Esistono tabelle per conoscere l'anno di fabbricazione dei corpi Nikon analogici in base al numero di serie?Non riesco a trovarle.Ho già quelle riferentesi agli obiettivi.
Se qualcuno potesse aiutarmi...
Saluti e grazie.
Angelo
per la F c'è questa tabella
http://www.yoshino.ne.jp/kato/e_nokon_f_pro.htm
ho letto da qualche parte che i primi due numeri dovrebbero dare l'anno di costruzione ma non sempre è così
per la F c'è questa tabella
http://www.yoshino.ne.jp/kato/e_nokon_f_pro.htm
ho letto da qualche parte che i primi due numeri dovrebbero dare l'anno di costruzione ma non sempre è così
http://www.yoshino.ne.jp/kato/e_nokon_f_pro.htm
ho letto da qualche parte che i primi due numeri dovrebbero dare l'anno di costruzione ma non sempre è così
per la F c'è questa tabella
http://www.yoshino.ne.jp/kato/e_nokon_f_pro.htm
ho letto da qualche parte che i primi due numeri dovrebbero dare l'anno di costruzione ma non sempre è così
Seriali delle Nikon F2
http://www.destoutz.ch/typ_production_data_f2.html
Per conoscere invece l'anno di fabbricazione di una F4 ti posto la spiegazione della procedura da fare..
In contrast to the F, F2, and F3 cameras which have been assembled totally at Mito plant in Tokyo, the F4 is so complex that several modules are assembled at special plants. The shutter unit is developed at Ohi plant (also Tokyo, original assembling streets), the finder comes from the Tochigi plant north of Tokyo which is specialized on optics. At this plant, most of the Nikkors are assembled too. From Sendai plant (northern Japan) come the electronic modules. This assembling street provides the most advanced laser and electronic technologies. Before all different modules are sent to the final assemblage at Mito, each one is controlled and must be absolutely error free. At Mito, quality control follows. Imagine that all mechanic and electronic switch combinations and commands exceed a number of 42 millions!
johnchap@erols.com writes that Nikon F4 serial numbers started out at 2,100,000 in 9/88 and finished up at about 2,580,000 in early 1997. UPDATE ON THIS INFORMATION IN 2001. Many people report having or seeing F4 bodies with 2,600,000 serial numbers, and there is a report of someone having seen one with a 27xxxxx on it. This latter report is unsubstantiated, but there is good evidence that Nikon's production of the F4 ran into the 26xxxxx range.
This means that Nikon manufactured over 500,000 F4 bodies during the run of this camera.
One can "roughly" estimate the production date of an F4 by subtracting 2100000 from the SN# and then dividing the result by 5000 which gives you the number of months since the introduction in September 1988. (5000 is the number of F4 units produced per month according to a Nikon press release in 12/88).
A simpler way of doing this computation is to take your F4 camera body's serial number, subtract 2,100,000 from it, and divide the result by 60,000 (the approximate number of F4 bodies Nikon made each year), then add the result to 1989.
Note: Walter says that this process of calculation does not work for F4 bodies for which the serial number starts with 22. Unfortunately Walter does not say WHY this calculation does not work for the early bodies -- perhaps Nikon was making bodies faster in the early years of production
Production also slowed down in the last years of manufacture, so the rule-of-thumb guide is not as accurate for later models.
Degli altri corpi purtroppo non conosco nessun tipo di tabella per poter stabilire l'anno di fabbricazione.
Saluti
Giacomo
http://www.destoutz.ch/typ_production_data_f2.html
Per conoscere invece l'anno di fabbricazione di una F4 ti posto la spiegazione della procedura da fare..
In contrast to the F, F2, and F3 cameras which have been assembled totally at Mito plant in Tokyo, the F4 is so complex that several modules are assembled at special plants. The shutter unit is developed at Ohi plant (also Tokyo, original assembling streets), the finder comes from the Tochigi plant north of Tokyo which is specialized on optics. At this plant, most of the Nikkors are assembled too. From Sendai plant (northern Japan) come the electronic modules. This assembling street provides the most advanced laser and electronic technologies. Before all different modules are sent to the final assemblage at Mito, each one is controlled and must be absolutely error free. At Mito, quality control follows. Imagine that all mechanic and electronic switch combinations and commands exceed a number of 42 millions!
johnchap@erols.com writes that Nikon F4 serial numbers started out at 2,100,000 in 9/88 and finished up at about 2,580,000 in early 1997. UPDATE ON THIS INFORMATION IN 2001. Many people report having or seeing F4 bodies with 2,600,000 serial numbers, and there is a report of someone having seen one with a 27xxxxx on it. This latter report is unsubstantiated, but there is good evidence that Nikon's production of the F4 ran into the 26xxxxx range.
This means that Nikon manufactured over 500,000 F4 bodies during the run of this camera.
One can "roughly" estimate the production date of an F4 by subtracting 2100000 from the SN# and then dividing the result by 5000 which gives you the number of months since the introduction in September 1988. (5000 is the number of F4 units produced per month according to a Nikon press release in 12/88).
A simpler way of doing this computation is to take your F4 camera body's serial number, subtract 2,100,000 from it, and divide the result by 60,000 (the approximate number of F4 bodies Nikon made each year), then add the result to 1989.
Note: Walter says that this process of calculation does not work for F4 bodies for which the serial number starts with 22. Unfortunately Walter does not say WHY this calculation does not work for the early bodies -- perhaps Nikon was making bodies faster in the early years of production
Production also slowed down in the last years of manufacture, so the rule-of-thumb guide is not as accurate for later models.
Degli altri corpi purtroppo non conosco nessun tipo di tabella per poter stabilire l'anno di fabbricazione.
Saluti
Giacomo
e per l'F5?
Nel web non ho mai visto dei dati a riguardo...
Saluti
Giacomo
Saluti
Giacomo
QUOTE(kintaro70 @ Oct 6 2009, 08:55 PM) 
e per l'F5?
Ciao come va?
Un elenco l'hanno pubblicato su un altro forum di appassionati del marchio giallonero (e a quanto pare nemmeno tanto attendibile)... ma non so se si può citare.
Saluti
QUOTE(francegar @ Oct 8 2009, 04:23 PM)
Ciao come va?
Un elenco l'hanno pubblicato su un altro forum di appassionati del marchio giallonero (e a quanto pare nemmeno tanto attendibile)... ma non so se si può citare.
Saluti
Un elenco l'hanno pubblicato su un altro forum di appassionati del marchio giallonero (e a quanto pare nemmeno tanto attendibile)... ma non so se si può citare.
Saluti
Si avevo visto qualcosa, ma visto che siamo nel forum ufficiale Nikon, magari qualcuno aveva qualcosa di più affidabile da proporre.
La mia è solo curiosità senza altre finalità.
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