer]

Thanks Zombiesniper. I tried several apps but this one is the one that works.

 

[EduardoZepeda]

Don't bother yourself, Canon doesn't include shutter count data in its pictures, don't know why they took such decision. However other brands seem to be doing fine.

 

[zombiesniper]

Why would you say not to bother when the solution was already provided?

 

[Jeff15]

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[RacePhoto]

Too bad that the only way to read shutter count on the R and M cameras is BUY some app. Correct it's not in the EXIF.

 

[4rum]

Nope, not an easy chore for Canon users. I purchased a used one, luckily it was almost new, the previous owner hadn't deleted any pics or formatted the memory card still in it. She'd listed the shutter count at around 415 activations. That's how many photos were on the SD card. The camera software was set to go from there so I'm just letting it run. Shows consecutive numbers with each batch of new photos. Not a fix or work around, luck.