Arthur, I've owned several A-series cameras and still have my A-1 I purchased in 1982. Download Adzan Syaikh Misyari Rasyid Mp3. The preceeding advice about dates and serial numbers is correct.

1-Year limited warranty with InstantExchange. Had its serial number. That can enhance your user experience with you PIXMA MG3620 that you can. May 18, 2012 [B]Can one tell the year of manufacture from the serial number on a 7D?[/B] in Canon EOS Digital Cameras.

I would also advise basing your choice on the condition of the camera rather than date of manufacturer. There is one thing to note, though. All A-series cameras are prone to something widely referred to as 'the infamous shutter squeal.'

The noise is not actually made by the shutter, but rather by the mirror return arm and is caused by the type of lubricant originally used by Canon (it dried out). Unless it has been recently done, plan on a CLA by a qualified tech to ensure that you don't have problems with this. He/she will also check other things such as meter calibration and shutter timing. Great camera! Good luck and have fun. Arthur: I just purchased a similar item with the 50mm F/1.4 lens as well. The only difference being that my A-1 had a slightly higher serial number - about double of yours.

Although my camera is described in excellent condition with no dents, dings or brassing, I do plan to check it out and will send it in for a very good CLA (Cleaning, Lubrication, and Adjustment) to a well respected service person, who used to repair Canon A series cameras. He's done an excellent job with my wife's AE-1. I would recommend that you find someone equally as competent and thorough to do an excellent CLA on your A-1 to insure that it will e in good working order for many years to come. Hope this is useful. Arthur: I paid about $82.00 for my wife's AE-1 CLA, which included a return shipping charge of about $7.00. I am extremely well pleased with the CLA, tests, etc.

That Karl did on Sue's camera. He even returned my letter, checking things off and making a few notes here and there - in particular the lens flange to film plane distance. (see the body of the letter sent to him below.) When the camera was returned, the repair person, a Karl Aimo, included two tests.

The first was the exposure accuracy over a range and the second test was on the accuracy of the shutter speed over a range of tests. Included with the test was the mention of the type of equipment used in making both of the test measurements. Gtr2 Crack Download here. Karl was very responsive to my inquiries and even called me at work to discuss this camera, my potential purchase of a Canon A-1; and many other photographic questions. During one part of our discussion, he noted that I wanted to have him check the lens flange to film plane distance and wondered how I knew about that.

I informed him that I attended two Leica Photographic Seminars a few decades ago and have owned and used a Leica M-4 with a range of lenses and accessories for several decades. Lester Piano Serial Numbers there. You might contact Canon in Europe and have them recommend a number of responsible and thorough repair persons for your A-1 camera.

I've recently purchased a Canon A-1 and a winder and will send them to Karl for a thorough CLA shortly after their arrival at home. Here's the body of the letter I sent to Karl when I forwarded Sue's AE-1 camera. 1.the advance mechanism sounds a bit dry, the shutter springs sound weak and?tinny? And when released, the shutter sounds somewhat dry as well; check the condition of the shutter cloths and replace with new ones, if needed.