SPT Service Notes: May-June 1972
The May-June 1972 issue of the Society of Photo-Technologists Service Notes includes articles on the following:
• Minolta AutoPak 500 Instamatic - removal of covers
• Viceroy Power Zoom Reflex - front end removal
• Macbeth Densitometer TD 100a - notes
• Shutter Speed Tester (from Jan-Feb Journal)
• Keystone Auto Instant K1010 - disassembly
• Manon Cabimat Projector - disassembly
• Argus Showmaster 822 Super 8 - disassembly
• Victor Model 5 16mm Camera - disassembly
• Yashica Super 825 Movie Camera - disassembly
• Mamiya C-330 - side plate removal
• Mamiya Family Model SLR/Copal Shutter - notes
• Kodak Instamatic 714 - disassembly
• Kodak Instamatic M6 - additional information
• Slide Projector Lenses - tips/notes
• Waltz Electric Kominar f1.8 - top cover removal
• Carl Zeiss Jena Tessar 50/2.8 - disassembly
• Shutter Speeds Chart
• Nikon 8X Super Zoom - front cover removal
• Nikon FTN Meter Prism - disassembly for adjustments
• Argus C-33 Cintagon 50/1.9 - disassembly
• Pentax H3v - notes/tips
• Canon FL 35/2.5 - disassembly
• Capro 300 Auto 8 Movie Camera - front cover removal
• Minolta Autopak 500 - flash ready light lamp replacement
...and more! There are some great Notes in this Issue!
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