Hi I’m looking for software or website that can find out my shutter count on my A7RII camera. I have already tried websites like shuttercounter.com and tools.science.si/index.php

Which aren’t give me any counts.

I’m using a Mac so I’m not able to use pc softwares.

Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

 

 

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Same here.  Did you come up with any solutions?

You can use exiftool,

https://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/

both for Windows and mac. For Windows there is a gui, exiftoolgui, for mac I don't know.

 

Just look for ImageCount

You can use exiftool,

https://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/

both for Windows and mac. For Windows there is a gui, exiftoolgui, for mac I don't know.

 

Just look for ImageCount

Thanks!  This is obviously meant for those with some programming skills. I'll

keep looking.

Thanks!  This is obviously meant for those with some programming skills. I'll

keep looking.

Just took a look at this tool.... actually no programming skills required at all... what a very useful little program!

 

Birder52...    just download the Windows program file exiftool-10.86.zip (5.9 MB)

or MacOS Package: ExifTool-10.86.dmg (2.7 MB)

and unzip it into same folder, or wherever you like to keep programs.  You'll see a file with a little "camel" icon and filename exiftool(-k).exe

 

Windows version:  Just drag the file you want to know about from a browser onto this icon... it'll open a command window with the exif information all there for you!  very nice indeed!

Assume it would be the same for mac version....

Hi, you can use also PIE software : htps://www.picmeta.com/download.htm

 

BR

I downloaded the exiftool and installed it.  Apparently you have to run it via the terminal but I cannot find out how it works.   I found the doc page here: https://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/install.html which says just to type "exiftool" into the terminal and hit enter, which I did, which then prompts a large amount of text to come up on the screen but I see no way to open an image or any documentation instructing on how to do so. 

Any help here would be great. 

Trying to find the shutter count on a SonyA7Rii. 

3 hours ago, clayton said:

I downloaded the exiftool and installed it.  Apparently you have to run it via the terminal but I cannot find out how it works.   I found the doc page here: https://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/install.html which says just to type "exiftool" into the terminal and hit enter, which I did, which then prompts a large amount of text to come up on the screen but I see no way to open an image or any documentation instructing on how to do so. 

Any help here would be great. 

Trying to find the shutter count on a SonyA7Rii. 

Are you on windows?   Probably works the same in a mac......   see my post 2 above yours...    no need to open a terminal window first.
"Windows version:  Just drag the file you want to know about from a browser onto this icon... it'll open a command window with the exif information all there for you!  very nice indeed! Assume it would be the same for mac version...."

1.  Open 2 x file browser windows, one showing the exiftool(-k).exe "camel" icon, the other the latest image file from your camera.

2.  drag the image file onto the "camel" icon...   at this point I get a popup window asking me to verify I want the tool to run (probably just work's security stuff)... hit RUN

3.  WAIT.... WAIT.... WAIT.....     eventually a terminal window opens with all the info you wanted in it....

 

Hello all!

I would just like to add that I have updated the "original" online shutter count tool (http://tools.science.si) with all the latest SONY cameras and also changed the code, so that processing times are now extremely fast.

Regards,

Guy