If there is a Shoe 1 on the body, then he put a 1N top on an old OM-1. (Shoe 1
and Shoe 4 screw on in opposite directions) If there is a Shoe 1, take it off
and you'll probably find something not right regarding the holes directly behind
the main sync contact where the pins from Shoe 4 are SUPPOSED to go.
There are other possibilities we can go into later.
John
lion1 wrote:
> << Well, I have a stranger one than that. I have an OM1 I bought from a
> friend who bought the camera new. It is has no holes for compling to a
> drive/winder, has no MD plate, but has OM1n on the top plate. I wasn't aware
> there were OM1n bodies made that were not MD. Strange.>>
>
> Does it have the "n" features? Maybe the top plate was replaced.
>
> Charlie Loeven
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