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#NIKON CAMERA SERIAL NUMBER DATABASE PC#
#NIKON CAMERA SERIAL NUMBER DATABASE OFFLINE#

Length - Extension from lens mount (mm).

Filter - Filter attachment size / Internal filter (mm).

Focus Throw - Angle the focus ring turns from infinity to close / macro setting.

Macro - Maximum magnification: normal setting / macro setting or with matching macro acessory.

Close Focus - Closest focus distance: normal setting / macro mode (m).

R - rounded blades form a circular opening at wider aperturesĬ - curved (not fully rounded) aperture blades

#NIKON CAMERA SERIAL NUMBER DATABASE PC#

Angle - Picture angle (diagonal) / Angle with PC lens fully shifted.Optic - Optical construction in Elements/Groups.Date - Production Dates, difficult to verify so may not be accurate.Lens - Lens focal length and designation.Minor optical updates are separated by a thin line. Versions with the same optical design are grouped together. For more details, go to the relevant page. This page is a summary of Nikon lens serial numbers, specifications and accessories. If you have questions or new information please contact me, or you can support this site by making a donation. Many thanks to everyone who has contributed to this list. It has the most complete support for different camera models and file formats (including brilliant support for how different applications butcher it!)Ī simple example command to get the serial number would be: exiftool -SerialNumber myImage.Nikon Lenses Nikon Lenses Lens Serial Nos | The question doesn't include a programming language or any contsraints so the best answer currently is to use exiftool.

#NIKON CAMERA SERIAL NUMBER DATABASE OFFLINE#

I've extended the great work by Jacob Seidelin ( < edit: the URL is a 404) to extract the serial number with javascript on my Site which includes an offline version for Chrome for no other reason than to see if I could! It's open source so if you're looking for a javascript solution you're welcome to build on it etc. This is a proprietary section for manufacturers to write in whatever format they like. The serial number is actually stored in the MakerNotes section of the EXIF.

As has been mentioned, not all cameras store the serial number.