I have a like-new X-E1 converted to IR by LifePixel. Before listing it for sale, I wanted to find the shutter count to include in its description. I followed the 2 methods that I found online but it fails to trigger the count. I had some health issues after the conversion and haven't used it so am culling some things.
I have a like-new X-E1 converted to IR by LifePixel. Before listing it for sale, I wanted to find the shutter count to include in its description. I followed the 2 methods that I found online but it fails to trigger the count. I had some health issues after the conversion and haven't used it so am culling some things.
You may be approximately right about the "meaningless" part.
Later Fuji cameras (not the X-E1 or X-E2) write data to an EXIF field called "Image Count." From what I have read, there are at least three problems with this EXIF field:
1. The "Image Count" is a special kind of EXIF field known as Makers Notes, and various EXIF readers may have trouble reading Makers Notes in general and Fuji's Maker Notes in particular. Many of the online shutter count tools are not set up to correctly read and interpret Fuji's Maker Notes.
2. The Image Count may include electronic shutter actuations as well as mechanical ones.