Camera Craftsman - July/August 1977
This July/August 1977 issue of Camera Craftsman, the essential publication for camera technicians and repair specialists, delivers substantial technical content. The primary feature examines the Canon AE-1 in depth, analyzed by Lawrence C. Lyells, exploring its innovative design and mechanical systems. The magazine addresses shutter maintenance with 'Shutterbug Fixes the Shutters,' adapted from Eastern Scene magazine, providing practical solutions for repairmen tackling common issues. Additional technical articles include Walter M. Woolfson's piece on Comebacks and Chris Dowden's comprehensive review of the Exacta RTL 1000. Regular departments enhance the publication: Point to Ponder, Commentaries, Help Wanted employment listings, Book Reviews, Practical Optics, and Data Exchange columns. The striking cover features a detailed photograph of the Yashica Lynx 14 shutter mechanism by Dennis J. Dudley, a National Camera graduate, showcasing professional photographic documentation. National Camera's advertising highlights its advanced camera test instruments, presenting essential equipment for modern repair workshops and service stations. This edition serves as a valuable reference for understanding mid-1970s camera technology and repair methodologies.
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- Photography