lightyear2011
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Use it to open a out of camera jpeg file. Scroll down and you would see total shutter count or something similar. Too late to boot up my laptop to check the name of the field for you.
Did you "open" a jpeg file using the software? The shutter count is very far down the list, near the bottom. It is called "Total Number of Shutter Releases for Camera".
Open a photo from a Nikon dslr. Sometimes a Point and shoot camera's photo does not get displayed. My old PNS didn't.
Hi Blur Shadow & Daoyin, I got it now. When I install the program there were two programs installed -
1.) Opanda PowerExif 1.2 Professional Trial
2.) Opanda IExif 2.3
Last nite I was using no.1, Opanda powerExif 1.2 professional trial, it doesn't show any shutter count. but the second one, the Opanda IExif 2.3 already shows the "Total Number of shutter releases for camera". I just don't know why it installed two versions. Anyways it's working already, never mind the one version. Thanks for your help guys!