Camera Craftsman - January/February 1966
This issue of Camera Craftsman is an essential resource for professional camera repair technicians. The feature lineup includes comprehensive coverage of the nationwide photo-repAIRcades 1966 repair seminars, running from February through June with flying clinics and sessions in multiple American cities.
The magazine delivers an in-depth report on the SPT (Society of Photo Technicians) application, highlighting the vital importance of knowledge-sharing among camera repair professionals. Additional articles cover the MPDFA commercial trade show in Cleveland and detailed coverage of NCRS (National Camera Repair Service) meetings.
Technical sections feature coverage of the Schenectady Flying Clinic and a visit to the Guthier manufacturing facility. The Service Notes department provides practical solutions for everyday repairs, while Study Shots contribute essential photographic techniques.
The issue includes liquidation sales announcements and presents the complete Tinker tool kit line (Helper Kit, Apprentice Tinker, Cutup, Twister, and Hold Kit), along with an introduction to the innovative Microflame Torch. According to National ServiShops experts, this revolutionary equipment excels for silver soldering applications due to its concentrated heat delivery. A comprehensive issue packed with practical information and cutting-edge innovations for repair professionals.
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- Photography