- #NIKON F6 SERIAL NUMBERS USA HOW TO#
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19xxxxx is 1990s, with the 20xxxxx serial range being 2000-04ish.
#NIKON F6 SERIAL NUMBERS USA SERIAL NUMBER#
The very first serial number was 6400001 and upon Japanese publications the last serial number was 7451052 (Peter Braczko, Nikon Pocket Book, July 1994, page 4-7: «The last serial numbers of the Nikon F production are 7451048 in chrome and 7451052 in black finish.») Nikon F3 serial numbers (assisted by Ron Volmershausen and John Laughlin) The Nikon F3 bodies were produced from March 1980 till October 2000 the Nikon F3HP was produced since March 1982 the Nikon F3/T (titanium-champagne) since December 1982 For regular F3 bodies, serial numbers up through 189xxxx are from between 19.
#NIKON F6 SERIAL NUMBERS USA HOW TO#
How to check the serial number of a Nikon camera from metadat Nikon/Nikkor F Serial Numbers and Production Dates The Nikon F camera was produced between March 1959 and October 1973. Second, you can check the serial number of your Nikon camera via the SnapBridge app. First, you can figure it out by reading the metadata of the photos taken with the associated camera. If you are Nikon user, there are at least two ways to check the serial number of your camera.
#NIKON F6 SERIAL NUMBERS USA CODE#
To register your product click here Nikon F100 serial number 2222xxx Date estimated 2002 (based on known dates and serial numbers from other posters) Nikon F3hp serial#173xxxx Jul 1985 Just for reference on the F3 bodies, if you remove the back and look on the body where the back hinges, you'll see a 4-place alpha-numeric code Nikon Camera Serial Numbers DSLRBodies Thom Hoga Where is the serial number located on the product box? Serial numbers on Nikon product boxes are generally located beneath the bar coded label as highlighted in red below. The serial number of Nikon film scanners can be found at the rear of the scanner. In essence, Nikon's trying to act like as series of local companies in a global environment The most common location of serial numbers is highlighted in the images below in red. The primary reason it's done is to enable Nikon to identify gray market cameras and deny warranty and repairs on them. As I noted two decades ago, Nikon really just needs to abandon this serialization practice. That said, a serial number with 0 as the second digit is almost always allocated according to the table, above.
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