Camera Craftsman - January/February 1975

This January/February 1975 issue of Camera Craftsman delivers comprehensive technical content for photo repair professionals and enthusiasts. The issue features an in-depth examination of the Agfamatic 2000 pocket sensor and explores the versatile applications of the Camera Fixer for comprehensive repair work. A detailed guide on measuring lens optical performance includes practical testing procedures using the Hasselblad Sonnar 1:4 150mm lens as a reference standard. Professional development is addressed through articles such as "Before You Say 'You're Fired'" by Ernest W. Fair, offering insights into the business aspects of camera service. The publication continues with Part II of a comprehensive study on the Canon F-1 system and strategies for building and promoting professional image in the photography field. The regular column "People Develop As Expected" examines skill development within the industry. Standard departments include editorial commentaries, industry news, employment opportunities, and a data exchange section. A prominent advertisement showcases the COMPARA system, featuring total test capability for cameras and photographic equipment, priced at $1,985. This issue serves professionals dedicated to maintaining and advancing their technical expertise in camera repair and restoration.