Camera Craftsman - January/February 1963

This January/February 1963 issue of Camera Craftsman presents essential technical content for camera repair professionals and enthusiasts. The Features section includes Samuel L. Love's thought-provoking article « A Point to Ponder », examining the relationship between technical knowledge and professional confidence in camera repair work. Additional features cover Flying High repair clinics, specialized training programs, the MPDFA Convention, and a retrospective titled « How Far Have We Gone » tracking industry progress. The NCRS Achievement Awards highlight outstanding contributions from technicians in the field. Practical support comes through the SPT Section with detailed Service Notes and Study Shots offering hands-on repair guidance. The issue includes a competitive element with a mechanism identification challenge offering rewards from the National Camera Supply Catalog. Professional tool advertisements showcase precision instruments essential for camera repair work, including specialized wrenches and driver sets. Staff announcements and departmental contributions from experienced editors and technical advisors ensure comprehensive coverage of repair topics. This edition serves both seasoned repair professionals and dedicated amateurs seeking to expand their expertise in camera maintenance and restoration.