Camera Craftsman - September/October 1961
The September-October 1961 issue of Camera Craftsman covers several essential topics for camera repair professionals. Featured on the cover is a detailed breakdown of the Mercury 35mm camera's shutter and film advance mechanism. The issue includes a comprehensive article on the pop-corn packing method used by NCRS to protect delicate optical instruments during shipping. The technical section focuses on internal filters and provides practical guidance for measuring and testing camera lenses. A dedicated article addresses warnings from MPDFA regarding respooled film stock. An interesting project feature presents instructions for building a combination movie screen tailored to photography enthusiasts. The publication showcases precision Swiss Topwatch timers and includes student reports demonstrating the growing field success of NCRS graduates. Readers will also find valuable book recommendations covering photographic optics, lens technology, and camera repair fundamentals, providing essential reference materials for deepening technical expertise in the field.
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Document Details
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- Pages
- 25
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- 6.2 MB
- Category
- Photography