Cart is Empty | View Cart
Log In

 

» Home » SPT Service Notes » 1973 » SPT Service Notes: Mid-1973

 

 

SPT Service Notes: Mid-1973

 


SPT Service Notes: Mid-1973

This issue of the Society of Photo-Technologists Service Notes is from sometime in 1973, but we are unsure of the exact month. It includes articles on the following:

• Nikon F2 Meter - Disassembly

• Polaroid 180 w/Seiko SLV Shutter - Access for shutter

• Polaroid 360 Land Camera - flash unit

• Keystone K1010 - disassembly

• Argus Roundabout Slide Projectors - jamming/ejection issues

• Argus V100 - disassembly

• Minolta AL - front element removal

• Argus Autronic/Minolta Hi-Matic - Sticky meter needle

• Fujica Drive (Motorized, Half Frame - flash repair

• Minolta Hi-Matic 9 - disassembly

• Minolta Electro Shot - access shutter

• Minolta Autopak 8-K11 Super 8 - front cover removal

• Revere S-1 Movie Camera

• Emdeko Regular 8 Projector - drive wheel replacement

• Wirgin Stereo - shutter removal

• Olympus Pen EM - access to shutter

• Zeiss Sonnar 50mm f2 - disassembly

• Zeiss Sonnar 50mm f1.5 - disassembly

• Rival Rangefinder/45mm Rivar - top disassembly

• Pentax 55mm f1.8 Super Takumar - disassembly

• Petri 7s - upper spool bearing substitute

• Soligor Miranda 135mm f2.8 disassembly

• Calibrating Behind-The-Lens Metering Systems

• Agfa Optima III - gear timing/spool replacement

• Yashica Auto-Load Power Zoom 8 - access to meter and gears

• Canon FX - disassembly

• Nikonos Underwater Flash - notes

• Zeiss-Ikon Icarex - top removal

• Konica Auto-Reflex - reassembly

• Koni-Omega Rapid Back - disassembly

...and more!

 

 

 

Please Note: In order to keep the site online, we are now asking $2.58 for each file download, except for tutorials written by members of the Learn Camera Repair Facebook Group, which are $1. After you complete the checkout process, you can log in to your customer account to download all the manuals you have paid for.

 

Price: $2.58

 

For the first five years that we operated this site, we were able to offer all of these manuals as free downloads. The site has gotten so large and popular that we are exceeding the limits of bandwidth and storage imposed by our web host. Please don't share these files; if we do not bring in enough revenue to pay to keep the site online, we will be forced to shut the site down. We've set the price low eough that it won't burden those who want to learn to repair cameras, while hopefully bringing in enough each month to keep the site open. We are not trying to make a profit from this.