Camera Craftsman - November/December 1979
This November-December 1979 issue of Camera Craftsman focuses on electronic cameras and memory circuit systems. The cover features a Yashica FX with detailed exploded views of its electronic components, representing the increasing technical complexity of modern film cameras.
The table of contents delivers essential technical content for camera technicians: a comprehensive article on the Yashica FX covering memory circuit troubleshooting and common electronic malfunctions. The "Common Repairs" section provides practical guidance for servicing Canon AE-1 and Pentax ME cameras, two flagship models of 1970s automatic photography. The "Basic Photographic Circuits" series continues with part II by Larry Lyells, offering crucial instruction on understanding photographic electronics in modern SLR cameras.
The issue further enriches reader knowledge with coverage of a special visit by Japanese service managers to National Camera's Technical Training Division, offering unique insights into professional repair approaches. Additional articles include repair tips for the Yashica FX-1 by W.H. Meyer, providing practical hands-on guidance. The microfiche service section adds substantial documentary value for repair shops, providing access to detailed service manuals.
An indispensable publication for technicians specializing in electronic cameras from the 1970s-1980s era.
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Document Details
- Format
- Pages
- 36
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- 15.5 MB
- Category
- Photography