but all 3 have to set time when power on, all 3 have 0 on shutter count from eosinfo and eosmsg. Thank you very much, that was what concern me most, all 3 I received have some kind of defective, 3rd seems have most marks but no marks on mirror(which is expensive and difficult to change). No doubt you want the reassurance that you have a new camera, but a key point is how well does it work. You may want to follow up and post a question(s) in the Canon forum for that body. I've read in the forums here that the refurbs bought directly from Canon have shutter actuation counts greater than zero, this might be country or region specific. All 3 needed to to have the date & time set when first turned on. I would expect to see none of this on a new body. Of the 3 Canon DSLR bodies I've purchased over the years, none were a 600D, there were no scratches, scuff marks, etc.

No comments from anyone concerning that reseller, but there aren't many folks that post here from Japan. Since i have only owned 2 bodies before, so I am not sure if anyone did get a new body with tiny mark, and some lens mark, then the body mark can only be either damage from previous owner and refurbished by canon, so canon reset the shutter count. I just wonder if shop has no way to reset the shutter count. I read my 600d shutter count from eosinfo and eosmsg. Thank you very much, the shop I got from named e-trend. Based on your other post, you might consider a different reseller. It's common on DPR to mention the reseller, and other DPR members sometimes share their experiences, both good and maybe not so good. I see from your other post that you've had some issues with new bodies purchased that might have not been new. Try a Google search for 600D shutter counts. There are some websites and programs that may be able to do this. Reading the actual shutter count (by the user) is a bit tricky as it's frequently not readily available to a user, and depends on the model if a user can read it at all with 3rd party programs. As Mike indicated, resetting the stored shutter count would essentially be fraud, unless it was done by Canon service for good reason. The actual shutter count is stored in memory in the camera and users cannot reset it. You can reset this on the camera for the numbering of the photos as used in their file names.

if we get a camera with 0 shutter count, so it is 100% new? Just wondering, can canon 600d shutter count be reset.

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