Thanks for the reply, Winsor. This seems like a reasonable answer, but
I'm intrigued as to how or why a service organization would permanently
mark a camera like this. The letters and digits can't be more than 2mm
tall, so were obviously done with some fairly sophisticated equipment;
these aren't stickers! Here's a horribly out-of-focus picture (taken
before I loaded the film, but not reviewed until after).
<http://www.lowman.org/photographs/camera_number.jpg>
Anyway, I'll eagerly await any further suggestions.
Thanks again,
Ian
Winsor Crosby wrote:
> I have a label in the cassette chamber from when John Hermansen
> serviced mine. Perhaps it is something similar.
>
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> Winsor
> Long Beach, California, USA
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> On Dec 20, 2006, at 8:09 PM, Ian Lowman wrote:
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>
>> I just noticed whilst changing films in my OM-1N that there appears to
>> be a stencilled white code in small characters inside the film chamber
>> of the camera body, in this case reading TNF21. Does anyone know what
>> this means, or if it has any significance? Perhaps it was just
>> something
>> the previous owner did?
>>
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