Mechanical shutter is subject to wear and tear, while the electronic one is not. Mechanical and electronic shutter makes it unfortunately more difficult to assess the remaining shutter life, since only the That is reported in EXIF data (videos do not increment the counter, though). Images taken with the mechnical shutter, but also includes pictures taken with the electronic shutter in the 'image count' Unlike other camera manufacturers, such as Nikon, Pentax and Sony, Fujifilm does not limit the actuation count to Send me a brief note if you have a Fujifilm camera that is not mentioned,īut for which you managed to obtain the image count Include the Maker Notes alongside the camera's EXIF data, so that the shutter count can not be obtained from image analysis.

For the X-T200, Fujifilm apparently did not For cameras that were releasedĪfter the X-T2, such as the GFX-100, GFX-50R, GFX-50S, X-E3, X-E4, X-H1, X-Pro3, X-S10, X-T3, X-T4, X-T20, and X-T30, the actuation count in the EXIF data seems to be correct,Įven though there have been reports that it can be disrupted through certain operator actions. However, the internal softwareĭoes not seem to have been mature at launch, so that, for example, firmware updates have been disrupting the counter.Īs a result, the image count information contained in EXIF metadata is not reliable for the X-T1 (and the X-T2).

The Fujifilm X-T1 was the first camera for which Fujifilm implemented EXIF-based actuation recording.

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Fujifilm shutter count check