I have brought cameras up to the instruments in my facility many times
and never seen any effects on the image/sensor.  However, I never went
above or below the bore and that is where the strongest fringing
fields are present.  Sorry to hear about your sample changer problems.
 I do not have any JEOL equipment so I have no advice other than to
say that samples changers on these things can be a PIA.

We have Gamecocks on the wall behind one of our "400s"
http://homer.chem.sc.edu/new_images/a400.jpg


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Perry Pellechia
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On Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 10:36 AM, Steven Desjardins <[email protected]> wrote:
> The autosampler on our NMR (like an MRI but with a smaller hole) has
> broken a few sample tubes in the past week, and this is a huge
> nuisance because we need to remove a big piece of sensitive tech to
> clean it out.  I was trying to take pictures with the Q to send to the
> company, but when I got too close the LCD would just lose the picture
> but still show the info, just like when the lens cap is still on.  I
> guess the magnetic field just affects the sensor?  Anyway, since the
> field has a funny shape I moved back and around until I could get some
> shots.  The first is the magnet with a lovely Vermeer print on the
> back wall:
>
> http://drd1135.smugmug.com/Photography/pdml/i-djRXqM4/0/L/NMR-L.jpg
>
> and this is the autosampler from above (a dimple in the magnetic
> field) showing the broken tube
>
> http://drd1135.smugmug.com/Photography/pdml/i-DtgkTpk/0/L/broken-tube-L.jpg
>
> I also missed the bottom step of the ladder after taking this and made
> a less than graceful dismount.:-o
>
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