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Д@Vinci
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а что названия и номер.. , уже перестали выбивать на самих объективах..)?)
Yakubovich Viktor
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Обычно на лицевой части обьектива
BERDYSH
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10 лет назад
Ну очень “заумный” вопрос, вы что в виду имеете? Название и номер пишут обычно на самом объективе, а так же обозначают светосилу и фокусное расстояние… как то так.
Kid
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10 лет назад
Я передам это Владимиру.
Сергей Сергеев
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Переведи.
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Where are Nikon lens serial numbers located on older AF lenses?
Mar 12, 2013
I recently bought an 80-200 Nikkor AF, a 20mm 2.8, a 24mm 2.8, and a 35mm 2.0 and am having difficulty finding serial numbers. The lenses are probalby 10-15 years old but are all AF and in good shape. I wanted to insure all my equipment but have not been able to find serial numbers on these old lenses. Does anyone know where they are located?
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mbernard
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Re: Where are Nikon lens serial numbers located on older AF lenses?
There were no serial numbers on the Nikon lenses I bought some 20 years ago. The numbers were included with the attached warranty forms. They were also printed on the lens box.
Serial number on AF 80-200, 2.8, Nikkor lens
180 degrees from 2.8, not white filled.
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Re: Serial number on AF 80-200, 2.8, Nikkor lens
Oh, you’re right. When I carefully inspected my old lenses, I was able to see very crabbed numbers on the opposite side of the aperture numbers (the aperture ring).
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Re: Where are Nikon lens serial numbers located on older AF lenses?
Marvin Doering wrote:
I recently bought an 80-200 Nikkor AF, a 20mm 2.8, a 24mm 2.8, and a 35mm 2.0 and am having difficulty finding serial numbers. The lenses are probalby 10-15 years old but are all AF and in good shape. I wanted to insure all my equipment but have not been able to find serial numbers on these old lenses. Does anyone know where they are located?
My 180 & 35 are on the aperture ring and very hard to see.
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Re: Where are Nikon lens serial numbers located on older AF lenses?
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mbernard wrote:
There were no serial numbers on the Nikon lenses I bought some 20 years ago. The numbers were included with the attached warranty forms. They were also printed on the lens box.
I believe you are mistaken. I’ve had dozens of Nikkors over thirty years, and every lens had a number on it. Often, they’re laser engraved, and they’re nearly invisible in some light.
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Mar 13, 2013
Cerumen wrote:
mbernard wrote:
There were no serial numbers on the Nikon lenses I bought some 20 years ago. The numbers were included with the attached warranty forms. They were also printed on the lens box.
I believe you are mistaken. I’ve had dozens of Nikkors over thirty years, and every lens had a number on it. Often, they’re laser engraved, and they’re nearly invisible in some light.
Please, see my second post in this thread.
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Mar 13, 2013
mbernard wrote:
Cerumen wrote:
I believe you are mistaken. I’ve had dozens of Nikkors over thirty years, and every lens had a number on it. Often, they’re laser engraved, and they’re nearly invisible in some light.
Please, see my second post in this thread.
Yes, I think we disagree. Someone will correct one of us. Anyone?
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Mar 13, 2013
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Nikon varies the locations of the lens serial number over the years
The early manual AIS lenses have their SN engraved and white filled at the front end of the lens or the front of the zoom ring. Latter lenses have their SN number shadowed engraved on the aperture ring. Latest G lenses have their SN engraved in opposite side of the distance window (bottom of the lens) under the nameplate – near or under the words Made In Japan/China/Thailand etc. Look for it in good light, it is sometime extremely faint
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Re: Where are Nikon lens serial numbers located on older AF lenses?
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Mar 13, 2013
Cerumen wrote:
mbernard wrote:
Cerumen wrote:
I believe you are mistaken. I’ve had dozens of Nikkors over thirty years, and every lens had a number on it. Often, they’re laser engraved, and they’re nearly invisible in some light.
Please, see my second post in this thread.
Yes, I think we disagree. Someone will correct one of us. Anyone?
I do not disagree with you – I corrected my mistake in MY SECOND POST (the fourth post in this thread).
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Re: Where are Nikon lens serial numbers located on older AF lenses?
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Mar 13, 2013
mbernard wrote:
Cerumen wrote:
mbernard wrote:
Cerumen wrote:
I believe you are mistaken. I’ve had dozens of Nikkors over thirty years, and every lens had a number on it. Often, they’re laser engraved, and they’re nearly invisible in some light.
Please, see my second post in this thread.
Yes, I think we disagree. Someone will correct one of us. Anyone?
I do not disagree with you – I corrected my mistake in MY SECOND POST (the fourth post in this thread).
Yes, see it now. Sorry for the misunderstanding. Thanks.
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Mar 13, 2013
mbernard wrote:
There were no serial numbers on the Nikon lenses I bought some 20 years ago.
As Cerumen mentioned I believe all Nikon lenses have serial numbers. I have 3 out the 4 lenses the OP mentioned and they all have numbers on the bottom in very fine text.
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Sorry I was too quick to reply also.
Sorry I was too quick to reply also.
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Mar 13, 2013
I have located the almost invisible numbers. I guess my old eyes are giving out. I knew in my heart they had to be somewhere. Glad I’m not the only one who had trouble finding them.
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Re: Where are Nikon lens serial numbers located on older AF lenses?
I have searched at length in bright light to find the serial number on my 18-200 (1st gen) and never found it. Anyone know where to find the s/n on this lens?
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Re: Where are Nikon lens serial numbers located on older AF lenses?
On the 18-200 look at the lens mount end of the lens. As I remember it will be on the bottom side as the lens is mounted to a camera. It is often very hard to see.
