Fujifilm shutter count checker
Recent Fujifilm X and GFX bodies record an image count in each photo. Drop an original JPEG or RAF and ShutterOdo reads it in your browser.
Drop a photo
Nikon, Sony, Pentax, Fujifilm, and the Canon R5 and R6. Use the original file from the memory card.
No camera handy? Try a sample:
Connect by USB
For Canon EOS bodies that keep the count out of their photos, like the 7D Mark II, 5D Mark III and 70D. Works in desktop Chrome or Edge.
Read-only. Camera settings stay as they are.On Windows? Do a 2-minute driver switch first, no download needed: Windows setup guide. Or use Chrome on an Android phone with a USB OTG adapter.
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USB setup for Mac, Windows and Linux
Charge the battery, switch the camera on, turn Wi-Fi off and use a USB cable that carries data. Many micro-USB cables only charge. Quit EOS Utility, Lightroom, Photos and Image Capture first.
Mac: right before you click Connect, run killall -9 PTPCamera ptpcamerad in Terminal. macOS grabs cameras the moment they're plugged in.
Windows: Windows puts Canon cameras on its own driver, which Chrome can't use. Switch it to Windows' built-in WinUSB driver in Device Manager, no download needed. Step-by-step Windows guide. Or skip the computer and use Chrome on an Android phone with a USB OTG adapter.
Linux, ChromeOS and Android Chrome with a USB OTG adapter: usually works as is.
Technical log
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How Fujifilm records the count
Fujifilm writes an image count into the maker notes of recent X and GFX bodies. It may include electronic shutter shots, and it can reset to 0 after a firmware update. Treat it as a usage guide.
Fujifilm cameras also report a total shot count to tethering software over USB. ShutterOdo can request it, but that path hasn't been tested on a real camera yet. If you try it, set the camera's PC connection mode to USB tether or USB RAW conversion.
How to check a Fujifilm count
- Take a new photo.
- Copy the original JPEG or RAF off the card.
- Drop it on the checker above.
Fujifilm questions
Why did my Fujifilm count go back to zero?
Some Fujifilm bodies reset the image count after a firmware update. The shutter itself hasn't changed.