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Counting your shutter actuations can tell you if your camera has 'been through the wringer' or if it was 'only 'driven' on Sundays'.
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1Open up your image in IrfanView.
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2Click on Image >> Information (or I)Advertisement
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3Look at the image properties.
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4Click on Exif Info. This will bring up all of the exif information saved in the camera.
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5Scroll down to the bottom of all of the Exif data.
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6Notice that in IrfanView it is called 'Total Pictures'.
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7Be aware that the image may not have the data required to get the count.
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Updated: July 1, 2021
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