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Many early model Nikon cameras (like the F2) used a date code or sequence in the serial serial number, modern cameras like the D90 do not. You cannot tell the production date from the serial number. You can see how many times the shutter has been triggered by looking at an image from the camera's EXIF data. Ben 10 earth protector download ppsspp. Nikon F2 Serial Numbers and Production Dates. The Nikon F2 camera was produced between autumn 1971 and January 1980. The first serial number was 7100001 and upon the literature the last serial number was in the 806xxxx range. 710xxxx 1971 to 1972 711xxxx 1972 to 1972 712xxxx JUN 1972 to 1972 713xxxx 1972.
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So, I would like to ask for volunteers who know the year of manufacture (or purchase, if bought new) of their Nikon SLRs to post details of their Nikon SLR serial numbers (or at least the first 3 or 4 digits :wink, so that the rest of us can get an idea when our cameras were built.
Obviously, if (like me :redface you own Nikon SLRs but don't know the year of manufacture, there's not much point in posting just the serial number here. Still, if we can at least get some posts from those who do have a fairly good idea of the year that their camera hails from, then we could all benefit from that knowledge :smile:.
This thread is open to any Nikon SLRs (and RFs too, I guess). If we are lucky enough to get lots of posts, then it should be easy for forum members to simply put the model that they are interested in into the 'Search' function and bring up any entries for it that way :smile:. (Personally, I would love to hear from any FA owners who could help me find out what year a 5304XXX serial number belongs to :biggrin.
As I said, there appears to be no official source for this info (but please do correct me if I'm wrong), so please take part in the thread if you have anything at all to share . Thanks!
Andy
Nikon Lens Serial Number Production Date
Purchased and picked up a 610 from a local camera store and noticed the box wasn't quite pristine - nothing alarmingly torn, nor return tape marks, but
enough to get me thinking about when the camera was manufactured by Nikon. Called Nikon, told them the serial number, and they told me the
camera was distributed for purchase (sent to a store) in early December, 2013. Thus, it has been sitting on the shelf or in the stockroom (I assume) in the store
since December. Maybe it was displayed in the store, maybe not. SO i decided that for the money this is costing me, i would like a more recently
manufactured camera - a fresh boxed one, so to speak. Called the store and they said they have another one in stock, and I can trade for that one - but they
could not guarantee when that was sent to the store or how long they have had it.
The store was willing to cooperate to that level and i have little to complain about when it comes to their willingness to help me with all my questions about
cameras, equipment, settings, etc. Nevertheless, I am returning to the store to compare the two cameras and packaging. What would you do, if anything?
There was no damage to the camera, and it looked fine. But I wondered if there was a problem with the first D610s manufactured, if the had used the camera
as a display model ( i don't like purchasing display models of anything unless incentivized with a large discount), and i also wondered if i was worrying about
nothing.
Any advice?
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