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OnePlus Open Shutter Count:
How to Check Image Counter

The OnePlus Open (2023) is OnePlus’s first book-fold foldable smartphone, built around a Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and a Hasselblad-co-engineered triple camera system with 48 MP + 48 MP + 64 MP sensors — all electronic CMOS readout. Drop a Hasselblad Pro mode DNG to read the image counter instantly.

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OnePlus Open — First OnePlus Foldable, Hasselblad Triple Camera

The OnePlus Open (October 2023) is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 and features a Hasselblad Master Lens System triple camera: a 48 MP Sony IMX890 main sensor (1/1.56″, f/1.67, OIS), a 48 MP ultrawide (f/2.2, 116°), and a 64 MP 3× periscope telephoto (f/2.8, OIS). The book-fold design offers a 7.82-inch main AMOLED (2440×2268, 120 Hz) and a 6.31-inch cover AMOLED (2484×1116, 120 Hz).

OnePlus Open was the brand’s debut foldable, competing directly with the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5 and Huawei Mate X5. Unlike those competitors, it includes the three-position Alert Slider and full Hasselblad co-engineering with Hasselblad Natural Colour Solution (HNCS). The 4805 mAh split battery supports 67 W SUPERVOOC wired and 15 W AIRVOOC wireless charging. RAW capture is available in Hasselblad Pro mode, producing DNG files with the image counter in the EXIF ImageNumber field.

ModelChipsetMain CameraHasselbladRAW Format
OnePlus OpenSnapdragon 8 Gen 248 MP IMX890, f/1.67, OISYesDNG (Hasselblad Pro)
OnePlus 12Snapdragon 8 Gen 350 MP LYT-808, f/1.6, OISYesDNG (Hasselblad Pro)
OnePlus 13RSnapdragon 8 Gen 350 MP f/1.8, OISNoDNG (Pro mode)
No mechanical shutter — no shutter wear: The OnePlus Open has no focal-plane shutter mechanism. The counter in the Hasselblad Pro mode DNG file reflects total electronic captures and has no bearing on hardware wear. For a used OnePlus Open, hinge smoothness and inner display condition are the primary mechanical indicators.

How to Check the OnePlus Open Image Counter

  1. Enable RAW in Hasselblad Pro mode: Open the Camera app and switch to Pro mode. Tap the RAW toggle at the top of the screen to enable RAW or RAW+JPEG output. The Hasselblad Pro mode interface gives you full manual control and produces DNG files.
  2. Take a RAW photo: Capture any photo in Pro mode from either the main 7.82-inch inner display or the 6.31-inch cover screen. The DNG file is saved to your gallery under DCIM/Camera.
  3. Transfer the DNG to a computer: Connect the OnePlus Open via USB-C, select “File transfer” (MTP) mode, and copy the .dng file to your computer. Alternatively, share the file wirelessly via Google Drive or AirDrop equivalent.
  4. Drop into shuttercount.app: Drag the DNG file onto shuttercount.app. The image counter is read from the DNG metadata and displayed instantly — no upload.
  5. Alternative — ExifTool: Run exiftool -ImageNumber yourfile.dng to extract the counter from the command line.
Both screens, one counter: Whether you shoot from the inner 7.82-inch AMOLED or the 6.31-inch cover display, all captures go through the same rear camera system and increment the same image counter. The counter value in the DNG reflects your total capture history across both screens.

What to Check When Buying a Used OnePlus Open

The OnePlus Open is a foldable phone — hinge condition and inner display health are more meaningful indicators of wear than the image counter alone.

What to CheckHow
Hinge smoothnessOpen and close the phone several times; the hinge should move smoothly without grinding or resistance. OnePlus rates it for 400,000 folds
Inner display creaseView the 7.82-inch AMOLED at a shallow angle under bright light; a visible crease is normal, deep indentations or raised edges indicate impact
Cover displayInspect the 6.31-inch cover OLED for scratches; the cover glass is exposed when folded and more prone to daily wear
Battery healthSettings → Battery → Battery health. The 4805 mAh split cell can degrade unevenly; aim for >80% reported capacity
Hasselblad camera testShoot in Hasselblad Pro mode and verify all three cameras focus correctly — especially the 64 MP periscope telephoto
Image counterHigh count (>40,000) suggests heavy camera use — not a failure indicator
Alert SliderCycle through all three positions; it should engage cleanly without looseness

OnePlus Open vs OnePlus 12: Camera Comparison

Both phones use Hasselblad co-engineering but with different sensor lineups:

SpecOnePlus OpenOnePlus 12
Main sensor48 MP Sony IMX890, f/1.6750 MP LYT-808, f/1.6
Ultrawide48 MP f/2.2, 116°48 MP f/2.2, 114°
Telephoto64 MP 3× periscope, f/2.864 MP 3× periscope, f/2.6
ChipsetSnapdragon 8 Gen 2Snapdragon 8 Gen 3
Form factorBook-fold foldableCandy-bar
Alert SliderYesYes
RAW DNGHasselblad ProHasselblad Pro

The OnePlus 12’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 gives it a CPU/GPU edge, but the Open’s foldable form factor and 7.82-inch inner display offer a fundamentally different use case. Both produce DNG files with the same image counter mechanism.

OnePlus Open Shutter Count — FAQ

Does the OnePlus Open have a mechanical shutter?

No. All three cameras on the OnePlus Open use CMOS electronic readout — the 48 MP main, 48 MP ultrawide, and 64 MP periscope telephoto. There is no focal-plane shutter and no rated mechanical lifespan for the camera. The hinge is rated for 400,000 folds, which is a separate metric.

How do I enable RAW on the OnePlus Open?

Switch to Hasselblad Pro mode in the Camera app, then tap the RAW icon (or select RAW from the format toggle) to enable DNG output. DNG files are saved to DCIM/Camera and are accessible via USB-C File Transfer mode.

What is the hinge fold rating on the OnePlus Open?

OnePlus rates the Open’s hinge at 400,000 fold cycles — double the 200,000 cycles rated on Samsung’s Z Fold series. This is a separate metric from the image counter and reflects hinge mechanical longevity, not camera usage.

Can the image counter on a OnePlus Open be reset?

No. The image counter is stored in persistent hardware memory and cannot be reset by a factory reset, OS update, or any user action.

Does shooting from the cover display affect the image counter?

Yes. Every capture — from both the 7.82-inch inner display and the 6.31-inch cover display — uses the same rear camera system and increments the same image counter stored in the DNG metadata.

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