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Behind the scenes at Camera Rescue/Kamerastore

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Probably way too long, but interesting to see how these guys are rescuing/repairing old film cameras and teaching the next generation of camera techs.

 
Yes , and their newest Kyoritsu was made in 2020. But when one loads the Kyoritsu web pages, these Aarowin camera testers are not listed under new or discontinued equipment.
 
ic-racer said:
Yes , and their newest Kyoritsu was made in 2020. But when one loads the Kyoritsu web pages, these Aarowin camera testers are not listed under new or discontinued equipment.
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He actually said it was calibrated in 2020, not that it was made then. I don’t think it was clear when it was made.

Kyoritsu does seem to still make shutter testers, though not that model: http://arrowin.co.jp/products/
 
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armadsen said:
He actually said it was calibrated in 2020, not that it was made then. I don’t think it was clear when it was made.

Kyoritsu does seem to still make shutter testers, though not that model: http://arrowin.co.jp/products/
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Does not look like a calibration sticker. Looks more like a serial number sticker to me. Compare to the X-rite calibration certificate below. What do you think?

Thanks for the Aarowin link!

 
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