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What you'll see is a date code, possibly something like "U1140F". You may have to hold the camera under a strong light to see it.

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However, there's another way to get the information: look inside the body's film chamber for an alphanumeric code printed in black ink on the black surface of the film chamber. has never put out any sort of public info about it.

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To learn more about counterfeit products, please visit to view important information.According to Bob Atkins, the site of whom I would suggest the Canon collectors to visit, : « Because they are chronological, serial numbers usually do tell the approximate age of a Canon SLR or SLR lens, but Canon Inc. you'd probably have to phone Canon to ask.

That warranty card is the only way I know of for a consumer to know if they own a US & Canada version importanted and backed by Canon USA, rather than an international version imported by someone else as a gray-market camera and not backed by the Canon USA warranty & service. The model & body number will be pre-printed on the card, but everything else is blank. The card says "CANON LIMITED WARRANTY" and is sub-titled "CANON U.S.A., INC. I still have my cards for all of my cameras. I always register my gear online rather than mailing in the card. If you had real Canon gear for this market. None of my serial numbers have ever been questioned, so again this shows they're keeping wrote:

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So they must be keeping track of the serial numbers somewhere.Īlso, when you join CPS or upgrade to a higher level, you have to supply the serial numbers of qualifying items. But the one time I needed warranty work, my camera was accepted without question. I can practically swear that I've never filled one out and sent it in. I've bought a lot of Canon gear, and I can't recall ever seeing such a card. The reputable stores will disclose whether it's the "USA" versions vs. Some stores will "import" cameras via their own channels and sell them at a slight savings. "Import" versions usually aren't covered by the US/Canada warranty. This tells you if it has a US/Canada warranty and would be serviceable at service centers here. did the camera come with the North America (US & Canada) warranty card in the box with the serial number pre-printed on that card which matches the serial number of the body. To learn more about counterfeit products, please visit to view important wrote: can only be purchased from Canon Authorized Dealers in the U.S. New and genuine Canon products intended for sale in the U.S. If you are in doubt about a seller, or whether the products it sells are intended for the U.S., please visit for a list of Canon U.S.A.'s Authorized Dealers. promotions, including mail-in and instant rebates and

a device with a serial number which cannot be registered with Canon in the U.S.Ĭustomers should also be aware that Gray Market Products may not be eligible for:.

warranty, a warranty provided by a third party, or no warranty at all and

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poor photocopies of the original manual.

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incorrect software or illegal copies of software which may not function.

an incorrect power cord or adapter which was not provided, or quality checked, by Canon.

including in product packaging illegal or counterfeit accessories, such as batteries, chargers, and ink tanks, which can cause injury and seriously damage your Canon product.

In some cases, sellers of Gray Market Products may attempt to localize the products themselves by adding, changing or removing certain accessories from the products, which may result in the following: may find that Gray Market Products do not meet their expectations because they were not intended by Canon for sale in the U.S. Hazards and Difficulties Associated with "Gray Market" ProductsĬustomers in the U.S. Any Canon-brand products which are imported and sold other than by this method are referred to as "parallel," or "Gray Market," products (collectively, "Gray Market Products"). As such, these products come with different accessories, manuals, and warranties than the versions intended for sale in other global regions such as Asia. market and are engineered to comply with local safety regulations and governmental requirements. are "localized" to meet the needs of customers in the U.S. is the only authorized importer of these products in the U.S., and provides industry-leading customer service and support for them. through Canon U.S.A., which distributes these products through its authorized dealers and distributors. Information on Parallel or "Gray Market" ProductsĬanon sells and supports Canon-brand consumer and professional products in the U.S. The following information can be found at