/ This thread was closed automatically due to a lack of responses over the last month. Hot Topics Latest: 77 minutes ago Latest: 5 hours ago Latest: 2 days ago Latest: 2 weeks ago Latest: 5 weeks ago Latest: 2 months ago Current Discussion Latest: 18 seconds ago Latest: 9 minutes ago Latest: 11 minutes ago Latest: 34 minutes ago Latest: 45 minutes ago Latest: 2 hours ago Latest: 2 hours ago Latest: 2 hours ago Latest: 4 hours ago Latest: 4 hours ago Latest: 7 hours ago Latest: 8 hours ago Shutter count missing from D80 exif. Says: I've tried all the suggestions but just can't find the info in the exif. Here is my most recent upload.

It's from a Nikon D80 Posted at 4:42PM, 19 April 2014 PST ( ) says: On the regular site, I see a shutter speed of 1/13 sec on that image. Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: bernmcc76: Try the full Flickr site.

Jun 4, 2016 - Is it possible to view the shutter count of a jpg in exif data? When I click 'get info' it doesn't show it. Since these kinds of image EXIF viewers are not going to work to find the total shutter count, we will need to use less popular versions of EXIF data viewers, such as Phil Harvey’s “ExifTool” and Opanda’s IExif.

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The mobile site probably doesn't display all the exif. Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: I am trying to see the shutter count. I don't know why it's not appearing Posted 58 months ago.

( ) says: Yea and i don't see shutter speed. I see image count though. Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: On the Photo Page, in the side panel, scrolling down, under the little 'i' there is a little clock in the left column of icons, it says 1/13. That is the shutter speed. EDIT: on the Exif page you are linking too, the shutter speed is right at the top: Exposure 0.077 sec (1/13). Posted 58 months ago.

( ) says: I can see the shutter speed. But I need the shutter count.

Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: Where the longest red arrow points to, that is the indicator for the shutter speed: repl. Screenshot Posted 58 months ago.

( ) MabelAmber️®***Pluto5339***Incognito edited this topic 58 months ago. Says: bernmcc76: But I need the shutter count.

As far as I know that is not included in the Exif data Flickr provides. Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: bernmcc76: When you say shutter count, you mean the total number of times the shutter has fired for that camera?

That's usually a diagnostic thing found within your camera's firmware somewhere, and not listed on photo exif data. If you google 'find my shutter count' (or actuation) for your camera, you'll probably find step by step instructions. Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: If they use the link I provided the only thing they need to do is 'browse' and 'upload' a jpeg from their computer, plus fill in a captcha.

Easy as kiss the back of your hand. Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: yes i have used similar sites.

And same results as when i tried nikonshuttercount.com. I get an error saying cannot be found so if anyone knows why the shutter count info is not embedded in my exif please let me know. Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: bernmcc76: in my exif It is not embedded in my Exif data either, for my Nikon D90. Found this discussion on the matter, in the Nikon group on Flickr:.

Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: bernmcc76 so if anyone knows why the shutter count info is not embedded in my exif please let me know. Eureka, I found the shuttercount in the Exif on a photo I just uploaded. It appears that shuttercount is stripped after any editing. So if you want shuttercount included you need to upload the untouched jpeg: Check this one, scroll down down down and then come across the shuttercount: Shuttercount: Shutter Count - 58353 (It's a ridiculous photo by the way, when I accidentally clicked the shutter, I just picked a random shot from my files) ed. To embolden + icon.

Posted 58 months ago. ( ) MabelAmber️®***Pluto5339***Incognito edited this topic 58 months ago. Says: I appreciate the info and help but I am still out of luck.

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My picture was uploaded straight from camera to Flickr and I don't have that level of detail in my exif info as you do. I suspect my D80 just isn't writing that info at that detail. But don't know why Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: bernmcc76: But don't know why That question can be answered by the manufacturer or perhaps by a trader who accepts trade-ins for refurbishment / re-sale. A common term is 'actuations', have you overlooked that tag? Posted 58 months ago. ( ) Old Fogey 1942 edited this topic 58 months ago.

Says: Try this - Your D80 was released in 2006 and exif data and firmware have advanced over time - but maybe not for your camera. Posted 58 months ago. ( ) says: Pianowerk: Good point. Or maybe the OP has not downloaded updates. Anyway, as it describes the camera and not the photo, Flickr may not have included it. Or may be the camera maker did not include it. Or may be it is something only included in later EXIF versions.