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Mach Schnell wrote:
I have searched at length in bright light to find the serial number on my 18-200 (1st gen) and never found it. Anyone know where to find the s/n on this lens?
Mine is lightly stamped into the lens barrel, between the zoom and focus rings, just opposite the aperture window. (Just above the Nikon / Made in Thailand / DX SWM VR ED IF Aspherical 072)
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I am not finding my serial # on a 60 mm f2.8 D lens, any ideas ?
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Re: Where are Nikon lens serial numbers located on older AF lenses?
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Lance K wrote:
I am not finding my serial # on a 60 mm f2.8 D lens, any ideas ?
LK
Should be engraved on the lower edge of the aperture ring below the Made In Japan text . . . very small and difficult to read . . . but should be there.
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Thanks VG but I just do not see it… I am the original owner of this lens…
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ДД! собственно вот вопрос: “есть несколько фото, можно ли по ним узнать серийный номер объектива???”
Чтобы взять в руки сам обьектив и на нем были те же цифры?
Очень надо (
Если сохранён Exif, то наверное можно –>
Говорю “наверное”, потому что пользуюсь Canon’ом и не знаю как поступают с этой информацией другие системы
Это Фотошоп – Файл/Сведения о файле, вкладка Дополнительно
Спасибо, только это он у ВАс Серийник Фотоаппарата показал! ((( сравните?
Сравнить не могу – нет под рукой ни фотоаппарата, ни объектива. Canon’овские утилиты показывают этот номер, как номер фотоаппарата, номер объектива не показывают, возможно его и нет в exif’е
Меня смутило, что в этом блоке речь шла про объектив, вот и подумал, что это номер объектива. Извините, что напрасно обнадёжил
А Вы не задавали этот вопрос в техподдержку Canon’а (или другого производителя)? Они всяко должны знать – есть серийник объектива в exif”е или нет
Спасибо за идею! попробую…
в некоторых прогах в Экзиф пишется какой -то Internal Serial Number … K134… и т.д Но насколько я знаю, у Канона обьективные номера без букв ((((
На каком-то форуме прочитал, как человек делал опыт – ставил на тушку 3 разных объектива, а этот Internal номер оставался одинаковым, то есть это не номер объектива.
сейчас глянул он действительно один и тот же для разных объективов
Да, Вы правы! Тоже посмотрела фото с разными обьективами…((((
Жаль… Где бы номер-то найти? ((((((
Не все объективы прописывают номер в экзифе. Вроде даже родные не все, а уж не родные….
Дв! В каком смысле родные и неродные! Фот – canon, объектив- canon… Куда ж роднее-то???
Неродные сигма и т.д. например. Вот не помню от каких родных в экзифе не виден номер.
Ну, в моем случае. все родное! “Ушло” вместе с фотом ((((((( А “органам” нужны документы или хотя бы серийники! На объектив ничего нет (((((((((
Да нет. конечно!
от остального, что “ушло” доки , коробки есть, а вот этот обьектив- “призрак” ( Ничего нет !
06.08.2018
Объективы Sony для байонета A-Mount и E-mount серии Carl Zeiss (индекс Z в конце названия модели) имеют два серийных номера:
1) Серийный номер (8-значный) собственно оптического блока Carl Zeiss. On указан на переднем торце объектива и вложенном в коробку сертификате испекции качества Carl Zeiss. При обращениях в Sony не используется;
2) Серийный номер собственно объектива Sony. Он указан на боковой поверхности объектива ближе к байонетному креплению; обычно состоит из 7 цифр; может быть как расположен на одной наклейке с номером модели (иллюстрация внизу) на белом или чёрном фоне, а также, в зависимости от модели объектива, отдельной гравировкой или наклейкой белого или чёрного цвета
Важно! Для регистрации объектива в системах Sony или обращений в службу поддержки и авторизованные сервисные центры следует использовать серийный номер объектива Sony, указанный на боковой поверхности объектива ближе к байонетному креплению.
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У меня оказалось два объектива Canon EF 100/2.8L IS USM и они немного отличаются.
Во-первых — крышкой. На старом была крышка, которая открывается с боков, а на новом — крышка, у которой кнопки расположены ближе к центру (это видно на фото). Мне не нравилась крышка на объективах Никон, теперь и на Canon неудобно стало. Во-вторых, новый Canon EF 100/2.8L IS USM мне показался легче. Весов в студии не оказалось, так что оставим этот вопрос до появления весов.
Но это навело меня на мысль, что возможно объектив претерпел некоторые изменения. А где он собственно производится?
Я глянул на байонет и сначала был удивлён, не заметил буквенно-цифрового кода, а увидел только 7 цифр.
Полез в интернет искать расшифровку. Наткнулся на статью с The-Digital-Picture, в которой упоминается маркировка из 10-ти цифр и есть расшифровка буквенно-цифрового кода из 6-ти символов.
Эту статью, кстати, «скопипастили» раз 100. Она везде есть.
Мои 7 цифр не вписываются в расшифровку. Тогда я внимательней осмотрел байонет и заметил на пластике еще один код, тот самый — 6 символов, буквенно-цифровой. Просто теперь его стали гравировать, а раньше писали краской (совсем давно, когда я еще смотрел эти коды).
Согласно TDP (первая буква — фабрика, вторая буква — год производства) оба объектива сделаны в Японии на фабрике Utsunomiya.
U = Utsunomiya, Japan
F = Fukushima, Japan
O = Oita, Japan
Собственно появился интересный вопрос — а на Фукусиме сейчас выпускают объективы? Они есть в продаже?
У кого-нибудь есть Фукусимовские объективы?
P.S. А 7-значный код, на который я смотрел вначале — серийный номер. На более старом объективе номер 22ххххх, а на более новом — 55ххххх.
