
Camera Craftsman - September/October 1959
This issue of Camera Craftsman Volume 5, Number 5 delivers essential guidance for camera repair professionals in 1959. The feature article "Fire: Can Your Business Survive?" addresses critical business management and sustainability questions facing repair shops. A comprehensive new glossary of photo-technology provides valuable reference material for technicians.
The publication includes a detailed section on screw standards under development, crucial for standardizing repair practices across the industry. "Reports from the Craftsmen" showcases real-world experiences from repair shop operators, sharing practical insights and operational strategies.
The Director's Viewpoint draws a compelling parallel between the rapid expansion of pizzeria businesses and the growth potential of camera repair services, emphasizing how repairs can convert camera owners into active photographers.
The issue showcases innovative tools and products for repairmen, including the Unimat precision multi-tool lathe system, non-abrasive Kimwipes, and binocular magnifiers for precision work. Additional departments cover NCRS advances, industry news, and professional society updates. An extensive book shop section lists recommended technical references on photography, optics, electronics, and related fields, making this a comprehensive resource for both business and technical aspects of camera repair.
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Document Details
- Format
- Pages
- 25
- Size
- 6.1 MB
- Category
- Photography