SPT Service Notes: September-October 1972
The September-October 1972 issue of the Society of Photo-Technologists Service Notes includes articles on the following:
• Agfa Super Silette w/Prontor - front cover/shutter removal
• Wards 736 Super 8 Movie Camera - disassembly tips
• Agfa MovieZoom 8mm - disassembly
• Kodak Retina Schneider 50.1.9 Lens - disassembly
• Ricoh Auto-Shot - disassembly tips
• Wards TL-810 Movie Camera - disassembly tips
• Zorki 30 PKUU' (Zop-Kew) -4 - top removal & drawing
• Neoca 35K - top cover removal
• Viceroy Power Zoom Reflex - front cover removal
• Revere 1064 - disassembly
• Anscomatic 626 - focusing/shutter removal
• Canon EX-EE - top cover removal
• Kalimar AM - shutter removal
• Hanimex Praktica TL Super Exposure Meter Schematic
• Fujica Compact 35 - bottom cover removal
• Nikon F Special Tool & Drawing
• Argus Autotronic II - top cover/rangefinder access
• Kodak 35 - clutch spring replacement
• 35mm Camera Film Transpert Problems
• Build an Autocollimator w/Drawings
• Nikon FTN Finder - access for adjustment
• Canon Demi Half-Frame - shutter blade assy/drawing
• Pentax Spotmatic - tightening sync terminals
...and more! There are some great Notes in this Issue!
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