Camera Craftsman - 1973
This September/October 1973 issue of Camera Craftsman features a comprehensive technical analysis of the Pentax ES, a significant camera model of the era. The lead article, "The Pentax ES, Part I" by Lawrence C. Lyells, provides an in-depth examination of this trendsetter, complete with detailed schematics and internal diagrams to guide repair technicians. The publication also launches "Practical Optics I" by Lawrence C. Lyells, the first installment in a series dedicated to lens repair techniques. Milt Leonard contributes "Freezing the Fleeting Malfunction," reprinted from Machine Design, exploring high-speed photography methods and technical considerations. Standard departmental sections include "Point to Ponder" by Samuel L. Love discussing the economics of parts versus labor in repair work, plus Technical Forum, Help Wanted, and Data Exchange columns. The issue reviews precision testing instruments from National Camera, including the STAR Shutter Timer and the Digitest Fourteen precision tester. Essential reading for camera repair technicians seeking to master the Pentax ES mechanical system and expand their optical knowledge.
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