
Camera Craftsman - 1971
This September/October 1971 issue of Camera Craftsman focuses on achieving success in camera repair shops across America. The featured article "Success in the Shops" examines the various types of photo service businesses operating in the US market, from small home-based operations to large independent repair centers and integrated photo-store services. Editor Samuel L Love explores the fundamental qualities necessary for business success in this industry, emphasizing that technical expertise alone is insufficient. Personal attributes such as professional demeanor, customer confidence, business acumen, and service commitment emerge as equally critical factors for shop operators. National Camera's ongoing initiative to elevate repair shop standards nationwide is highlighted throughout the issue. Additional content includes coverage of the National Camera convention held in Aspen, a historical feature on Civil War photography, and a preview of the 1971 shop survey results. Regular departments present regional shop updates, employment opportunities, technical forum discussions, and a student section featuring study photographs. The publication maintains its position as the premier technical journal for camera technicians and repair professionals.
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Document Details
- Format
- Pages
- 39
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- 8.5 MB
- Category
- Photography