Camera Craftsman - September/October 1977
This September/October 1977 issue of Camera Craftsman (Volume 23, No. 5) focuses on troubleshooting the Yashica Electro 35 and the latest electronic control modules for modern cameras. The cover features a detailed breakdown of electronic components within contemporary camera designs. Key articles include practical tips on the Yashica Electro 35 by Chris Dowden, an explanatory piece on the MBO (Multi-Beam Offset) system by Wilson C. Adkins, and a comprehensive guide to shutter speed principles by Charles E. Gibson. The issue continues the Canon AE-1 technical analysis by Lawrence C. Lyells and introduces Heathkit's self-study programs in electronics. Editorial coverage reports the opening of three new ServiceShops by National Camera, the expansion of Nikon School offerings, and the termination of the marketing agreement between EPOI and Voigtlander. A prominent advertisement showcases National Camera's test instruments, including the COMPARA system and various calibration solutions, emphasizing the critical role of diagnostic equipment for professional camera repair technicians.
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