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Photo Forum / Digital Photography / DSLR Cameras / January 2005D-70 SN?
Please, Where is the D-70 SN? I flipped it over, I removed the lens, no visual SN. I know.....If I can't find the SN, I shouldn't own the camera. I hope you will humor an old guy. Thanks > Please, Where is the D-70 SN? I flipped it over, I removed the lens, no > visual SN. I know.....If I can't find the SN, I shouldn't own the camera. I > hope you will humor an old guy. On the box it came in... Thanks for nothing. >> Please, Where is the D-70 SN? I flipped it over, I removed the lens, no >> visual SN. I know.....If I can't find the SN, I shouldn't own the camera. >> I >> hope you will humor an old guy. > > On the box it came in... >Thanks for nothing. Well, alt least on the box for my D70 kit there is a sticker on the bottom with both the camera and kit lens serial #s. ________________________________________________________ Ed Ruf Lifetime AMA# 344007 (Usenet@EdwardG.Ruf.com) http://EdwardGRuf.com Yes, thanks. I was looking for the number on the camera itself. >>Thanks for nothing. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Ed Ruf Lifetime AMA# 344007 (Usenet@EdwardG.Ruf.com) > http://EdwardGRuf.com > Please, Where is the D-70 SN? I flipped it over, I removed the lens, > no visual SN. I know.....If I can't find the SN, I shouldn't own the > camera. I hope you will humor an old guy. It's tough to find - etched into the bottom but not colored in. I had to flip the camera over half a dozen times before I found it. It starts somewhere just above the 'k' in Nikon on the label. See: http://makowiec.net/test/d70Serial.jpg  SignatureJoe Makowiec http://makowiec.org/ Email: http://makowiec.org/contact/?Joe > > Please, Where is the D-70 SN? I flipped it over, I removed the lens, > > no visual SN. I know.....If I can't find the SN, I shouldn't own the [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > http://makowiec.net/test/d70Serial.jpg Bugger, they didn't make it easy to see. Perfect. Thank you. >> Please, Where is the D-70 SN? I flipped it over, I removed the lens, >> no visual SN. I know.....If I can't find the SN, I shouldn't own the [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > http://makowiec.net/test/d70Serial.jpg > Please, Where is the D-70 SN? I flipped it over, I removed the lens, no > visual SN. I know.....If I can't find the SN, I shouldn't own the camera. I > hope you will humor an old guy. It is on the bottom. You will need bright light and a magnifying glass to read it. Got it! You are right. A light at the right angle and it is sort of easy to see. Thank you for your reply. >> Please, Where is the D-70 SN? I flipped it over, I removed the lens, no >> visual SN. I know.....If I can't find the SN, I shouldn't own the camera. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > It is on the bottom. You will need bright light and a magnifying glass to > read it. >Please, Where is the D-70 SN? I flipped it over, I removed the lens, no >visual SN. I know.....If I can't find the SN, I shouldn't own the camera. I >hope you will humor an old guy. > >Thanks You probably have your answer by now, but, besides the box, it is stamped into the base of the camera, albeit in tiny characters. I did the same thing as you, until I found it. I needed a loupe to actually read it, and found out that I missed read two numerals, when checked against the box. Hunt Amazing, isn't it. Thanks >>Please, Where is the D-70 SN? I flipped it over, I removed the lens, no >>visual SN. I know.....If I can't find the SN, I shouldn't own the camera. [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > > Hunt >Amazing, isn't it. Thanks > [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> >> Hunt MrB, I think OUR problem comes from having had too many Nikons in the past. Then, the SN was usually on the top plate, or even under the Photomic meter-head, OR under the lens mount. I had always wondered what 1pt type was used for, now I know - it's for the Nikon D70 SN!!!!!! Hunt > I think OUR problem comes from having had too many Nikons in the past. > Then, [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Hunt Roger that. The SN must be considered semi-secret. Anyway, I have my answer and I thank all who replied. Richard Thanks folks! For the question and the answers. I just got mine yesterday, so now the adventure begins. I have a feeling that I'll be busy adding knowledge as I shoot pictures for many months to come and this was a great place to start. Not having hit 60 yet, I was starting to wonder where the 'old man' moniker kicked in until someone showed the way. At 58, that's mighty damn small print and until you hit the exact right angle with the light, there is no contrast at all. Now that I feel young again, I think I'll take my new camera for a walk. Happy New Year! Congrats on your new camera. 63 here > Thanks folks! For the question and the answers. I just got mine > yesterday, so now the adventure begins. I have a feeling that I'll be [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > that I feel young again, I think I'll take my new camera for a walk. > Happy New Year! Just stick a 17-35 2.8 on the fromt and you'll see evrything a whole lot better, if fact you'll not even feel the camera is there cos the lens is almost twice the weight of the camera!! Oh yes, it removes quite a lot of weight from your bank account too!!! > Congrats on your new camera. > [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> that I feel young again, I think I'll take my new camera for a walk. >> Happy New Year! |
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