Canon EOS R6 Mark II shutter count
Can you check a Canon EOS R6 Mark II shutter count online? It should work, but our checker is currently failing on some Canon EOS R6 Mark II files. We are working on a fix.
Should work — currently unreliable
Support for this model was added to ExifTool via a 2023 community fix; our server may be running an older version. Fix in progress.
Failed reads logged for this model so far: 106.
Try your Canon EOS R6 Mark II file
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Original JPEG or RAW — not edited or re-exported
Other ways to get the count
- Read it from the camera over USB. Some desktop apps ask the camera body directly instead of reading a photo. Whether that works depends on the model and the app, so check an app's supported-camera list before paying for it.
- Ask a Canon service centre. They can read the count as part of a check or service.
- Don't rely on file numbers. The number in a file name rolls over after 9999 and can be reset in the menu, so it is not a shutter count.
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Canon EOS R6 Mark II shutter count — common questions
Can I check a Canon EOS R6 Mark II shutter count online?
It should work, but our checker is currently failing on some Canon EOS R6 Mark II files. We are working on a fix. Support for this model was added to ExifTool via a 2023 community fix; our server may be running an older version. Fix in progress.
Which file should I upload from a Canon EOS R6 Mark II?
An original, unedited JPEG or CR3 file straight from the memory card. Files that were edited, exported, or sent through a messaging app usually have the camera's maker notes stripped out, and the shutter count goes with them.