The problem is that I now do not have access to these specific cameras any longer (at least I'm not sure which ones they should be) so I can not determine what the number should have been (perhaps simply the unsigned integer version?). Of different Canon 60D camera's (they rotate these between a group of photographers for specific assignments), two of these (ones I used for a long time) showed a weird negative number as serial number. Right, now I remember again why I said that many manufacturers encrypted the number: over the course of years I have shot with a number Regarding the lens serial number I can not determine this Nikon does not seem to record this (or at least not yet in a known tag) and the Canon gear I shoot with that does, records it as 0000000000, but that is likely be because it is a non-Canon lens I are you by any chance also using a non-Canon I noticed that for the Nikon D70, the serial number is written as "NO= xxxxxxxx", perhaps it would be nice to strip off the NO= I also noticed that the Nikon D200 doesn't seem to record the serial number in the makernotes, even though the tag is available. Interesting! Seems I may have been wrong about the "many" at least taking a closer look at the sample images I have available it looks like at least Nikon and Canon have the camera serial number unencrypted.
Quote from: Hayo Baan on November 02, 2014, 11:44:20 AM
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