Real-world professional photography data & tools

Photography, measured.

Explore the cameras, lenses, and settings observed in public portfolios of professional photographers, with sample sizes and data-quality context shown alongside the results.

Practical utilities

Start with a photography tool

Inspect or clean photo metadata locally in your browser, check a camera file before buying or selling, and work out print size and exposure — nine focused tools, each with its own privacy and accuracy limits.

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EXIF Viewer

Read camera, lens, exposure, dimensions, and other metadata locally in your browser.

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Camera Shutter Count Checker

Read a verified, model-specific shutter counter from an original JPEG or RAW camera file.

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Fujifilm Serial Number Lookup

Check an exact serial mapping, with inferred results clearly separated when evidence allows.

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Data reference

Understand settings in context

Data pages combine photo-weighted and photographer-balanced views across professional photographers, so one prolific contributor does not silently define the answer.

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Camera profiles

Observed exposure settings, lens use, genre coverage, date range, and dataset quality.

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Lens data

Cameras paired with a lens, focal and aperture patterns, and photographer-balanced usage.

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Transparent by design

Counts alone are not conclusions.

Every indexable data page is designed to show sample size, contributor diversity, completeness, and limitations next to its findings.

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