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How many photographers own DSLR but do not know how to check their shutter count. Here's a place where you can check your shutter count of your images. Fear no more. Take note. Checking your shutter count is important because your camera has a life expectancy. Most entry-level DSLR cameras are only rated at 100,000 shutter actuations. Mid and high-end cameras have more durable shutters that are rated up to between 150,000 and 300,000 actuations. Maybe some of you wants to know whether Mirrorless Camera have shutter count as well? I would say yes. Most are in the 50,000 to 150,000 range. Find out how many shots your Digital SLR has taken. https://www.camerashuttercount.com/

Now you can check your DSLR/digital camera life based on reality. The result is based on users that uses their DSLR/digital camera. When you click on a camera name, the database displays the “average number of actuations after which shutter is still alive” and the “average number of actuations after which shutter died” followed by individual users’ reports. Popular models: Canon: 300D / 350D / 400D / 20D / 30D / 5D Nikon: D70 / D70s / D50 / D80 / D40 / D200 Sigma: SD10 / SD9 Pentax: *ist DS / K10D Go to: Shutter Life Expectancy

Check out this site. If you are looking for software that can check "shutter count". Here it is. Visit: http://regex.info/exif.cgi/ and http://scent.org/cgi-bin/exif.cgi Just choose the image from your computer or URL and voila. You can check a lot of Exif info from your image taken from shutter speed, aperture, ISO, shutter count and so on.