EOSCount for Mac. Is there an EOSCount for Mac? EOSCount for Macintosh client application is available. The minimum required Mac OS X version is 10.7 (Lion). How to use EOSCount for Mac? Download the disk image file and open the Downloads folder. Click on EOSCount.dmg to automatically mount the disk image. Click on EOSCount icon to launch the EOSCount for Mac application. Pricing also matches the Mac version's (€2.69 / $2.99 / £1.99), and the Windows version can be purchased directly from the app's page. You can activate each license on two computers simultaneously, and there's no limit on the number of cameras you can read, nor.
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hillwalkerhillwalker 24 posts Joined Nov 2012 | Has anyone found any software that will check the shutter count of a 6D? 6D | 35L | 17-40L | 50 1.4 | 430EXII LOG IN TO REPLY |
hillwalkerhillwalker THREAD STARTER 24 posts Joined Nov 2012 | I did some more research and wanted to follow up on this post in case it helps someone else out. Since EOSCount for Mac does not support the 6D, I turned to gphoto2 given recommendations elsewhere in the forum. It worked well to read the shutter count. 4) Finally, after connecting my camera, I ran: and Got the instructions for that here: http://www.twam.info …s-7d-shuttercount-on-os-x 6D | 35L | 17-40L | 50 1.4 | 430EXII LOG IN TO REPLY |
m.lam3m.lam3 62 posts Joined Sep 2013 Location: Vancouver, BC | I don't know about you, but my 6D has a shutter counter built into one of the menu options... Previous: LOG IN TO REPLY |
BakewellBakewell 1,385 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: Irvine, CA | Sep 01, 2013 22:41 as a reply to @m.lam3's post | #4 The PRO version of FoCal micro adjustment software has a built-in shutter count function. A little on the pricey side at $100. Dave LOG IN TO REPLY |
hillwalkerhillwalker THREAD STARTER 24 posts Joined Nov 2012 | m.lam3 wrote in post #16260170 I don't know about you, but my 6D has a shutter counter built into one of the menu options... Unfortunately, that is not a persistent/continual shutter count. Only way to obtain actual shutter count for the body on a 6D or 7D is through one of the tools: EOSCount, gphoto2, FoCal, etc. Kind of a bummer really. 6D | 35L | 17-40L | 50 1.4 | 430EXII LOG IN TO REPLY |
hillwalkerhillwalker THREAD STARTER 24 posts Joined Nov 2012 | Bakewell wrote in post #16260207 The PRO version of FoCal micro adjustment software has a built-in shutter count function. A little on the pricey side at $100. How do you like the FoCal software? 6D | 35L | 17-40L | 50 1.4 | 430EXII LOG IN TO REPLY |
BakewellBakewell 1,385 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: Irvine, CA | hillwalker wrote in post #16261186 How do you like the FoCal software? I get various and inconsistant results under identical circumstances. Extremely sensitive to lighting and camera conditions while testing. This software does alot of various sundry tests besides MA. These seem to function correctly. Hopefully version 2.0 will be more stable. Dave Select the one you want to play, and then click 'Play GZDoom.'By default, GZDoom should run in full screen using your desktop screen's resolution. Doom for mac. On Windows 10, a pop-up that says might appear; click 'More Info,' and then click 'Run Anyway' to bypass the warning. On Windows 7, to run the program; allow it to do so.If you have more than one WAD in the GZDoom folder when you run GZDoom, you'll see a list of WADs from which you can choose. LOG IN TO REPLY |
m.lam3m.lam3 62 posts Joined Sep 2013 Location: Vancouver, BC | hillwalker wrote in post #16261092 Unfortunately, that is not a persistent/continual shutter count. Only way to obtain actual shutter count for the body on a 6D or 7D is through one of the tools: EOSCount, gphoto2, FoCal, etc. Kind of a bummer really. My apologies, learn something new everyday! Previous: LOG IN TO REPLY |
Castor7Castor7 1 post Joined Sep 2014 | hillwalker wrote in post #16261092 Unfortunately, that is not a persistent/continual shutter count. Only way to obtain actual shutter count for the body on a 6D or 7D is through one of the tools: EOSCount, gphoto2, FoCal, etc. Kind of a bummer really. It seems he is using gphoto2 to count the shutter. Why do you say it is not persistent? LOG IN TO REPLY |
pkim1230pkim1230 746 posts Joined Apr 2011 Location: Providence, RI | what's persistent shutter count and what's the counter in the 6d
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m.lam3m.lam3 62 posts Joined Sep 2013 Location: Vancouver, BC | I don't know about you, but my 6D has a shutter counter built into one of the menu options... Previous: LOG IN TO REPLY |
BakewellBakewell 1,385 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: Irvine, CA | Sep 01, 2013 22:41 as a reply to @m.lam3's post | #4 The PRO version of FoCal micro adjustment software has a built-in shutter count function. A little on the pricey side at $100. Dave LOG IN TO REPLY |
hillwalkerhillwalker THREAD STARTER 24 posts Joined Nov 2012 | m.lam3 wrote in post #16260170 I don't know about you, but my 6D has a shutter counter built into one of the menu options... Unfortunately, that is not a persistent/continual shutter count. Only way to obtain actual shutter count for the body on a 6D or 7D is through one of the tools: EOSCount, gphoto2, FoCal, etc. Kind of a bummer really. 6D | 35L | 17-40L | 50 1.4 | 430EXII LOG IN TO REPLY |
hillwalkerhillwalker THREAD STARTER 24 posts Joined Nov 2012 | Bakewell wrote in post #16260207 The PRO version of FoCal micro adjustment software has a built-in shutter count function. A little on the pricey side at $100. How do you like the FoCal software? 6D | 35L | 17-40L | 50 1.4 | 430EXII LOG IN TO REPLY |
BakewellBakewell 1,385 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: Irvine, CA | hillwalker wrote in post #16261186 How do you like the FoCal software? I get various and inconsistant results under identical circumstances. Extremely sensitive to lighting and camera conditions while testing. This software does alot of various sundry tests besides MA. These seem to function correctly. Hopefully version 2.0 will be more stable. Dave Select the one you want to play, and then click 'Play GZDoom.'By default, GZDoom should run in full screen using your desktop screen's resolution. Doom for mac. On Windows 10, a pop-up that says might appear; click 'More Info,' and then click 'Run Anyway' to bypass the warning. On Windows 7, to run the program; allow it to do so.If you have more than one WAD in the GZDoom folder when you run GZDoom, you'll see a list of WADs from which you can choose. LOG IN TO REPLY |
m.lam3m.lam3 62 posts Joined Sep 2013 Location: Vancouver, BC | hillwalker wrote in post #16261092 Unfortunately, that is not a persistent/continual shutter count. Only way to obtain actual shutter count for the body on a 6D or 7D is through one of the tools: EOSCount, gphoto2, FoCal, etc. Kind of a bummer really. My apologies, learn something new everyday! Previous: LOG IN TO REPLY |
Castor7Castor7 1 post Joined Sep 2014 | hillwalker wrote in post #16261092 Unfortunately, that is not a persistent/continual shutter count. Only way to obtain actual shutter count for the body on a 6D or 7D is through one of the tools: EOSCount, gphoto2, FoCal, etc. Kind of a bummer really. It seems he is using gphoto2 to count the shutter. Why do you say it is not persistent? LOG IN TO REPLY |
pkim1230pkim1230 746 posts Joined Apr 2011 Location: Providence, RI | what's persistent shutter count and what's the counter in the 6d
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