Shutter count fuji s9600 and s7000z

flydoc · 22 Mar 2011

Any chance to figure out a way to determine the
shutter count on the fuji s9600 and fuji s7000z?
I only have a picture of the raw.
I've been trying various software (EXIF) programs, but, doesn't seem to be able to read the shutter count on the ...?
Any help..?
Thanks-
Sasa.

KMPhoto · 22 Mar 2011

Try PhotoMe and open a JPEG - that program seems to have the best ability to read EXIF info.

flydoc · 22 Mar 2011

Thanks.
not we succeeded, does not show shutter count?

scottthehat · 22 Mar 2011

hi sasa the shutter count does not matter for point and shots as the have no moving parts for that can brake, so i point and shoot will be fine.

flydoc · 22 Mar 2011

Hi and thanks,
How can I find out whether the camera is in good condition? Seller's camera says he has a 10 000 shutter count? Do believe and how

scottthehat · 22 Mar 2011

what camera is it sara.

flydoc · 22 Mar 2011

the picture on the ad appears in good condition. Me need this camera (s9600) and now I am in doubt whether to buy it or not?

scottthehat · 22 Mar 2011

well as far as i know its not a dslr and there is no need to worry about shutter count like on dslrs, go for it if you want it the 9600 got very good reviews when it come out.

flydoc · 23 Mar 2011

I have a fuji s7000z and mainly use it for macro photography. Solid finishes the job. Recently broke my camera, probably because the electronics, are going to up and running for several days after that does not work 5 days and so on

Now I'm looking for a similar camera, I found a Fuji s9600, which should suit me to meet my needs. Here are some pictures from my fuji s7000z

flydoc · 23 Mar 2011

What do you think of the way, is to work for Canon, but
I checked on my camera s7000z and showed about 50 000 +, just as a friend of mine checked in some other way, the result coincides!
http://digital-photography-school.c...as/196-what-your-shutter-actuation-count.html