How to Download and Install Camera Shutter Count on Mac OSX

Are you a Canon DSLR user looking for an easy way to find out the number of shutter actuations on your camera? Look no further than EOS Inspector, a free application available for download. In this article, we will guide you through the process of downloading and installing Camera Shutter Count on your Mac.

To get started, head over to our site and select the 'Download for Mac OSX' option. Once downloaded, open the file from the Download folder and follow the installation instructions.

Once installed, simply plug in your camera to your Mac's USB port using the cable supplied with the camera, power it on, and launch the app. EOS Inspector is easy to use and provides a quick way to check your firmware version and actual battery level compared to the remaining options.

But what about the shutter count? The application works great on all three of these Canon DSLRs I've tested - the Canon 5d Mark iii, 7d, and 6d. In fact, I've compared the data with Shutter Count and found it to be consistent.

Other features of EOS Inspector include displaying your camera's serial number, available shots on the card, battery level, and firmware version. This information is useful for both professional photographers and those selling their cameras online.

In contrast to Windows, which doesn't have any built-in apps that can read EXIF data, Mac users are lucky to have EOS Inspector at their disposal. With this application, you'll be able to easily find out the number of shutter actuations on your Canon DSLR, making it a valuable tool for anyone looking to buy or sell a used camera.

As many Canon photographers know, Canon has decided to hide the number of shutter actuations on their cameras. But with EOS Inspector, this information is no longer hidden. So why not give it a try and see how easy it is to find out your camera's shutter count?

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