That would give you at least a range of dates to work with. If you know the model that replaced any particular camera (such as that a 50D replaced 40D, and a 60D replaced 50D, etc.) you also can estimate the end date of a particular model at the museum website. You can get at least the date that camera models were introduced off the Canon Museum website. So if you want a more precise answer, I'd suggest contacting them directly via email. Parts subject to wear (e.g., video heads and guide rollers) as well as supplies and accessories (e.g., Batteries, Power Adapter and Recording Media) including, but not limited to, tapes, DVD, memory card and detachable HDD used with this product are not covered by this warranty. But mostly it's just folks who shoot with Canon gear, who are active here.
Send them an email directly.Ĭanon techs do drop in here on the forum occasionally. Canon themselves might be able to tell you.
