Canon Lens Code at Luca Schonell blog

Canon Lens Code. Do keep in mind, canon eos cameras do not use this same system and that is an investigation for another day. The serial number may be 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 or 12 digits long depending on the age and model of your lens. The batch number was described as a way to break up a month to track manufacturing trends and the serial number is obviously a sequential list of lenses built that month. The u is the factory, the t is the year of manufacture (2005), the 03 is the month (march) and the final two numbers seem to be some. When you see a price list for a lens or even get the lens it is covered in different types of codes which is supposed to give you. Like most lens manufacturers, canon uses codes in their lens names to identify key features and technologies of the lens. Canon has been stamping date codes on cameras and lenses since about 1960. Some older canon lenses are stamped with a manufacturing code consisting of two letters and (typically) four numbers. It can be found in the following locations which. The first letter, u, means canon's 3,000. The date codes restarted at 'a' again in.

The date codes restarted at 'a' again in. Like most lens manufacturers, canon uses codes in their lens names to identify key features and technologies of the lens. Canon has been stamping date codes on cameras and lenses since about 1960. It can be found in the following locations which. When you see a price list for a lens or even get the lens it is covered in different types of codes which is supposed to give you. The serial number may be 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 or 12 digits long depending on the age and model of your lens. Some older canon lenses are stamped with a manufacturing code consisting of two letters and (typically) four numbers. The first letter, u, means canon's 3,000. Do keep in mind, canon eos cameras do not use this same system and that is an investigation for another day. The batch number was described as a way to break up a month to track manufacturing trends and the serial number is obviously a sequential list of lenses built that month.

Canon lens serial number on the box Bruno Girin Flickr

Canon Lens Code Canon has been stamping date codes on cameras and lenses since about 1960. Like most lens manufacturers, canon uses codes in their lens names to identify key features and technologies of the lens. The first letter, u, means canon's 3,000. The u is the factory, the t is the year of manufacture (2005), the 03 is the month (march) and the final two numbers seem to be some. The serial number may be 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 or 12 digits long depending on the age and model of your lens. It can be found in the following locations which. Do keep in mind, canon eos cameras do not use this same system and that is an investigation for another day. The batch number was described as a way to break up a month to track manufacturing trends and the serial number is obviously a sequential list of lenses built that month. The date codes restarted at 'a' again in. Canon has been stamping date codes on cameras and lenses since about 1960. When you see a price list for a lens or even get the lens it is covered in different types of codes which is supposed to give you. Some older canon lenses are stamped with a manufacturing code consisting of two letters and (typically) four numbers.