What is the difference between Canon USA and international?
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What is the difference between Canon USA and international?
The US version is expected to be higher quality. The international versions typically work fine but the risk is they are built “slightly” different and have no warranty.
How do I know if my Canon camera is original?
The obvious thing to do is to check the serial number with Canon. Don’t do this based on the serial number on the base. Take a photo with it and look at the Exif – Wikipedia data with suitable software such as ExifTool – Wikipedia . This should give you both the model number and the serial number.
How do I know if my lens is US Canon?
The only way to know for sure is to contact Canon with the serial number and ask them if it’s a USA copy.
Is my Canon fake?
The hologram should show the word ‘Canon’ running in horizontal bands. If this colour transition does not occur, the hologram is a fake. Always take care to check for fake holograms.
What is an international version camera?
It is what used to be called “Gray Market” product. They are cameras imported into America at a lower cost from overseas than what Nikon is pricing USA-destined cameras at. The trade off comes becasuse you cannot get a warranty on the “International Version.”
Does Canon warranty cover water damage?
Forget it, Canon will not repair water damage, because they cannot warranty the work, something else always crops up and causes a problem.
How do I find out what model my Canon camera is?
The serial number will normally be printed on a sticker and is most often located on the bottom of the camcorder or underneath the battery. You can also find your serial number printed on a white sticker on the side of the box your Camcorder came in.
What are the different versions of the same Canon camera/lenses?
When shopping for your Canon cameras and lenses, you will likely run into 2 versions of the same camera or lens. One will be the “USA” model and the other will be denoted as “Gray/Grey Market”, “Imported” or “Direct Import”.
What is the difference between USA and imported Canon lenses?
One will be the “USA” model and the other will be denoted as “Gray/Grey Market”, “Imported” or “Direct Import”. The “USA” Canon lenses are imported to the US by Canon U.S.A. “USA” Canon lens warranties are supported by any Canon service facility worldwide.
Is canon considered an international company?
International and grey market. Yes, and don’t forget that Canon is a JAPANESE company, Canon USA, big as it is, is a subsidiary. If you buy a Japanese made “international” camera or lens, you are buying one made at the home factory, where it was originally designed and tested.
Are Canon cameras made in Japan?
Yes, and don’t forget that Canon is a JAPANESE company, Canon USA, big as it is, is a subsidiary. If you buy a Japanese made “international” camera or lens, you are buying one made at the home factory, where it was originally designed and tested.