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 Broken Camera?
Repairing broken cameras instead of replacing them can save you money. First you should determine if it is worth repairing. For example, higher end, newer video cameras are almost always worth repairing. Major brand single lens reflex cameras (SLRs) should almost always be repaired as well.
Things to consider in regard to repairing your broken camera include:
Cost of the initial investment
Type of camera that is broken
Age of unit (date of purchase- we do not commonly repair units over 10 years old)
Cause for the problem
Type of damage
More benefits of repairing your broken camera rather than replacing it include:
 Save money - Many cameras can be fixed economically
Repairing an older SLR helps you preserve other investment in lenses and accessories
Protect your investment - Some classic cameras are made of superior materials such as metal rather than plastic which makes them likely to retain their original value
Save time - Repairing a broken camera eliminates the need to invest time in learning to operate a new model
The following checklist will help you determine if your digital camera is in need of repair:
Your camera is visibly damaged or broken
There is no power to the digital camera despite new batteries and/or a reliable power source
All of the pictures taken have a distorted image
Your digital camera has a “Lens Error”, “Zoom Error”, or “Focus Error”
Authorized Camera Repair for All Leading Manufacturers
Camera repairs by Precision Camera provide factory-authorized repair service, for cameras
from all the major manufacturers:
Please Note:
Camera Repairs are sent out and take an average of three weeks for repairs. Repairs can take longer if parts are not in stock. Warranty repairs are subject to a $20 handling charge. Must have bill of sale and no liquid or physical damage or abuse to camera to be covered under warranty. Please feel free to contact us with any questions. lab@langleypd.com
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