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Chinon Lens Serial Number Find Nikon Lens Serial Number ALPA 11si Black 24mm f3.5mm Angenieux lens Ser#64205 Purchased 1991 Photo by James Eager Alpa was an offshoot of the Pignons S.A. Company, which made a particular part for Swiss watches. The 55mm f1.7 Chinon has a wider than average aperture, which gives it an edge over some competitors, as most standard lenses have 1.8-2.8 maximum aperture. It is soft wide open, which is not necessarily a bad thing as the image has a rather dreamy look. Once the diaphragm is closed, it becomes increasingly sharper, and as it is the case with many other vintage lenses, it reaches a sweet spot. The remaining seven digits ’0001555’ are a basic serial number (this was a very early lens. Canon EF lens chronology. Pentax Serial Number Database containing serial numbers of Pentax cameras and lenses. Check against our database to make sure an item isn’t defective! Find the perfect lens Find the perfect lens. Capture what you love with help.Approve the CookiesThis website uses cookies to improve your user experience. By using this site, you agree to our use of cookies and our Privacy Policy.OKIndex • • New posts • • RTAT • • ’Best of’ • • Gallery • • Gear • • ReviewsNew posts • • RTAT • • ’Best of’ • • Gallery • • Gear • • Reviews
FORUMS➔Canon Cameras, Lenses & Accessories➔Canon EF and EF-S LensesThread started 05 Oct 2017 (Thursday) 12:06(this ad will go away when you log in as a registered member)ssmanakssmanak439 postsLikes: 7Joined Jun 2010Location: Chandigarh, India
I am planning to buy used canon 100-400 Ver1 lens. However seller has told me that he has not retained bill or receipt.Some time back i have seen a message in this forum that year of manufacture is coded in serial number of the lens. Can some one share that plseRegards Sudeep Manak
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John from PAJohn from PA10,494 postsLikes: 1208Joined May 2003Location: Southeast PennsylvaniaPost edited over 3 years ago by John from PA. (3 edits in all)Oct 05, 2017 16:31 | #305Xrunner wrote in post #18466590https://www.the-digital-picture.com …ses/Canon-Lens-Aging.aspx
That chart shows info starting with 2008 and that lens (version I) could possibly date back to 1998, its year of introduction.LOG IN TO REPLY
BassatBassat8,075 postsLikes: 2739Joined Oct 2015Post edited over 3 years ago by Bassat.Oct 05, 2017 16:58 | #4John from PA wrote in post #18466753That chart shows info starting with 2008 and that lens (version I) could possibly date back to 1998, its year of introduction.
Take another look. It goes back to 1960.LOG IN TO REPLY
John from PAJohn from PA10,494 postsLikes: 1208Joined May 2003Location: Southeast PennsylvaniaBassat wrote in post #18466765Take another look. It goes back to 1960.
Sorry, yes it does, just scroll down.LOG IN TO REPLY
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ssmanakssmanakTHREAD STARTER439 postsLikes: 7Joined Jun 2010Location: Chandigarh, IndiaPost edited over 3 years ago by ssmanak.Oct 06, 2017 11:58 | #7
These are the nos on my lenses. 50mm f1.4.. 1798301524-105 f4.. 4667930 and UA092570-300 f4..5.6... 91806274Excepting UA0925, other two lenses have 8 digit nos and not 10 digit nos as said in link in post no 2 aboveHave i missed any thing...
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05Xrunner05Xrunner5,750 postsGallery: 52 photosLikes: 502Joined Dec 2005Location: Pittsburgh PA
only L lenses you can look up. non L lenses you cant use the codes to find anything
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InspeqtorInspeqtor10,379 postsGallery: 132 photosLikes: 3657Joined Mar 2008Location: Elkhart, Indiana05Xrunner wrote in post #18467290only L lenses you can look up. non L lenses you cant use the codes to find anything
Then why, in the article, do they use the EF-S 18-200 lens as an example?Canon has been transitioning to a 10-digit lens serial number (starting in 2008 with the Canon EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens) and ending the inclusion of a separate manufacturing date code. While date codes and the shorter serial number are still found on some lenses, this inclusion will likely end completely. We loved the date code because it made aging a lens easy. However, now we can age a lens based on the serial number alone.
