I have a 2 moth old 400D AKA Rebel XTi with me bought brand new offĪ retail shop. Tag::Canon::0x00AA: 10, 1083, 1024, 1024, 556Ĭanon Exposure Mode: Aperture-Priority AE The EOS 450D (called EOS Rebel XSi in North America and EOS Kiss X2 in Japan) is a 12. I bought my XTi new at the end of March, and am positive I haven't taken anywhere near that many photos I wouldn't have been surprised to see a count around 4000.īefore searching this forum on the issue, I briefly searched exif data on flickr for the XTi, and found someone else's photo at 36 some-odd thousaund 'shutter count.' After looking at the serial number of the poster's XTi, which was a bit higher than mine, I believed flickr's count was faulty(although I had no way of knowing how many shutter clicks the other flickr posted actually had), and am further confident of that after going over my dpreview search of the issue on this thread and several others. I posted another unprocessed photo on flickr (since deleted) shot 2 days later just to see the count, 40046, however, I had taken about 30 pictures at a soccer match the day between the dates of those two photos, so at least I knew the 40046 count was inaccurate, as I shot at least 30 pictures since taking the '40041' shot. Actual sensor size Note: Actual size is set to screen change This is the actual size of the 400D sensor: 22.2 x 14.8 mm The sensor has a surface area of 328.6 mm. I was shocked to see flickr's 'shutter count' for an unprocessed photo from my XTi at 40041 (btw, not all of my unprocessed photos come up with a 'shutter count' on flickr). Quick camera lookup: Popular models: Canon: 400D / 450D / 1000D / 30D / 5D / 5D mk2. 32.49 m details Pixel density 3.08 MP/cm details If you want to know about the accuracy of these numbers, click here. The same issue w/ 'shutter count' from flickr caused me to search this forum, and find this thread.

Canon 400d shutter count online