Camera Craftsman - March/April 1962

This March-April 1962 issue of Camera Craftsman provides comprehensive coverage for camera repair professionals and enthusiasts. The publication features an extensive report on the Leica System alongside detailed coverage of the NCRS stockholders meeting, offering valuable insights into this iconic camera platform and industry developments.

Practical technical articles form the core of this issue, including an SPT Section dedicated to measuring and testing lenses, and a thoughtful piece by Samuel L. Love titled "A Point to Powder" that examines the philosophy of critical thinking in the training of camera repair technicians. The publication emphasizes the importance of analytical thinking in developing skilled craftsmen.

The magazine delivers hands-on guidance for workshop professionals, featuring practical advice on circuit identification using the innovative CircuitRacer tester, detailed disassembly and reassembly procedures, and real-world testimonials from repair technicians sharing their project successes and business experiences.

Product reviews highlight new offerings including the Vigor fluorescent lamp with its modern design, precision Lindstrom pliers in various configurations, H-R rust remover for delicate parts, and Hard Arkansas mounted stones for tool maintenance. Regular columns provide technical Q&A from service shops and employment opportunities for qualified technicians. This issue serves as an essential reference for repair professionals seeking to expand their technical expertise and stay current with industry innovations.