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SPT Service Notes: May-June 1971

 


SPT Service Notes: May-June 1971

The May-June 1971 issue of the Society of Photo-Technologists Service Notes includes articles on the following:

• Exakta VXIIb - disassembly, timing

• Canon Canonet 28 - disassembly (two articles)

• Keystone K715P Movie Camera - disassembly

• Baldessa 1A - rangefinder adjustment

• Yashica Super 8 Model 10 - disassembly front cover

• Petri Camera - shutter problems

• Petri FT, EE - top cover disassembly

• Mamiya 1000DTL - top cover disassembly

• Kodak M70 Projector - claw modification

• Polaroid Automatic 101 - bellows replacement

• Agfa Isoly-Mat - top cover disassembly

• Brann Gloriette - disassembly

• Minolta ER - top cover disassembly

• Regula Sprinty B - disassembly

• Agfa Silette L - disassembly

• Kodak Instamatic 220 - disassembly

• Tools and Service Tips

• Rangefinder Cover Glass Fabrication

• Flashcube Repair

• Cleaning Meter Movements

• Make aSmall Socket Wrench From Aluminum Tubing

• Smoothing Lens Mounts

• Aperture Blade Re-Assembly

• Rollei Synch Plug Retaining Ring Removal

• Keep Springs From Flying Away

...and more!

 

 

 

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