
SPT - March/April 1970
Official bimonthly publication of the Society of Photo-Technologists distributed to its members. This March-April 1970 issue represents the second volume of the journal and marks a significant milestone in the organization's communications strategy. The publication addresses essential topics for camera repair technicians and workshop managers operating during this pivotal period in photography history. The primary feature, "Workshop Practice and Management," delivers practical guidance on camera repair shop operations, workflow optimization, and technical workspace organization. Additional content includes news and updates from the executive secretary highlighting membership growth (an increase of 800 members reported), organizational development initiatives, and strategic directions for the society. The journal incorporates a service and sales directory for member reference, a letters section fostering community engagement among technicians, and president's pages outlining the organization's vision. Service notes on specialized testing equipment such as Digital timers and Oscilloscope-type instruments are featured, enabling readers to make informed decisions about equipment selection. This comprehensive publication reflects the professional standards and collective knowledge of the photo-technologist community in the early 1970s, serving as an important resource for documenting industry practices, technical advancements, and organizational growth during this formative period.
Documentation must be downloaded on a computer (PC, Mac, or Linux).
Do not use a smartphone or tablet to download documentation; they generally lack sufficient memory capacity to handle large files, and few users know how to locate the download folder on these devices.
Once downloaded, you can use it right away and even print the pages you need, or use your smartphone in photo mode to translate into the language of your choice: Google Translate
Document Details
- Format
- Pages
- 16
- Size
- 16.1 MB
- Category
- Photography