But as a secondary machine body, or in case you were looking for a reflex to carry with you every day, given the price, it is ideal.
#Cenon 350d iso#
At iso 400 you can already see the noise increase, and at iso 800 the photos are simply unwatchable. Obviously 5 minutes after golden hour or in any closed environment becomes unusable even with an f/2.8 or an f/1.8. If you add a pancake lens such as the ef 40mm or the ef-s 24mm it becomes more contained than a bridge, and the 8 megapixels, made the most of by any modern optics (however cheap) are still too excessive for those who use it only as a basis for social production. Bought for 50€ on RCE Photos with warranty! Then everything makes sense, and if it joins the fact that the batteries are at derisory cost and its lightness that makes it ideal to be transported anywhere at any time: simply fantastic. And when you start to relate to the price. But small, very small, almost as much as the price at which it can be found. After this brief premise, it is very bad from almost every point of view. It is also written by a person accustomed to a Mark II 5D EOS, so it is well understood how switching to this device was a nice leap. If that is correct then right way to calculate number of shots are:Īnd then multiply x * 256 = total number of shotsīecause every 256 shots second number goes down by 128.Opinion: Ok, of course, it's a review written in 2021, so in an era far from the golden age of this device.
as this result is pretty close to reality it is not exact because would imply more complicated math and it's not the case. Roughly if you take second number, substract 6400 from it and then divide the result by 64 and then multiply the result by 100 you will get a number that is very close to the real number of total shots taken by EOS 350d. So every 100 shots, camera increments second number by 64, at 256 shots it increments second number by 1 and resets third number. Opened file number 258 and found 32, 6529, 2 So third number goes until 256 and then increments second number and starts from 1 Opened file number 252 and found: 32, 6528, 252 Opened file number 199 shot and found the numbers like this: 32, 6464, 199. Opened file number 97 shot and found the numbers like this: 32, 6400, 97. opened the first image ever shot with my camera (file number one) and I found this numbers 32, 6400, 1. I saved lots of pictures in my computer, including the first ones shot. At line 0093 in opanda exif viewer there are some numbers.
#Cenon 350d download#
#Cenon 350d software#
I am not sure if this refers to the EOSInfo software or the availability of that information in general
#Cenon 350d update#
UPDATE (): Apparently, Canon has removed the facility for checking the shutter count on the 500D. It's not that I have anything against the owners of those cameras, but simply that the Canon SDK does not support retrieving the shutter count for them. The shutter counter will not be displayed (or will be displayed as "0") on the 1D*, 5D, 10D, 20D, 30D, 300D, 350D, and 400D. It will also show the shutter counter for the 5DMkII, but the camera must be power-cycled before the value is updated. This means that EOSInfo will display the shutter counter for the 40D, the 50D, the 450D, 500D, and the 1000D. The shutter count information is available only on Canon DIGIC III/IV DSLRs except the 1D* series. Based on the notes on the EOSInfo website it seems that this information is not available for other models I tested it on 40D and 450D and it worked fine. I have used before EOSInfo Utility but I am afraid it only supports 40D, 50D, 450D, 500D, 1000D and 5DmkII. I am not aware of any available software that would give you the shutter count for Canon 350D.
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