Camera Craftsman - May/June 1975
This May/June 1975 issue of Camera Craftsman features a special section dedicated to repair and diagnostic tools for camera professionals. Learn how to measure lens flange-to-film plane distance—a critical skill for technicians—and discover practical tips shared by readers in the Data Exchange column. Larry Lyells contributes an article titled "Technician Power" examining the evolution of the repair profession. The issue includes comprehensive coverage of new electronic flash testing tools and an insightful article exploring why customers don't return to their repair service providers. A detailed guide explains the function and selection of fuses in camera equipment. Featured prominently is the introduction of National Camera's new AutoSystem-7, an all-purpose digital tester capable of measuring integrated exposure, aperture, effective shutter speed, and flash synchronization across any camera type. The Practical Optics department reviews the Vemar Tele-Zoom f/5.6 100-200mm telephoto lens. The magazine also includes the PMA Show Report highlighting the latest industry innovations and developments in photo technology.
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