Nikon Shutter Counts...

[rwwright]

where do you find it in cs4????

[ramiro]

Originally Posted by rwwright

where do you find it in cs4????

I don't know in CS4, but in CS3 do this:
1) Open an image in Photoshop
2) File -> File Info
3) On new dialogue box, click Advanced on the bottom of the choices on the left
4) Click the disclosure triangle on "http://ns.adobe.com/exif/1.0/aux (or similar)

The image number will be at the bottom, labeled "aux:ImageNumber:"

[Bob_S]

Originally Posted by ramiro

I don't know in CS4, but in CS3 do this:
1) Open an image in Photoshop
2) File -> File Info
3) On new dialogue box, click Advanced on the bottom of the choices on the left
4) Click the disclosure triangle on "http://ns.adobe.com/exif/1.0/aux (or similar)

The image number will be at the bottom, labeled "aux:ImageNumber:"

This works in PSE6, too.

[rwwright]

thanks, i found it, d300 3200, d2x 10000
it was in a similiar place in cs4

[ramiro]

Darn, I see some of the #s on this thread and I realize that I shoot the crap out of my cameras, 2 D300s, 16K+ shots on the newer one, about 8 months old, and pushing 54K on the older one.

[toverman]

What, you don't count in your head every time you press the shutter?

Click. "One." Click. "Two."

Actually this is very helpful, if the Mac hints work for a Canon file.