Canon's A-series cameras were (and are) prone to developing a noisy squeal when the shutter is fired. The problem occurs when the lubrication on the mechanism dries out over time. The fix is to relubricate the offending parts. While there are instructions (available online; do a search) for doing this yourself, you can create worse problems if you get oil or grease where it doesn't belong. I've had cameras with the problem, but I chose to have a professional CLA (clean, lube, adjust) done to the camera.
I have an ae-1, The shutter speed is the dial on the top right side with all the numbers and the word "program" on it. Program is idiot-mode: used just to snap shots. In bright daylight use higher speed like 1000 or 1600 and in darker situations use like like 100. anything under 60 requires a tripod, for a clear picture. The speed can be so slow, that camera will allow you to set the speed slow enough that it could take a full minute to take a picture.
It depends on the type of problem you're trying to fix. Some parts cost more than others. In some cases it won't make sense to fix but rather to get a new camera.
How do you fix your camera,when it doesnt work. Shows black on skype or basic functioining/
In my experince: you can't. If it's not a expensive camera try getting a new one at e__y. If it is a very expensive camera find a repairman. Good luck
well you should buy special tools such as camera repair kits so I have that problem too thinking of getting help from a friend
Make the exposure. Develop and fix the negative. Expose the printing paper. Develop, fix and dry the print.
my canon power shot sd 1400is always says error E32 ? How do i fix this ? its a new camera
This is a huge problem with the S21s by Canon. IT doesn't do any good to call Canon. They tell you to reset the camera back to default, as if we didn't do that already. Then they will tell you to send the camera in to their service dept. They will contact you on what is wrong with the camera. They will tell you, "you need a new screen and the chg's and labor are $190.00. The camera is only 3 yrs old and they won't recall this huge problem. You tell them, no don't fix it, I am going to contact BBB. Then you send a letter to BBB explaining what is going on and there are many complaints about this problem with this camera. BBB will contact Canon, Canon in return will call you and fix the camera for free. there ya go, takes a little bit of leg work, but hey...you just saved $190.00
Canon's A-series cameras were (and are) prone to developing a noisy squeal when the shutter is fired. The problem occurs when the lubrication on the mechanism dries out over time. The fix is to relubricate the offending parts. While there are instructions (available online; do a search) for doing this yourself, you can create worse problems if you get oil or grease where it doesn't belong. I've had cameras with the problem, but I chose to have a professional CLA (clean, lube, adjust) done to the camera. I have an ae-1, The shutter speed is the dial on the top right side with all the numbers and the word "program" on it. Program is idiot-mode: used just to snap shots. In bright daylight use higher speed like 1000 or 1600 and in darker situations use like like 100. anything under 60 requires a tripod, for a clear picture. The speed can be so slow, that camera will allow you to set the speed slow enough that it could take a full minute to take a picture.
Go to Auto Zone, Pep Boys and buy shutter guard and pour it in the transmission
There are videos showing how to fix a dropped camera on ehow, however, if the camera does not work once it has been left to dry, it is unlikely that the camera will be fixable.
Vinyl shutters break. If the shutter staple or louver pins are damaged, they can easily be replaced. If the shutter tilt rod or louvers themselves are damaged, they are difficult to repair. It is suggested that when a vinyl shutter rod or louver breaks, its time to replace.
I would take it to a reliable camera shop in your area. They are very knowledgeable on just about every camera on the market. If they are unable to fix it I am sure they know where you can go to get it fixed.
get the new camera..
Go to the store that you brought the device and ask them to repair your back camera
Yes, the camera lens can be fixed. The problem is that if you get it fix, it will cost about the same as a new camera if not more.
yea you can... it depends how it was broken.
yes it is fixable