Camera Craftsman - May/June 1966

This May-June 1966 issue of Camera Craftsman delivers comprehensive technical coverage of modern camera shutter technologies. The feature article focuses on Prontor-Press electronic shutters with detailed internal mechanism illustrations. The publication also examines the evolving transition from traditional flashpowder systems to electronic flash solutions, a pivotal development during this era of rapid photographic innovation.

Editor Samuel L. Love contributes a thought-provoking editorial titled "A Point to Ponder," addressing critical professional challenges facing camera repair technicians. The piece tackles essential questions about sales competency, business management, and the long-term viability of repair shops in an increasingly competitive marketplace—essential reading for technicians seeking sustainable careers.

The contents page highlights coverage of the National Camera Convention held at the Washington Hilton Hotel, July 16-19, 1966. Beyond these features, the magazine maintains its regular departments: Service Notes providing technical updates, Your ServiShops Questions for reader problem-solving, a specialized section titled "The Dark Side of the Shutter" exploring advanced shutter mechanics, and dedicated coverage of bellows systems. An invaluable resource for optical and mechanical repair professionals seeking practical knowledge and industry insights.