Camera Craftsman - May/June 1970

This May-June 1970 issue of Camera Craftsman covers essential topics for photo equipment technicians and service professionals. The main feature, "The New Training," examines the rapid technological advances in photography and the challenges of continuous technician education. The article explores how National Camera has expanded its training offerings, including correspondence courses, resident seminars, and specialized workshops tailored to individual needs.

Key technical articles include a second installment on Polaroid electronic shutters and a guide to controlling cash flow for repair enterprises. Area Workshops receive substantial coverage, with the announcement of a new third product group featuring EPOI products (Nikon and Macbeth Corporation) integrated into the hands-on training program. The issue introduces the National Camera Comparascope, a solid-state test instrument capable of diagnosing and testing photographic equipment functions in seconds with impressive accuracy and stability.

Additional content includes the High Speed Photography Congress, Technical Training Seminars, and Help Wanted and Technical Forum sections. Regional Area Workshops are highlighted as accessible training opportunities costing $30 for one day or $50 for two days, with multi-person discounts available and materials, meals, and documentation included. The publication emphasizes the importance of ongoing education through all available training channels to maintain technical competency in this rapidly evolving field.