In the 10 digit numbers, I do understand the DD C SSSSSSS as explained. What I don’t understand is finding the year with the letters A thru Z. where is that found in the 10 digit code?And then the letters A thru G all have 3 separate years that each of those letters might represent, with the rest of the alphabet having 2 possible years. How do you know which year the letter (for example) A equals? Is it 2012, 1986 or 1960?What happens beginning in 2019 and after?My 70-300 lens (non L) I bought new in 2008. The S/N on this lens is 45608200It looks to me like there is no way to date my lens with the 8 digit number.
Charles Canon EOS 90D * Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM* Flickr AccountTokina AT-X Pro DX 11-20 f/2.8 * Sigma 17-70 f2.8-4 DC Macro OS * Sigma 150-600 f5-6.3 APO DG OS HSM ContemporaryCanon 18-55 IS Kit Lens * Canon 70-300 IS USM * Canon 50mm f1.8 * Canon 580EX IILOG IN TO REPLY
Canon BobCanon Bob2,063 postsLikes: 52Joined May 2007Location: Poitou-Charentes, France05Xrunner wrote in post #18467290only L lenses you can look up. non L lenses you cant use the codes to find anything
The TS-E45, TS-E90 and MP-E65 also use the same date code system as L lenses.
1Dx2 (2), 5DSR, 1Ds3, 1D4, 5D2(590nm), 5D2(720nm) EF600 EF400 EF300-II EF300 EF200 EF200-II EF180L EF135L EF100 EF85-II EF50L TS-E17/4 TS-E24L-II TS-E45 TS-E90 MP-E65 EF70-200-II EF24-70/2.8-II EF16-35/4 EF8-15/4 EF11-24/4 Zeiss 15/2.8 21/2.8 25/2 28/2 35/1.4 35/2 50/2 85/1.4 100/2 135/2 T/C’s L-SC & a WIFE!LOG IN TO REPLY
Serial Number LookupCanon BobCanon Bob2,063 postsLikes: 52Joined May 2007Location: Poitou-Charentes, FranceInspeqtor wrote in post #18467313And then the letters A thru G all have 3 separate years that each of those letters might represent, with the rest of the alphabet having 2 possible years. How do you know which year the letter (for example) A equals? Is it 2012, 1986 or 1960?
There’s little or no likelyhood of any lenses being in production long enough to have the same date code as an earlier example.
1Dx2 (2), 5DSR, 1Ds3, 1D4, 5D2(590nm), 5D2(720nm) EF600 EF400 EF300-II EF300 EF200 EF200-II EF180L EF135L EF100 EF85-II EF50L TS-E17/4 TS-E24L-II TS-E45 TS-E90 MP-E65 EF70-200-II EF24-70/2.8-II EF16-35/4 EF8-15/4 EF11-24/4 Zeiss 15/2.8 21/2.8 25/2 28/2 35/1.4 35/2 50/2 85/1.4 100/2 135/2 T/C’s L-SC & a WIFE!LOG IN TO REPLY
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Chinon Lens Serial Number Find Nikon Lens Serial Number ALPA 11si Black 24mm f3.5mm Angenieux lens Ser#64205 Purchased 1991 Photo by James Eager Alpa was an offshoot of the Pignons S.A. Company, which made a particular part for Swiss watches. The 55mm f1.7 Chinon has a wider than average aperture, which gives it an edge over some competitors, as most standard lenses have 1.8-2.8 maximum aperture. It is soft wide open, which is not necessarily a bad thing as the image has a rather dreamy look. Once the diaphragm is closed, it becomes increasingly sharper, and as it is the case with many other vintage lenses, it reaches a sweet spot. The remaining