is there any software to check the details of photos i took with my canon powershot G7?

P/S: sorry if these kind of topic is been around before....

what u mean details? right click , properties ?

This post has been edited by rayfoo: Jul 27 2007, 09:34 AM

in the way more details, like Shutter Count, Focal Length all that

use irfanview, then go to view exif info.

does it suits powershot G7? because i saw a lot of softwares only compatible to those DSLR

even a Ricoh S700 pic can be read for its exif data. why worry?

right click - properties is a good start

the software that came with the camera (zoombrowser, iirc) should be able to show you all the nitty gritty detais of your photo. but the better one is irfanview as mentioned earlier.

or u can try the full fledge adobe photoshop lightroom... 1GB ram still feels lagging.. ohohoho

ACDsee?
right click> properties ?

ok, is there any software to check my shutter count? i wanna know how many photo's my camera took

here you go:
http://drchung.new21.net/previewextractor/

it says for nikon, but does it work for canon powershot G7?

Come on buddy , we're giving links and etc to help you , why not you try it yourself instead of waiting mouth feed ?

okay, i apologize for that.....and the answer is no....cannot count my canon....
thanks anyway

Correct me if I'm wrong, for canon, only pro-DSLR models have shutter count information in its photos.

oh man...i dont think my so-called DSLR-like G7 have shutter count info on its photo then....sob

Try download Irfanview and check it.

Opanda-Exif

I suggest you try this. Its free and very good.

Entry level canon DSLR doesn't have shutter count info in its exif or header data too.

just look at the filename, xxxx5593
means you take 6k images already.

i cannot see which is the shutter count....

my file name always on between IMG_0060-IMG_0099 like that....but i know i took more than 1000 photos d

then forget about it, you probably cant check the shutter count. IIRC, canon will go back to 0001 after it reaches 9999 photos. And if you clear your card, it will also go back to 0001

You should be able to see the shutter count in the "EXIF" tab, under the title "Total Number of Shutter Release for Camera". Highly doubt you can miss it.

Reading some of the previous replies.. i think they might be right that for a compact like the G7 there might not be a shutter count since the camera does not have a mechanical shutter like a DSLR (correct me if im wrong though).

Perhaps you had reset your file numbering. try continue numbering.