It's not a question, it's the solution.
The procedure is the same as for "
How can I get the original firmware version number of my camera?".
But you have to put '
vers.req instead of 'ver.req' to your SD-card.
So,
- Create a file called vers.req in the root directory of your SD-card
- Switch on the camera in playback mode (don't switch on in rec mode and change to playback later)
- Press the [set]+[disp.] buttons together (press [set] first, hold it down, then press [disp.])
- Do not release [set] button and press [disp.] again and ones more.
You will see "
Total shoot:" string.
Be noticed that, unfortunately, not all models support this functionality (unlike for 'ver.req').
From dumps I have, the following cameras can report total shots:
A540,
A550,
A560,
A570,
A610,
A620,
A630,
A640,
A700,
A710,
A720 (it seems whole A-series can);
S3IS,
S5IS;
S80;
G7;
SD430,
SD630,
SD700,
SD1000.
And for the following cameras seems there is no support of total shots reporting:
S2IS;
SD300,
SD400,
SD500.
For other models it's unknown because I do not have the dumps for them. But it seems that all recent and new cameras have such functionality.