seven digits ’0001555’ are a basic serial number (this was a very early lens. Canon EF lens chronology. Pentax Serial Number Database containing serial numbers of Pentax cameras and lenses. Check against our database to make sure an item isn’t defective! Find the perfect lens Find the perfect lens. Capture what you love with help.Approve the CookiesThis website uses cookies to improve your user experience. By using this site, you agree to our use of cookies and our Privacy Policy.OKIndex • • New posts • • RTAT • • ’Best of’ • • Gallery • • Gear • • ReviewsNew posts • • RTAT • • ’Best of’ • • Gallery • • Gear • • Reviews
FORUMS➔Canon Cameras, Lenses & Accessories➔Canon EF and EF-S LensesThread started 05 Oct 2017 (Thursday) 12:06(this ad will go away when you log in as a registered member)ssmanakssmanak439 postsLikes: 7Joined Jun 2010Location: Chandigarh, India
I am planning to buy used canon 100-400 Ver1 lens. However seller has told me that he has not retained bill or receipt.Some time back i have seen a message in this forum that year of manufacture is coded in serial number of the lens. Can some one share that plseRegards Sudeep Manak
ss.manakEOS 6D ii, Canon 24-105f4 L ii, Canon 50 f1.4, Tamron 100-400 f4.5-6.3 VC, Canon 430EX ii, Canon 270 exiiLOG IN TO REPLY(this ad will go away when you log in as a registered member)
05Xrunner05Xrunner5,750 postsGallery: 52 photosLikes: 502Joined Dec 2005Location: Pittsburgh PA
My gearFuji X-T2, Fuji 18-55 2.8-4 OIS, Fuji 35 f2, Fuji 50 f2, Fuji 90 f2, Fuji 55-200 3.5-4.8 OISSony RX100 IILOG IN TO REPLY
John from PAJohn from PA10,494 postsLikes: 1208Joined May 2003Location: Southeast PennsylvaniaPost edited over 3 years ago by John from PA. (3 edits in all)Oct 05, 2017 16:31 | #305Xrunner wrote in post #18466590https://www.the-digital-picture.com …ses/Canon-Lens-Aging.aspx
That chart shows info starting with 2008 and that lens (version I) could possibly date back to 1998, its year of introduction.LOG IN TO REPLY
BassatBassat8,075 postsLikes: 2739Joined Oct 2015Post edited over 3 years ago by Bassat.Oct 05, 2017 16:58 | #4John from PA wrote in post #18466753That chart shows info starting with 2008 and that lens (version I) could possibly date back to 1998, its year of introduction.
Take another look. It goes back to 1960.LOG IN TO REPLY
John from PAJohn from PA10,494 postsLikes: 1208Joined May 2003Location: Southeast PennsylvaniaBassat wrote in post #18466765Take another look. It goes back to 1960.
Sorry, yes it does, just scroll down.LOG IN TO REPLY
ssmanakssmanakTHREAD STARTER439 postsLikes: 7Joined Jun 2010Location: Chandigarh, India
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ssmanakssmanakTHREAD STARTER439 postsLikes: 7Joined Jun 2010Location: Chandigarh, IndiaPost edited over 3 years ago by ssmanak.Oct 06, 2017 11:58 | #7
These are the nos on my lenses. 50mm f1.4.. 1798301524-105 f4.. 4667930 and UA092570-300 f4..5.6... 91806274Excepting UA0925, other two lenses have 8 digit nos and not 10 digit nos as said in link in post no 2 aboveHave i missed any thing...
