Camera Craftsman - 1964
This September/October 1964 issue delivers comprehensive technical and practical content for camera repair professionals. The centerpiece features Arthur Kramer's detailed examination of macro and micro lenses, exploring the latest closeup lens designs that simplify photographers' work while enhancing flexibility. The article delves into optical principles for close-working lenses, their performance at infinity and close distances, and celebrated formulas including the Goerz Artar and Schneider Comparon—essential for enlarging and reproduction work. The magazine includes specialized training materials from NCRS (National Camera Repair School), providing readers with in-depth repair instruction. A feature on pioneers of photographic progress traces the historical evolution of imaging technology. The "Learning to Study Better" section helps technicians refine their learning approaches. The Service Notes section offers practical troubleshooting guidance, while additional columns such as Study Shots, Reports from the Craftsman, and Your Servishops Questions round out this content-rich issue packed with technical information and professional insights.
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- 24
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- Category
- Photography