What to Watch in the New Year

December 30, 2010
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With all the holidays and end of year stuff going on right now unfortunately this week and next we will not be posting our normal repair article or topic. Instead let’s take a look at some really great industry leaders that we will be watching in the New Year. Also, I’d like to have some […]

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Sigma 70-200 2.8 Lens Repair

December 23, 2010

What a video right! So what is going on here? First, there are just a few basic tools needed for most lens repairs. They include a power screwdriver, a manual screwdriver (with swappable tips) and tweezers. Some of the other tool that might be needed are a spanner wrench (for element removal), various specialty tools […]

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It Ain’t Too Late For Your Holiday Photo Card: 5 Tips

December 17, 2010

You may have not gotten your holiday card out yet but don’t panic it can be better to wait to do when all your family is actually gathered in the same place to celebrate. For many families, distance can complicate or prevent production from happening in time to send it out “on time”. It isn’t […]

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Troubleshooting: For Those Not So Obvious Problems

December 10, 2010

Generally speaking, figuring out what is wrong with a digital camera is pretty straight forward. Nine out of ten times, there was an impact, some major event or an error message that tells you what caused the malfunction. But what about that other 10% of the time when it isn’t so clear? It is hard […]

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Water Damage: The 4 Biggest Mistakes To Make When A Digital Camera Gets Wet

December 3, 2010

Hopefully you never find yourself with a dripping wet camera. But if it does unfortunately happen, it is important to be prepared because you might be able save it from costly repair or replacement. This doesn’t just apply to dripping wet cameras either; getting splashed, dropping in the snow, finding yourself in 100% humidity are […]

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