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hi,
the serial numbers are normaly placed on a sticker under the device or in the battery compartiment, and if you have the original package, it is also on it ! SN:xxxxxxx
The serial number of a camera is always on the camera.
Unless it fell off, it should be located on the bottom plate. Some manufacturers put the serial number on the camera and the box, but never on the box alone, unless it is one of those throw-away jobbies.
You may email them here: http://www.vivitar.com/support/460 or download the warranty PDF file. The warranty form should say where to look for the serial number.
not enough info, a serial # is unique to YOUR camera. (for tracking stolen goods...) what you need is the model number. is it a vivicam 3705, like the one in the picture? if so, here you go http://www.fixya.com/support/p218408-vivitar_vivicam_3705_digital_camera/manual-15199 ...if not, give me the MODEL number and i will try my best. good luck
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http://www.vivitar.com/products#Digital%20Cameras/25/21/Support go to this site ...and click on the software folder ...you will have to complete the name and the serial of the product ..and they will send you a download link in the mail..I tried to download it myself ..but cause I did not have a camera of this model I had no serial number to complete there ..just insert your email ..name and serial number and the model..after that click to subscribe to the newsletter and they will send you the driver download link in the mail
22801413- 22 means the lens was made by Kiron. 8 is the year- 1978. 01 may mean week 1, according to Vivitar serialization scheme. Week 1 is the first week of that year. But I have two 24-48mm Series 1 lenses, and one is a 227000xx and the other is a 22800xxx, so I'm thinking that on the 24-48mm, the only info is manufacturer (the 22) and year (the digit following the 22), and that the rest are sequential serial numbers for that year's run. So yours is the 1413th 24-48mm lens made by Kiron for Vivitar in 1978. Mine are in Nikon mounts- the 227 is non-AI, while the 228 is AI. I recently took them apart to clean the aperture blades, and the internals from the blades back are completely different designs. Both are built like tanks inside, however.
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