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Topic # 242155 13-Oct-2018 17:35
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Just wondering if anyone around here does DLSR repairs?

Partner has 2 Canon DSLR cameras - the autofocus is broken on both of them which may be potentially a simple fix. This could be lens related.

 

Failing that, anyone recommend any places around Wellington to look at getting these repaired?

 

Don't really want to spend too much as the cameras are circa 2010/12.




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Canon in Auckland is the place to get Canon cameras repaired. Any camera store will be able to send them on for you.

 

I had a lot of trouble (years of trouble) with autofocus Canon cameras of that era, and Canon Professional Services couldn't calibrate them effectively. My solution was to move to Nikon, I've had no focus problems since.




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