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13/04/2011 2:18:34 p.m.

mychillybin team

Posts 637 		The Membership Agreement, Section 7.2 (d) prohibits unsolicited advertising, promotional materials or any other forms of solicitation in a forum, unless expressly authorised by mychillybin.

This thread of this forum, is approved by mychillybin for use to offer photographic equipment for sale or trade with other mychillybin members.

Please restrict this to photographic equipment owned by mychillybin members, wishing to sell, buy, or swap particular items.

Enjoy, and cheers for now
the chillys.
13/04/2011 4:02:58 p.m.

Canon_S.I.

Posts 283 		Hi members

I have a Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM Lens (2007 date stamp} that i would like to trade for a 28 -300 f/3.5,if you or someone you know would like to deal please contact me through MCB,cheers
13/04/2011 9:39:25 p.m.

photohunter

Posts 69 		How can you check the date on this lens
13/04/2011 10:21:43 p.m.

Canon_S.I.

Posts 283 		Canon lens codes On the back of Canon lenses is a six-digit code, which indicates where the lens was manufactured and when.

Example,my code is UV0515

The first letter 'U' represents the factory that made the lens. Three possible first letters are:

1.U = Utsunomiya
2.F = Fukushima
3.O = Ōita
The second letter 'V' represent the year of manufacture

A = 1986, 1960
B = 1987, 1961
C = 1988, 1962
D = 1989, 1963
E = 1990, 1964
F = 1991, 1965
G = 1992, 1966
H = 1993, 1967
I = 1994, 1968
J = 1995, 1969
K = 1996, 1970
L = 1997, 1971
M = 1998, 1972
N = 1999, 1973
O = 2000, 1974
P = 2001, 1975
Q = 2002, 1976
R = 2003, 1977
S = 2004, 1978
T = 2005, 1979
U = 2006, 1980
V = 2007, 1981
W = 2008, 1982
X = 2009, 1983
Y = 2010, 1984
Z = 2011, 1985
The next two digits represent the month of the lens is manufactured.

The last two digits are for internal Canon use.

Therefore, my example of UV0515 means the lens was made in the Utsunomiya, Japan factory in May 2007.

Hope that clears that up for you photohunter.
13/04/2011 10:40:48 p.m.

Canon_S.I.

Posts 283
Canon_S.I. wrote:

Canon lens codes On the back of Canon lenses is a six-digit code, which indicates where the lens was manufactured and when.

Example,my code is UV0515

The first letter 'U' represents the factory that made the lens. Three possible first letters are:

1.U = Utsunomiya
2.F = Fukushima
3.O = Ōita
The second letter 'V' represent the year of manufacture

A = 1986, 1960
B = 1987, 1961
C = 1988, 1962
D = 1989, 1963
E = 1990, 1964
F = 1991, 1965
G = 1992, 1966
H = 1993, 1967
I = 1994, 1968
J = 1995, 1969
K = 1996, 1970
L = 1997, 1971
M = 1998, 1972
N = 1999, 1973
O = 2000, 1974
P = 2001, 1975
Q = 2002, 1976
R = 2003, 1977
S = 2004, 1978
T = 2005, 1979
U = 2006, 1980
V = 2007, 1981
W = 2008, 1982
X = 2009, 1983
Y = 2010, 1984
Z = 2011, 1985
The next two digits represent the month of the lens is manufactured.

The last two digits are for internal Canon use.

Therefore, my example of UV0515 means the lens was made in the Utsunomiya, Japan factory in May 2007.

Hope that clears that up for you photohunter.

Oh,before people go and look at their lenses,the codes only apply to Canon L series lenses.
16/04/2011 9:43:30 p.m.

photohunter

Posts 69
Canon_S.I. wrote:

Canon_S.I. wrote:

Canon lens codes On the back of Canon lenses is a six-digit code, which indicates where the lens was manufactured and when.

Example,my code is UV0515

The first letter 'U' represents the factory that made the lens. Three possible first letters are:

1.U = Utsunomiya
2.F = Fukushima
3.O = Ōita
The second letter 'V' represent the year of manufacture

A = 1986, 1960
B = 1987, 1961
C = 1988, 1962
D = 1989, 1963
E = 1990, 1964
F = 1991, 1965
G = 1992, 1966
H = 1993, 1967
I = 1994, 1968
J = 1995, 1969
K = 1996, 1970
L = 1997, 1971
M = 1998, 1972
N = 1999, 1973
O = 2000, 1974
P = 2001, 1975
Q = 2002, 1976
R = 2003, 1977
S = 2004, 1978
T = 2005, 1979
U = 2006, 1980
V = 2007, 1981
W = 2008, 1982
X = 2009, 1983
Y = 2010, 1984
Z = 2011, 1985
The next two digits represent the month of the lens is manufactured.

The last two digits are for internal Canon use.

Therefore, my example of UV0515 means the lens was made in the Utsunomiya, Japan factory in May 2007.

Hope that clears that up for you photohunter.

Oh,before people go and look at their lenses,the codes only apply to Canon L series lenses.


Thanks very much that has helped me tremendously
17/04/2011 7:37:34 a.m.

Canon_S.I.

Posts 283 		On reflection the swap deal isn't really fair so i'll add the 1.4X extender to even it up,so if you've had enough of that push pull lens and after a quick focusing zoom @ the push of a button,here is your deal
19/04/2011 9:40:58 p.m.

Canon_S.I.

Posts 283 		Sorry folks,they've gone for a princely price on TM,thanks anyway for looking
23/08/2012 10:53:06 p.m.

sunnysleeper

Posts 5 		Hi MyChillyBin members

I have a beautiful Canon 16-35mm f/2.8L II lens for sale (purchased New York 2009). $1850. I look after my gear and you'll find the lens in great condition. I live in Wellington and am happy for people to come and have a look see. 027 573 4339

I am selling it as I have converted my camera to infra red which unfortunately the f/2.8 lens doesn't work for.

Cheers

Peter
26/09/2012 1:48:29 p.m.

photohunter

Posts 69 		I won't be able to come to Wellington but what price are you looking at for the lens
26/09/2012 1:49:07 p.m.

photohunter

Posts 69
photohunter wrote:

I won't be able to come to Wellington but what price are you looking at for the lens
26/09/2012 4:32:28 p.m.

sunnysleeper

Posts 5 		Hi there

I'm asking $1850. Thanks

P
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