Camera Craftsman - July/August 1975

This July/August 1975 issue of Camera Craftsman presents comprehensive content for camera repair technicians and enthusiasts. The publication launches an exciting new series of profiles featuring leading figures in the camera equipment service industry. The issue includes a detailed examination of the Canon MF Motor Drive, exploring its mechanical design and operational principles. A significant technical feature covers testing Seiko-type shutters using the Comparasystem, providing precise calibration data for service professionals. An exclusive visit to Canon's New York headquarters offers insights into the company's operations and manufacturing philosophy. Additional content includes industry news in the Shop News section, a practical optics guide focusing on Nikkor-Q Auto 1:4 20cm lenses, and an expert analysis distinguishing genuine Leica MP and M2 cameras from counterfeits. Guy Laird contributes a management skills checklist for workshop supervisors and business owners. Publisher Samuel L. Love's editorial discusses problem-solving as a fundamental competency in professional camera repair work. The issue also features introduction of the AutoSystem-7, a new all-purpose digital camera tester from National Camera.