ShuttR: Shutter Speed Tester

ShuttR: Shutter Speed Tester

Analog Shutter Speed Tester

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#122 in paid Photo & Video
🔧 Utilities
📷 Photo & Video
$6.99

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Released
August 12, 2026
Updated
November 2, 2026
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This app uses your iPhone's camera to accurately measure the shutter speeds of analog film cameras. It provides a guided process to check if your camera's shutter has drifted over time, offering a clear verdict on its performance without requiring external hardware.

✓Measures real shutter speeds
✓Uses iPhone camera and light source
✓Tests speeds from 8s to 1/500
✓Guided step-by-step protocol
✓Automatic calibration
✓Deviation in stops and verdict
✓History and camera collection
✓Shareable 'shutter checked' certificate
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What's New in ShuttR

2.0

November 2, 2026

ShuttR 2.0 is the biggest update yet. - Every speed from 8s to 1/2000, with increased precision from several measuring methods - Slow and fast speeds can be checked separately — both shown side by side on your camera's page - New: shutter capping check with a light map of the whole frame - New: frame rate check (beta) for motor drives and Super 8 cameras - Video cameras in your collection - Precision confirmed (beta): the shutter's sound double-checks your measurement - Over 130 camera models built in, with their shutter type filled in for you - Serial numbers for your cameras and reports - Delete single measurements from a camera's history - Many refinements to calibration and light checks

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Last updated on November 12, 2026.

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FAQ

How does ShuttR test my analog camera's shutter speed?

ShuttR uses your iPhone's high-speed camera to record the duration of light exposure through your analog camera's lensless body and a light source. It then compares this measured time to the dialled-in speed, reporting the deviation in fractions of a stop.

What shutter speed range can ShuttR accurately test?

ShuttR reliably tests shutter speeds from 8 seconds down to 1/500th of a second. It omits speeds above 1/500th as an iPhone camera cannot resolve them with sufficient accuracy for this purpose.

Does ShuttR require any special hardware to work?

No, ShuttR requires only your iPhone's camera and a light source. It is designed to avoid the need for external hardware testers or sensors.

What types of shutters can ShuttR test?

ShuttR tests and validates horizontal and vertical focal-plane shutters found in most SLRs and rangefinders. While leaf (central) shutters should also work, their readings are treated as unconfirmed as they haven't undergone the same validation process.

Can ShuttR measure shutter capping?

No, ShuttR does not measure shutter capping. The app focuses on timing how long light passes through the shutter, not on the evenness of exposure across the frame.

What information does ShuttR provide after a test?

After each test, ShuttR provides a comparison of every speed against its nominal value, detailing the deviation in stops and offering a clear verdict (OK, deviation, or defective). It also allows you to track a shutter's condition over time.

Is ShuttR suitable for selling cameras?

Yes, ShuttR can generate a shareable 'shutter checked' certificate (image or PDF). This is ideal for sellers on platforms like eBay or Etsy, providing buyers with concrete proof of the camera's shutter performance.

How often is ShuttR updated?

The app was last updated on September 26, 2026, indicating a commitment to ongoing development and support for its users.