Drop any JPEG or RAW file from your camera and instantly see the shutter actuation count, wear status vs. manufacturer-rated life, and full EXIF metadata — focal length, lens, ISO, aperture, and more. Works with Nikon, Sony, Canon, Fujifilm, Pentax, and Ricoh. Everything is parsed in your browser using JavaScript. Your files never leave your device.
I built ShutterCount after struggling to verify the shutter count on a used camera I was about to buy. The seller didn't know. Most online tools require uploading your photo to a server — which felt wrong for something this personal.
So I built a version that runs entirely in your browser. Drop a RAW or JPEG, and the EXIF and maker note data is parsed locally using JavaScript. Nothing ever leaves your device.
What it does: → Reads shutter actuation count from Nikon NEF, Sony ARW, Canon CR3, Fujifilm RAF, Pentax PEF, Ricoh DNG, and most in-camera JPEGs → Shows wear status vs. manufacturer-rated shutter life → Displays full EXIF metadata — lens, focal length, ISO, aperture, capture date
It's still a work in progress. Testing and adding more camera models each day.
Would love to know: does it work for your camera? And what would make this more useful to you?
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I built ShutterCount after struggling to verify the shutter count on a used camera I was about to buy. The seller didn't know. Most online tools require uploading your photo to a server — which felt wrong for something this personal.
So I built a version that runs entirely in your browser. Drop a RAW or JPEG, and the EXIF and maker note data is parsed locally using JavaScript. Nothing ever leaves your device.
What it does:
→ Reads shutter actuation count from Nikon NEF, Sony ARW, Canon CR3, Fujifilm RAF, Pentax PEF, Ricoh DNG, and most in-camera JPEGs
→ Shows wear status vs. manufacturer-rated shutter life
→ Displays full EXIF metadata — lens, focal length, ISO, aperture, capture date
It's still a work in progress. Testing and adding more camera models each day.
Would love to know: does it work for your camera? And what would make this more useful to you?