Brung down to Canon Svc Ctr for them to help u check.
Yep. Let Canon Service Center check for you. That'll be the most accurate.
pay CSC 20bucks to check the shutter count. hehe..
Download an EXIF viewer and check if its in one of the EXIF fields
to add on, when i query csc whether can i check shutter count wif my own means, apparently csc mentioned only they have the software to do it.. perhaps those who work @ csc will hve easy access to those software bah.. hehe..
So anyone here work in canon or have links to canon? haaa so what does the pro here advice for 300d users..
1. When to know when to sell
2. When to know when to change shutter...
3. How much to spend
From what i know only the 1D series can check shutter count without bringing the cam to the service centre.
So anyone here work in canon or have links to canon? haaa so what does the pro here advice for 300d users..
1. When to know when to sell
2. When to know when to change shutter...
3. How much to spend
Yes, for 1-series, you can check the shutter count but it may not be accurate because the previous owner can reset it. Therefore, the only way is to bring it to CSC to check.
So ultimately it's Canon's strategy to earn more money from us.
definitely, Canon is no dumb dumb when it comes to money.. hehe..