Drop an RW2 RAW file from your Panasonic Lumix S1H II and get EXIF metadata instantly — processed entirely in your browser, never uploaded anywhere. Important: Panasonic RW2 files do not store shutter count in-file; use the camera menu instead.
Check EXIF Data →The Panasonic Lumix S1H II is the successor to the acclaimed S1H (2019), Panasonic's cinema-first full-frame mirrorless camera that became popular among professional videographers and documentary filmmakers for its unlimited video recording and V-Log colour science. The S1H II builds on this foundation with an updated 24 MP full-frame CMOS sensor, the Venus Engine 12 image processor, and improved heat management for even longer continuous video sessions. As with its predecessor, the S1H II uses the L-mount for compatibility with Leica and Sigma L-mount lenses.
| Model | Sensor | Est. Shutter Life | RAW Format | In-File Count |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Panasonic S1H II | 24 MP full-frame CMOS | ~200,000–300,000 est. | RW2 | Not available |
| Panasonic S1H | 24.2 MP full-frame CMOS | ~200,000 est. | RW2 | Not available |
| Panasonic S1 II | 24 MP full-frame CMOS | ~200,000 est. | RW2 | Not available |
Because the S1H II is a cinema hybrid primarily used for video, the mechanical shutter count may be lower than expected relative to total recording hours. Most professional S1H users rely heavily on electronic shutter or video mode, accumulating minimal mechanical shutter wear even after years of professional production use.
| Shutter Count (via camera menu) | Assessment |
|---|---|
| 0 – 10,000 | Near new for a cinema hybrid — typical of video-first use |
| 10,000 – 60,000 | Low use — consistent with hybrid photo-video work |
| 60,000 – 150,000 | Moderate use — still well within expected life |
| 150,000 – 250,000 | Higher use — negotiate accordingly |
| 250,000 + | Heavy photo use — factor in potential shutter service |
Panasonic has never embedded shutter count data in their RW2 RAW files, across both G-series (Micro Four Thirds) and S-series (full-frame) cameras. The camera menu is the only way to retrieve this information. This is unlike Nikon (NEF tag 0x00A7), Sony (ARW tag 0x9050), and Canon (CR3 CTMD), which all store permanent hardware counters in their RAW files.
No. The S1H II uses the electronic shutter for video capture (both streaming sensor output and MOV/MP4 recording), which does not engage the mechanical curtain. Mechanical shutter wear accumulates only from still photography exposures. This means a used S1H II sold as a "video-only body" may have a very low mechanical shutter count despite years of heavy professional use.
Yes, via the Lumix Sync app and USB tethering. Tethered captures still write RW2 files and still do not embed the shutter count. The camera menu method remains the only option for shutter count verification.