Information on How to Read Shutter Count in D200 & D100

GIS-Man · 18th February 2008

Hi Everyone out there.
I would like to know and get your invaluable help on how I can check the shutter count on my cameras. I have the D200 and the D100. While using OPanda software, I can get the reading of my D200 by opening the photos on the software, I am not able to do so for my D100, Please, please help to provide information how I can get the shutter count reading for my D100 without sending the camera to Nikon. Is there another software that I can download to do this? Would appreciate any help possible.

Archer77 · 27th February 2008

Hi... Dunno if you still need to know about knowing your camera's shutter count.... but here is the freeware anyway.

http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/index.html

Download the program, install it, then choose your latest picture and the program will tell you what is the shutter count.

Enjoy!

18th February 2008	#1
GIS-Man Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Eastern Part of Singapore Posts: 207	Information on How to Read Shutter Count in D200 & D100 Hi Everyone out there. I would like to know and get your invaluable help on how I can check the shutter count on my cameras. I have the D200 and the D100. While using OPanda software, I can get the reading of my D200 by opening the photos on the software, I am not able to do so for my D100, Please, please help to provide information how I can get the shutter count reading for my D100 without sending the camera to Nikon. Is there another software that I can download to do this? Would appreciate any help possible. __________________ A Nikon Man All The Way-Manual Cameras to Digital-Old School Photographer

27th February 2008	#2
Archer77 New Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 9	Re: Information on How to Read Shutter Count in D200 & D100 Hi... Dunno if you still need to know about knowing your camera's shutter count.... but here is the freeware anyway. http://www.opanda.com/en/iexif/index.html Download the program, install it, then choose your latest picture and the program will tell you what is the shutter count. Enjoy!