I suspect that is the case. The Canon TCs containg microcomputers to optimize performance with supported Canon lenses. " According to Chuck Westfall (Canon USA): "As with previous EF Extenders, usage of Series III EF Extenders lowers AF drive speed to improve AF performance. When Extender EF 1.4X III is used, AF drive speed is reduced by 50%.The LP-E4 battery, introduced with the EOS-1D Mark III, was the first battery to offer extra information when communicating with the camera, resulting in the ‘Battery info’ menu screen. It was also the first of a series of lighter, higher capacity lithium ion (Li-ion) camera batteries for the EOS system – previously the batteries for the Canon is the only way to get a true accurate count. I believe shutter count is of little to no value anyway. A better solution but it will cost a bit more is to have Canon do a C&C on the camera and ask for a shutter count (no extra charge) if you must. Of course this is in case you actually buy th I know these are estimates and I know of cameras that far exceed it. I know a guy that has a 1Ds Mk III exactly like mine. The Canon estimate for this workhourse is 300k but he went pass 1,000,000. They claim that 33% of the 1Ds Mk III's will do that.
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You can find out the 1DX's shutter count by going into the menu. So Canon got rid of this feature in the 5D Mark IV? Canon has had a visible shutter count in many of its pro cameras. D2000, D6000, 1D, 1Ds, 1D II, 1Ds II, 1D II n, 1D X, 1D X II, 1D X III. 9FIO8A.