Drop a CR3 RAW file from your Canon EOS 200D Mark II (also sold as the EOS 250D, Rebel SL3, or Kiss X10) and get the exact shutter actuation count instantly — processed entirely in your browser, never uploaded anywhere.
Check Shutter Count →The Canon EOS 200D Mark II is Canon’s 2019 compact entry-level DSLR — the lightest Canon DSLR with a movable screen at 449 g. It features a 24.1 MP APS-C Dual Pixel CMOS sensor, the DIGIC 8 processor, and 4K video recording, making it a significant upgrade from the original EOS 200D (2017).
Canon sells this camera under four different names depending on the market:
| Market Name | Region | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| EOS 200D Mark II | China, some Asian markets | Same camera, Chinese market branding |
| EOS 250D | Europe, Middle East, Africa, Oceania | Most common global name |
| EOS Rebel SL3 | Americas (US, Canada, Latin America) | Rebel series branding |
| EOS Kiss X10 | Japan | Kiss series branding |
| Model | Release | Sensor | Est. Shutter Life | RAW Format |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EOS 200D Mark II (= 250D) | 2019 | 24.1 MP APS-C CMOS | ~100,000 | CR3 |
| EOS 200D (predecessor) | 2017 | 24.2 MP APS-C CMOS | ~100,000 | CR2 |
| EOS 850D (sibling, 2020) | 2020 | 24.1 MP APS-C CMOS | ~100,000 | CR3 |
With an estimated lifespan of 100,000 actuations, the 200D Mark II is a typical entry-level DSLR in terms of durability. Many units are used lightly by first-time DSLR owners.
| Actuation Count | % of Est. Life | Assessment |
|---|---|---|
| 0 – 5,000 | 0 – 5 % | Very low use — near new |
| 5,000 – 20,000 | 5 – 20 % | Low use — plenty of life remaining |
| 20,000 – 50,000 | 20 – 50 % | Moderate use — normal for a hobbyist |
| 50,000 – 80,000 | 50 – 80 % | Heavy use — negotiate price |
| 80,000 + | 80 %+ | High use — budget for shutter replacement |
The Canon EOS 200D Mark II stores the shutter count in the CTMD (Canon Timed Metadata) block inside the CR3 ISOBMFF container. Unlike the older CR2 format (used by the original 200D), CR3 embeds this data in a structured block that ShutterCount can parse directly in your browser using JavaScript.
The count is a hardware counter in the camera body that increments with every mechanical shutter actuation. It cannot be reset by formatting the memory card, switching lenses, or performing a factory reset — only a Canon authorised service centre can reset it after a physical shutter replacement.
No. The EOS 200D Mark II uses a mechanical focal-plane shutter only. There is no fully electronic (silent) shutter mode. Every exposure — whether in single shot, continuous, or self-timer mode — actuates the mechanical shutter and increments the count.
The original Canon EOS 200D (2017, also Rebel SL2 / Kiss X9) uses CR2 format, not CR3. Its shutter count is stored differently in the MakerNote. ShutterCount supports both formats; see the Canon EOS 200D page for details on that older model.
Yes, completely. The EOS 200D Mark II and EOS 250D are the same camera body, with identical sensors, processors, autofocus systems, and RAW output. Canon uses different names for different markets. The shutter count stored in the CR3 file is the same regardless of which regional name is printed on the body.
As of 2026, the 200D Mark II / 250D remains available as new stock in many markets, though Canon’s DSLR lineup has been officially wound down in favour of the EOS R mirrorless system. Used units are widely available and still represent excellent value for a first DSLR purchase.
Both cameras share the same 24.1 MP sensor and DIGIC 8 processor. The 850D (released 2020) adds a faster burst rate (7 fps vs 5 fps), a higher-resolution 45-point AF system in the OVF (vs 9-point on the 200D Mark II), and slightly better build quality. The 200D Mark II is smaller and lighter at 449 g. Both are estimated at ~100,000-actuation shutter life.
The hardware shutter counter cannot be reset by the user — only by a Canon authorised service centre after a physical shutter replacement. The count in the CR3 CTMD block cannot be reliably altered without specialist tools. Always verify from an original CR3 RAW file, not a screenshot or JPEG export.