How to prevent the camera from being refurbished, and how to tell if the Canon camera is a refurbish

You can go to Bainaohui or something like that, and when you buy it, you can check the body number and the box number, just do it, the camera is not like a mobile phone, there are not so many refurbisheds.

See if it has been dismantled, pay attention to see if the screw has scratches, and the screws that have not been opened should be matte black and not lose paint.

If the paint is peeling off the screws, then pay attention.

Then look at the seams of the skin on the surface of the machine, whether there is warping.

Screens and other surfaces can be changed to see if there are fingerprints, scratches, or whatever.

Since its establishment in 1937, Canon is a global leading integrated group that manufactures imaging and information products, and has globalized and expanded its business to various fields over the years.

Canon's product range is distributed in three main areas:

Personal products, office equipment and industrial equipment, the main products include cameras and lenses, digital cameras, printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, broadcasting equipment, medical equipment and semiconductor production equipment.

Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, Canon has four regional sales headquarters in the Americas, Europe, Asia and Japan, and has 200 subsidiaries around the world and employs more than 100,000 people.

On March 9, 2016, Japan's Toshiba Corporation held a board meeting today and finally decided to give its Toshiba Medical System Corporation** to Canon Inc., which proposed an acquisition of 700 billion yen (about 40.5 billion yuan).

A refurbished phone is a mobile phone that is sold as a new phone by cleaning up some recovered second-hand mobile phones with chemical liquids, replacing the shell, and matching batteries, chargers (counterfeit) and packaging.

You can judge whether the SLR camera is a refurbished machine by the following points: 1 5 Check the outer packaging: whether the seal is complete, confirm that it has not been opened before opening, and refuse to receive if it has been dismantled again.

2 5 Detect the camera nameplate: **The general nameplate is clear and beautiful.

<>3 5 Check LCD: whether there is a handprint, whether there is obvious dust in the viewfinder, battery compartment, and card compartment.

4 5 Check the mirror surface and tube: Point the lens at the light source and check whether there are obvious foreign objects inside. Gently shake the lens twice to see if there is a noticeable loose sound. Inspect the lens mount for obvious signs of use on the mount contacts.

5 5 Check the battery: Mainly to see if there are obvious bright marks on the contacts. If there are obvious bright spots, it can be suspected that it is not a brand new battery.

Summary. Kiss 1, there is a sense of cheapness in taking the frame (this is not a sentence or two can be explained, anyway, it is a little inconsistent with one or two thousand things), and it is relatively loose 2, the camera leather is relatively cheap, not fully fitted, and some places are slightly upturned, which I see other friends have also shared this, which is also the place that first aroused my suspicions.

Kiss 1, take the frame has a sense of cheapness (this is not a sentence or two can be explained, anyway, it is a little inconsistent with one or two thousand things), and it is more than orange Hui Song Xijing 2, the camera leather is cheaper, not fully fitted, and some places are slightly upturned, which I see other friends have also shared this, which is also the place that first aroused my suspicions.

That red label is not the label for a refurbished machine.

It's not a kiss.

Both Nikon and Canon's cameras are hermetically sealed and relatively safe.