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LOOs
I have a Canon Camera. Just a normal Digital Camera, And I dropped it. So it won't turn on anymore. Who knows how much a Camera Repair will cost? For a Canon Camera?
Answer
That is impossible to answer. It may be something trivial, for instance that something was just shook loose inside the camera by you dropping it, to something crucial, for instance that the lens was cracked or the inner workings smashed by you dropping it. Get a price quote from somewhere that repairs such cameras, and then decide whether it'll be worth repairing or if you should start saving for a new one.
That is impossible to answer. It may be something trivial, for instance that something was just shook loose inside the camera by you dropping it, to something crucial, for instance that the lens was cracked or the inner workings smashed by you dropping it. Get a price quote from somewhere that repairs such cameras, and then decide whether it'll be worth repairing or if you should start saving for a new one.
How do I get spots that are inside my camera lens out?
PearlDrumm
I take it its dirt that has gotten inside my camera lens. Anytime i take a photo were the sun is hitting the lens or there is alot of light I get these black spots on my pictures! What should I do?
By the way I have a Canon Rebel XT
Answer
First, make sure it is the lens by trying a different lens to see if the problem is still there. If the spots are still there they are probably coming from the sensor. That can be cleaned but, if you choose to do it yourself read up on sensor cleaning before you start so you don't damage it. It can be a costly repair to replace. If you determine the spots are coming from the lens it also should be cleaned front and back. Lens tissue and cleaner can be bought at any place that sells cameras. Also remove and clean any filter that you may have on the lens. If this doesn't help the spots would have to removed by disassembly of the lens. Not a do it yourself thing. Take it to a shop.
First, make sure it is the lens by trying a different lens to see if the problem is still there. If the spots are still there they are probably coming from the sensor. That can be cleaned but, if you choose to do it yourself read up on sensor cleaning before you start so you don't damage it. It can be a costly repair to replace. If you determine the spots are coming from the lens it also should be cleaned front and back. Lens tissue and cleaner can be bought at any place that sells cameras. Also remove and clean any filter that you may have on the lens. If this doesn't help the spots would have to removed by disassembly of the lens. Not a do it yourself thing. Take it to a shop.
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