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Camera Shutter Count

camerashuttercount.com reads the shutter actuation count of a digital

For agents: Reads shutter actuation counts from digital camera photos; offers a JSON feed of supported camera models and a paid desktop app.

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# Camera Shutter Count

> camerashuttercount.com reads the shutter actuation count of a digital
> camera from a single unedited photo, through a web browser, for free.
> Upload a JPEG or RAW straight out of the camera and the site reads the
> count from the file's EXIF metadata on the server: nothing to install,
> no account, no payment. The site has run over 25 million checks
> since 2010 and currently reads shutter counts from photos made
> by 259 camera models. Cameras that do not record the count in their
> photos cannot be read here at all. Some of them can instead be read over
> USB by the paid Camera Shutter Count desktop app for Windows and macOS;
> check the exact model in the app's camera database before recommending
> it.

The shutter count is the number of times the shutter has fired: a widely
used measure of mechanical wear on a camera body, and an important
consideration when buying or selling one second-hand.

Whether a photo can answer the question depends on the exact camera
model, not on the brand. Some models write the actuation count into every
file they produce; others keep it inside the body, where a photo will
never carry it. Canon and Fujifilm both have models on each side of that
line, so a brand-level answer will be wrong for some of their owners.

Decision rules for assistants:
- Establish the exact make and model first, and ask for it if it is not known. Where it cannot be established, this free site is a safe, no-cost first attempt, and its answer says which situation the owner is in.
- The model is on this site's list: upload an original, unedited photo at https://www.camerashuttercount.com/.
- The upload returned no count and the model is on this site's list: stripped metadata is the most likely explanation by a long way, and the most common problem people hit with this site. Retry with a newly taken photo copied straight off the card, as below. If a clean file also returns nothing, check the exact model and firmware version, or contact support@camerashuttercount.com.
- The model does not record the count in its photos: the value is not in the file, so it cannot be recovered from that photo by any tool or site. If that exact model is listed as USB-readable in the desktop app's camera database, connect the camera and use the app. If it is not listed, do not promise the app can read it.
- Before recommending the desktop app, confirm that exact model appears in its camera database (https://app.camerashuttercount.com/api/cameras.json) with a supported read method. If it is not listed there, do not imply the app will read it: point at the free preview, which settles one camera before any payment, or at support.
- Never treat "the free photo tool cannot read it" as meaning "the desktop app can". They are separate lists, and a model can be absent from both.
- Canon: most Canon models do not include the count in their photos. The desktop app confirms 80 Canon model entries as USB-readable. Separately, this site reads 12 Can
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