ss.manakEOS 6D ii, Canon 24-105f4 L ii, Canon 50 f1.4, Tamron 100-400 f4.5-6.3 VC, Canon 430EX ii, Canon 270 exiiLOG IN TO REPLY
05Xrunner05Xrunner5,750 postsGallery: 52 photosLikes: 502Joined Dec 2005Location: Pittsburgh PA
only L lenses you can look up. non L lenses you cant use the codes to find anything
My gearFuji X-T2, Fuji 18-55 2.8-4 OIS, Fuji 35 f2, Fuji 50 f2, Fuji 90 f2, Fuji 55-200 3.5-4.8 OISSony RX100 IILOG IN TO REPLY
InspeqtorInspeqtor10,379 postsGallery: 132 photosLikes: 3657Joined Mar 2008Location: Elkhart, Indiana05Xrunner wrote in post #18467290only L lenses you can look up. non L lenses you cant use the codes to find anything
Then why, in the article, do they use the EF-S 18-200 lens as an example?Canon has been transitioning to a 10-digit lens serial number (starting in 2008 with the Canon EF-S 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens) and ending the inclusion of a separate manufacturing date code. While date codes and the shorter serial number are still found on some lenses, this inclusion will likely end completely. We loved the date code because it made aging a lens easy. However, now we can age a lens based on the serial number alone.
In the 10 digit numbers, I do understand the DD C SSSSSSS as explained. What I don’t understand is finding the year with the letters A thru Z. where is that found in the 10 digit code?And then the letters A thru G all have 3 separate years that each of those letters might represent, with the rest of the alphabet having 2 possible years. How do you know which year the letter (for example) A equals? Is it 2012, 1986 or 1960?What happens beginning in 2019 and after?My 70-300 lens (non L) I bought new in 2008. The S/N on this lens is 45608200It looks to me like there is no way to date my lens with the 8 digit number.
Charles Canon EOS 90D * Canon EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM* Flickr AccountTokina AT-X Pro DX 11-20 f/2.8 * Sigma 17-70 f2.8-4 DC Macro OS * Sigma 150-600 f5-6.3 APO DG OS HSM ContemporaryCanon 18-55 IS Kit Lens * Canon 70-300 IS USM * Canon 50mm f1.8 * Canon 580EX IILOG IN TO REPLY
Canon BobCanon Bob2,063 postsLikes: 52Joined May 2007Location: Poitou-Charentes, France05Xrunner wrote in post #18467290only L lenses you can look up. non L lenses you cant use the codes to find anything
The TS-E45, TS-E90 and MP-E65 also use the same date code system as L lenses.
1Dx2 (2), 5DSR, 1Ds3, 1D4, 5D2(590nm), 5D2(720nm) EF600 EF400 EF300-II EF300 EF200 EF200-II EF180L EF135L EF100 EF85-II EF50L TS-E17/4 TS-E24L-II TS-E45 TS-E90 MP-E65 EF70-200-II EF24-70/2.8-II EF16-35/4 EF8-15/4 EF11-24/4 Zeiss 15/2.8 21/2.8 25/2 28/2 35/1.4 35/2 50/2 85/1.4 100/2 135/2 T/C’s L-SC & a WIFE!LOG IN TO REPLY
Serial Number LookupCanon BobCanon Bob2,063 postsLikes: 52Joined May 2007Location: Poitou-Charentes, FranceInspeqtor wrote in post #18467313And then the letters A thru G all have 3 separate years that each of those letters might represent, with the rest of the alphabet having 2 possible years. How do you know which year the letter (for example) A equals? Is it 2012, 1986 or 1960?
There’s little or no likelyhood of any lenses being in production long enough to have the same date code as an earlier example.
1Dx2 (2), 5DSR, 1Ds3, 1D4, 5D2(590nm), 5D2(720nm) EF600 EF400 EF300-II EF300 EF200 EF200-II EF180L EF135L EF100 EF85-II EF50L TS-E17/4 TS-E24L-II TS-E45 TS-E90 MP-E65 EF70-200-II EF24-70/2.8-II EF16-35/4 EF8-15/4 EF11-24/4 Zeiss 15/2.8 21/2.8 25/2 28/2 35/1.4 35/2 50/2 85/1.4 100/2 135/2 T/C’s L-SC & a WIFE!LOG IN TO REPLY
(this ad will go away when you log in as a registered member)10,172 views & 0 likes for this threadChinon Lens Serial Number DatingCanon lens year of manufacture finding from its serial noFORUMS➔Canon Cameras, Lenses & Accessories➔Canon EF and EF-S Lenses
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