Question 1: Where is the 16-digit product identification code of Canon cameras? Canon digital cameras and SLR Aikawa are all packaged with seals for anti-counterfeiting. The anti-counterfeiting performance of their seals is among the best among digital camera brands. relatively high. Since the packaging of Canon digital cameras is fully sealed, dealers generally do not open the packaging of Canon products, and consumers must pay the fee before they can open the packaging and inspect the machine.

Question 2: Where is the 16-digit anti-counterfeiting code of Canon SLR? Hello!

The security code of Canon digital cameras is affixed to the surface of the original packaging box. Only by destructively peeling off the surface can you see the security code (it is unique, one code for each machine).

Log in to Canon's official website "Canon China" to clearly understand how to check the authenticity.

Check the authenticity on Canon's official website:

After logging in, click to enter "Service and Support" - "Anti-Counterfeiting Query" - "Digital Camera" and enter the anti-counterfeiting code here.

The "anti-counterfeiting code" is composed of 16 colored numbers. The order and color of the numbers must correspond exactly to the genuine licensed product that can enjoy the nationwide warranty. This is also the only licensed product inquiry method officially recognized by Canon.

Question 3: How to conduct anti-counterfeiting inquiry on Canon SLR cameras. Call Canon’s inquiry hotline 4006-222666 and follow the voice prompts and enter your body number and lens number. Near the battery box under the fuselage, the lens is on the lens body. You can check whether yours is licensed and the warranty period!

Question 4: Where is the 16-digit security code of Canon on the bottom of the camera? It is not called a security code, it is called a serial number.

Question 5: Where is the 16-digit security code of Canon 750d? , not found. Importer, Canon (China) Co., Ltd., it can be scratched off, right there

Question 6: Where is the security code of Canon 6d? It seems that there is an security code under the cover of the genuine product. , you can see it when you open it... But the security code itself may not be true...

It is most reliable to combine the three verification codes into one and perform online authentication.

Question 7: How to check the authenticity of Canon cameras Hello!

First of all, after getting the camera packaging box, check the authenticity of the seal. The normal way to open the seal is to tear it open by hand, so that you can see the glue layer below. If you use a knife to cut it, you can see the seal. It’s gone. The fake seal’s gum layer is yellowish, while the genuine one is whiter.

Then check the authenticity of the label on the outside of the packaging box. Before removing the anti-counterfeiting label, there is a set of 4-digit anti-counterfeiting codes on it, which is the same as the last four digits of the 16-digit anti-counterfeiting code after removing the label. The anti-counterfeiting code has different colors. At this time, you don’t need to look at the 800 number on the label, but directly look at the 800 anti-counterfeiting inquiry number on the official website of Canon (China). Why is this happening? Because of the existence of fake anti-counterfeiting labels, fake 800 numbers are used to deceive consumers. As mentioned above, the 16-digit anti-counterfeiting code has different colors. When calling the anti-counterfeiting inquiry phone number, the corresponding number and color will be replied to achieve a double comparison. The product's "first query", "re-query", "no query data" and "digital expired" will tell you on the phone.

Next, you can open the box and take out the machine. The first thing to do is to check the three codes (serial number): body code, warranty card code, and packaging box code. Only when "three codes are combined into one" can it be proved that this is a genuine Canon product, and there is no difference in a single number. If you purchase a kit product, there will be two sets of serial numbers on the box. The upper set is for the camera body, and the lower set is for the lens. The lens also needs to be combined into one.

Open the fuselage cover and check if there are scratches, oil stains, large particles of dust, etc. on the bayonet. If there are any, it may be a used product. You can also check the hot shoe contacts to see if there are any scratches. Thirdly, the trademarks and words printed on counterfeit batteries are usually blurry, while the trademarks and words on the original genuine products are clear and easy to identify.

When you use a Canon SLR for the first time, you will be asked to set the date, time, and time zone when you turn it on. For licensed Canon SLRs, the default language is Simplified Chinese. Check to see if the mode dial is in the green A mode. The factory default setting is in this position. Then turn to the P position and take two test shots. If no problems are found, the entire machine inspection process is complete.

Also check to see if the store has a Canon-certified dealer brand, and whether the name on the brand is consistent with the name of the store you are in.

At this point, if there are no problems in the above aspects. It should be confirmed that it is genuine.

I hope my answer will help you.

Question 8: Where can I check the anti-counterfeiting code of Canon SLR! I tore it all into pieces, but couldn’t find it! 55565 Download app

Question 9: When buying a Canon SLR, how to use the anti-counterfeiting code and verification code to check whether the machine is licensed? 100 points Brand new licensed goods can be judged in the following ways:

Whether a formal invoice can be issued

Whether the serial numbers of the fuselage, packaging box and warranty card are consistent.

There is a sales company on the packaging. Is this company the national agent specified on the brand's official website? (This is very important, every brand has it, or call 800 for consultation)

Some cameras have anti-counterfeiting checks, you can call to check.

When inspecting the machine, 1. the packaging is new, 2. all parts of the machine have no traces of opening, 3. the time must be set when turning on the machine, 4. the serial number of the body, warranty card, and packaging box are consistent, 5. check that a pure Check whether there are any bad pixels in the black 30-second photo (this can be checked by the store). 6. Don’t take your eyes off your camera to prevent the package from being tampered with.