Camera Craftsman - November/December 1974
This November/December 1974 issue of Camera Craftsman features an in-depth examination of the Canon F-1 system in its first installment, authored by Lawrence C. Lyells. This professional-grade camera system is thoroughly analyzed for service technicians and photography enthusiasts. The magazine covers Photokina 74, with Samuel L. Love reporting on the latest industry developments and innovations. A Practical Optics section focuses on the Hasselblad 250mm Sonnar f/5.6 lens, essential knowledge for medium-format photographers. Guy Laird's Managing for Better Profits column offers business guidance for camera repair shops and service centers. The issue includes comprehensive coverage of National Camera's Compara system—a complete testing apparatus designed to verify every function of photographic equipment. Regular departments include reader letters and commentaries, help wanted listings, industry news, data exchange among professionals, and publisher Samuel L. Love's editorial column addressing current issues in camera servicing. A back issue index provides convenient reference to previous volumes.
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Document Details
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- Pages
- 44
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- 13.0 MB
- Category
- Photography