Camera Craftsman - July/August 1960

This July-August 1960 issue of Camera Craftsman, the essential publication for camera repair technicians, delivers a comprehensive collection of practical and technical content. Featured articles include a student-designed copying light stand, a practical workshop innovation, and a showcase of experienced repairmen such as Bill McHenry demonstrating his motion analyzer tool—an instrument rapidly becoming indispensable in repair shops. The magazine presents detailed technical analysis of camera mechanisms, particularly the shutter mount and film track assembly of the Argus Super 75, highlighted on the cover. The "Men Who Make America Great" feature celebrates industry craftspeople, while additional sections cover fundamental electronics, cutting-edge photographic technology including Edgerton's ultra-high-speed photography, and a curated technical library guide for serious technicians. Reader testimonies illustrate the direct business impact of professional training, with repairmen reporting steady business growth and successful application of advanced diagnostic tools. This issue reinforces Camera Craftsman's commitment to elevating the profession through education and practical field knowledge.