You have a lovely camera that is almost brand new! I sold mine to get a D800 and whilst I love the D800, I miss the D700 that was by far the best (digital) camera I ever owned. I wish I could have kept it but.........

Hello,
Thanks for all your suggestions. I now have done a shutter count on my recently
bought S/H D700 and it comes out to 464! I paid A$1450 plus spare battery.
Cheers, Pino.

Keep in mind that a D700 with 30,000 to 50,000 actuations is really just broken in and would make a great deal if picked up used.

@golf007sd, there is also a "Nikon" tab on that same dialog that calls the same value "shutter count". The reason I like reveal is that it's a tiny standalone program that displays all of the EXIF data. I grew up on unix so I guess I have a tool mentality. Most apps are like Swiss army knives with a small chainsaw attached. Yes, you can use that Phillips head screwdriver on the knife in a pinch, but I like a real (standalone) screwdriver for most tasks. Really just boils down to personal preference I guess :-}

There is a free program called KUSO EXIF Viewer that works great and displays the shutter count. You can download it here: *LINK REMOVED*

Ironheart said:
I use a program called "reveal" on the Mac.

Why not just bring it up in Preview and then hit command-I and then look at the EXIF info. Forth from the bottom where it says "image number."

I use a program called "reveal" on the Mac.

I use the software Opanda load a pic into it (like flickr) and you should find it...

Try loading an image in your computer and look at Exif data. If the "Image number" is available it should show up there. If you cannot get the Exif data in your computer, load to Flickr. It should be available there.

Hello,
Does anybody know how to determine the number of shutter actuations on a used Nikon D700 ?
Cheers, Pino.