Summary
- A Canon EOS R5 was reported stolen in Neoi Epivates, Thessaloniki, on 28 October 2026.
- Its serial number is 653026700116.
- A 70–200mm lens, an HP laptop and DJI Mic microphones are also listed.
- Anyone with information can use PTTL Lost & Found Gear.
A Canon EOS R5 was reported stolen in Neoi Epivates, Thessaloniki, on 28 October 2026, along with a 70–200mm lens, an HP laptop and DJI Mic microphones.
The PTTL Lost & Found Gear report is listed as PTTL-2026-246245 and marked “Missing”. The camera’s serial number has been made public to help people identify it.
Identifying the stolen Canon EOS R5
The camera is black and its serial number is 653026700116. The report describes the lens as grey, with a carrying handle. No more specific make or model is provided for the 70–200mm lens.
An HP laptop and DJI Mic microphones are also listed, without individual serial numbers or further model details. The reported incident date is 28 October 2026, and the location is Neoi Epivates, Thessaloniki, Greece.
More information here about the Canon EOS R5 model.
How to share information
Anyone who has seen the equipment or finds a listing for the camera can use the “I have information” option in the relevant entry of the PTTL Lost & Found Gear public registry, searching for case PTTL-2026-246245 or serial 653026700116.
The lost and stolen photography equipment registry allows searches by serial number, model and location. The person reporting the case does not have their contact details displayed publicly; information is forwarded through the service.
If you spot equipment that may be stolen, preserve the details of the listing or lead and contact the police rather than confronting anyone or attempting to recover it yourself. A practical guide to what to do after photography gear is stolen is also available.
What we think
The serial number is the most useful detail in this case. If this EOS R5 turns up in a second-hand listing, a shop or a photography group, checking it against 653026700116 offers a concrete lead rather than speculation.
Sharing the report with photographers and second-hand equipment dealers around Thessaloniki could make a difference. There is no need to guess who was responsible or accuse someone based on a photo. What helps is careful identification, prompt reporting and safe handling of any information.
Frequently asked questions
How can I identify the camera?
Compare the Canon EOS R5 serial number with 653026700116. Any match should be reported through the registry and, where theft is suspected, to the relevant authorities.
Where can I submit information without contacting the owner directly?
Find case PTTL-2026-246245 at PTTL Lost & Found Gear and select “I have information”. The service handles communication without publicly exposing personal contact details.
