SHUTTER COUNT
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Try Nikon shutter count
checkshuttercount.com
Nikon Shutter Count - Check Shutter Count
Use our online shutter counter app to track your Nikon camera shutter count. Easily track shutter actuation and ensure your equipment is always in top condition for stunning photos.
checkshuttercount.com
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Patrick M
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Try https://www.camerashuttercount.com/
ps please don’t SHOUT - that’s what all capital letters mean
ps please don’t SHOUT - that’s what all capital letters mean
Clovishound
Senior Member
Here's a link to several methods. I tried the Photoshop view of exif data using one of your posted images. I couldn't find the shutter count, but it was a JPEG, and the link says it usually won't work with a JPEG. You might try it with a RAW file, if the other methods don't work.
How to check your shutter count
How to check your shutter count
captain birdseye
Senior Member
My method of checking is to post an unedited photo into Flickr and check the exif info.
It is easy enough to find it this way but, file from some cameras can lose the shutter count if they have been edited.
This works on my d850 and previously owned nikon dslr bodies.
It is easy enough to find it this way but, file from some cameras can lose the shutter count if they have been edited.
This works on my d850 and previously owned nikon dslr bodies.
captain birdseye
Senior Member
Strange, it worked for me.
D you have EXIF data enabled in FLICKR?
D you have EXIF data enabled in FLICKR?
I want to know both the mechanical shutter count and the electronic shutter count for my Z6iii. With the Camera Shutter Count
I get 3226 and with the
apotelyt.com
I get 2358,
With those numbers I can calculate that I have 2358 mechanical actuations and 868 electronic actuations.
I have no idea if the apotelyt-site also works for other Nikon cameras, or only for Z6. Maybe someone can give an answer to that.
Nikon: Why don't you have these numbers presented in the menu system?
Camera Shutter Count
Upload an image to find out your camera's shutter count.
www.camerashuttercount.com
Nikon Z6 Shutter Count: Online Actuations Checker
Free online tool to determine the number of actuations. Click through to find out how many shots your Nikon Z6 has taken.
apotelyt.com
With those numbers I can calculate that I have 2358 mechanical actuations and 868 electronic actuations.
I have no idea if the apotelyt-site also works for other Nikon cameras, or only for Z6. Maybe someone can give an answer to that.
Nikon: Why don't you have these numbers presented in the menu system?
captain birdseye
Senior Member
Just how much information can you see on your FLICKR pics please?
captain birdseye
Senior Member
I had a look at your FLIKR pics and the pic of the dog is image number 35990 from your d7100 and the image of the cloud in the sky is image number 55933.
The shutter count for nikon cameras comes under image number.
Just click on show exif and scroll down until you find it.
I took the trouble to google search your question and another person had asked the same question about a d5100 on the FLICKR help page.
The shutter count for nikon cameras comes under image number.
Just click on show exif and scroll down until you find it.
I took the trouble to google search your question and another person had asked the same question about a d5100 on the FLICKR help page.
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nikonpup
Senior Member
Nikon D7100
18.0-140.0 mm f/3.5-5.6- ƒ/11.0
- 140.0 mm
- 1/400
- 400
- Flash (off, did not fire)
- Hide EXIF
- JFIFVersion - 1.02
- X-Resolution - 1 dpi
- Y-Resolution - 1 dpi
- Compression - JPEG (old-style)
- Make - NIKON CORPORATION
- Software - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic 13.5.1 (Windows)
- Date and Time (Modified) - 2024:09:28 16:59:14
- Artist - RON NELSON
- YCbCr Positioning - Centered
- Copyright - OLD DOG PHOTOS
- ISO Speed - 400
- Sensitivity Type - Recommended Exposure Index
- Exif Version - 0231
- Date and Time (Original) - 2024:09:28 16:10:51
- Date and Time (Digitized) - 2024:09:28 16:10:51
- Offset Time - -07:00
- Components Configuration - Y, Cb, Cr, -
- Exposure Bias - 0 EV
- Max Aperture Value - 5.7
- Metering Mode - Multi-segment
- Light Source - Unknown
- Sub Sec Time Original - 50
- Sub Sec Time Digitized - 50
- Color Space - sRGB
- Focal Plane X-Resolution - 2558.641221
- Focal Plane Y-Resolution - 2558.641221
- Focal Plane Resolution Unit - cm
- Sensing Method - One-chip color area
- File Source - Digital Camera
- Scene Type - Directly photographed
- CFAPattern - [Red,Green][Green,Blue]
- Custom Rendered - Normal
- Exposure Mode - Manual
- White Balance - Auto
- Digital Zoom Ratio - 1
- Focal Length (35mm format) - 210 mm
- Scene Capture Type - Standard
- Gain Control - Low gain up
- Contrast - High
- Saturation - High
- Sharpness - Hard
- Subject Distance Range - Unknown
- Image Unique ID - f0b50fbd2532217e813a3e31f1a3e3a1
- Lens Info - 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6
- Lens Model - 18.0-140.0 mm f/3.5-5.6
- Interop Version - 0100
- Related Image Width - 2000
- Related Image Height - 2000
- Envelope Record Version - 4
- Coded Character Set - UTF8
- Application Record Version - 4
- IPTCDigest - b443520a10119da99c2550175e6d0efb
- XMPToolkit - XMP Core 5.1.2
- Approximate Focus Distance - 2.11
- Image Number - 35586
- Lens ID - 160
- Creator - RON NELSON
- Format - image/jpeg
- Rights - OLD DOG PHOTOS
- Serial Number - 2661747
- Lens Info - 18-140mm f/3.5-5.6
- Creator Tool - Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Classic 13.5.1 (Windows)
- Metadata Date - 2024:09:28 16:56:19-07:00
- Pick - 0
- Derived From Document ID - C7D3D59A565B672AD2313920F6705A2F
- Derived From Original Document ID - C7D3D59A565B672AD2313920F6705A2F
- Document ID - xmp.did:c2c71f37-e326-f449-8d43-63feac0c06ea
- Instance ID - xmp.iid:c2c71f37-e326-f449-8d43-63feac0c06ea
- Original Document ID - C7D3D59A565B672AD2313920F6705A2F
- Preserved File Name - DSC_5499.NEF
- Camera ID - 72157632833409356
- Camera Type - Digital SLR
captain birdseye
Senior Member
When I opened your thread I clicked hide exif, which, by the way was a lighter letterset than the other info, this then led me to the pic of your dog without exif showing,,,,,until I clicked again and then it showed exif along with the image number (shutter count).
captain birdseye
Senior Member
35586 is the image number, you can see this surely? The image number is your shutter count.
captain birdseye
Senior Member
With all due respect I have taken the trouble to answer your question and stated the answer in a previous post. To the best of my reasonably well informed knowledge and confirmation by FLICKR staff it is correct. The shutter count of a Nikon DSLR on FLICKR is called Image number and is two lines above your name in the EXIF info. Bump, Bump, Bump ,,,, (the sound of me hitting my head against the study wall).