Camera Craftsman - May/June 1980

This May-June 1980 issue of Camera Craftsman delivers comprehensive technical content for camera repair specialists and enthusiasts. The publication opens with News and Reviews highlighting industry developments, followed by Larry Lyells' continuing examination of the Minolta XD-11 in part three of an in-depth technical analysis. F.W. Bill Conley explores the Olympus camera line and its historical significance as a precursor to modern designs. The fourth installment of the "Basic Photographic Circuits" series dives into digital circuit technology, essential knowledge for understanding contemporary camera electronics. A detailed profile of Clint Jackson offers insight into industry figures. The issue includes a comprehensive National Camera ServiShops directory and dedicated sections for professional networking through Help Wanted and Data Exchange departments. Industry News covers significant market developments, including management changes at Fuji and National Camera's announcement of revised business hours. Featured advertising showcases the National Camera EV-400 Multi-Test, an integrated exposure testing instrument priced at $1,385, positioned as an essential tool for repair shops seeking faster turnaround times and improved service capabilities.