This 2-minute video (shown using an 80D, but the icons are the same) shows how to do it (the menus are a little different on the 80D but the icon you are looking for is the same). You need to connect with the 'EOS Utility' on the camera which uses a PC icon even though you are connecting to a smartphone. I just got the iPhone app (for my RP) and I could not figure out what it wanted me to do to connect it. So these apps will give you in increments of ~1000. This has to do with how Canon has done something on their end.

I have never ever gotten any of these to work or they end up giving an error when trying to get the information.ĭue note that with the ShutterCount (and I've noticed with other paid apps) that the newer mirrorless cameras do not give you the actual shuttercount. I've tried all these web based 'free' shutter count version and they require you to upload the last picture. Its the most reliable app there is but it works only on Mac or iOS. You can edit and read some info but you can't read the shutter counts actuations.Just get ShutterCount by DireStudio for a one-time payment of $5-$6 In this case, like for the Canon 5D Mark IV for example, you can try to use the second subversion using sdk 3.5 instead of sdk 2.14. It’s a shame canon won’t allow its customers an accurate way to read shutter count. Only Canon repair centres can provide shutter count for these models actually. If someone want to know the number of actuation on a recent camera, he must send his camera to Canon service centre. So, the shutter actuations reading is not supported any more due to firmware limitations.

Canon has removed some functions from there recent cameras DSLR like 80D and 5D mark IV. Yeah I tried this one and it worked on my 7D, but the Canon EOS Digital Info sdkv2.14 readme says T7i and other Digic 7 cameras are not supported.įrom the readme 'The second subversion, using SDK 3.5, is for camera with digic6/6+ and newer, however it doesn't support retrieving the shutter actuations.

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