Camera Craftsman - May/June 1961

This May-June 1961 issue of Camera Craftsman delivers comprehensive technical content for camera repair professionals. The cover feature on the X Synch in Supermatic Shutter introduces synchronization mechanisms essential for flash work. A primary article examines new camera resolution testing procedures, equipping technicians with practical methods for evaluating optical performance. The publication addresses home study schools and their crucial role in resolving educational challenges for working professionals, reflecting on distance learning's value. An in-depth feature explores automatic cameras, increasingly important in professional practice. The specialized SPT section provides practical guidance on measuring and testing lenses, a fundamental skill for quality repair work. The issue curates technical books recommended for professional libraries, helping readers develop specialized knowledge. The ServiShop Questions department addresses real-world repair challenges with expert solutions. Success stories from graduates demonstrate tangible career benefits and income improvements from the training program. Additionally, the issue showcases the Unimat precision tool, a multifunctional machine combining lathe, drill press, and grinding capabilities—a valuable investment for any professional workshop.