Canon Camera Repair Store

This little gem took care of a problem that was going to cost me a couple dollars at the camera repair store. It seems to be a common problem with zooms.

My Canon 60D was damaged on a recent overseas trip, and the repair cost was too high to consider, so I upgraded to the 80D. I'm glad that I did. There are a lot of improvements, particularly when taking videos. Resolution is up, noise is down, and it's a bit easier to use. The WiFi connection wasn't as easy to set up as it could have been, but I finally connected to my phone and can control the camera remotely. This will be a useful feature for some of our shooting situations since many birds and animals will tolerate the camera but not the photographer. After a couple of weeks of shooting, this looks like an excellent upgrade from the 60D, and it's way better than the Rebel SL-1 that I was using before.

Under AppleCare+, when you take your iPad into an Apple Store for repair, they will either repair or replace it on the spot. In the case of a broken screen (which is what I have had in most instances), they will charge a relatively small deductible, and voila, in short order, you either will have a repaired device (if that is possible) or a new one.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought one of these for a repair I was doing. It leveled up the performance so much I bought 6 more for myself. Quick to store and even quicker to retrieve data. I highly recommend!

Nice set of camera repair tool. It does make your repairs easier!

Not much to review. Order through B&H. Canon sends you a file with the number you can use if your product needs repair

Be smart, buy the insurance... I'm so thankful that I bought the Canon Carepak (and NEEDED IT!!) I was visiting with a camera store and asked them to tell me a story to comfort me (you see, my camera and lens took a spill that required repairs and thankfully I had the Canon Carepak!! They were awesome!) Anyway, the guy that worked at the camera store told me a story about a guy who bought a new camera and $12K worth of lenses. HE TRIED TO SELL HIM THE CANON CAREPAK but the buyer declined. OH what a mistake he made, he found out when he went to the Grand Canyon... Somehow.... His 12k worth of gear (and I think camera) took a DIVE INTO THE GRAND CANYON!!! OUCH!! Ok, ok, you get the picture. So, he learned the hard way for sure. I've learned, buy the warrantee when it comes to camera gear.

Thanks!!! Easy to repair!

I replaced a Canon 500mm L lens that Canon refused to repair (stating out of service period). This not only works as well (IMO) with my Canon bodies, but paired with the MC-11 EF to Sony adapter - is absolutely excellent. The shots from my Sony A7 III paired with the combo actually exceed what either of my Canon bodies can produce. Very happy with this lens.

I used the older version of the 90mm t-s for years. The wear of daily use made it just about unusable, despite Canon's repair of the gearing. I haven't yet examined the files to check for optical improvement, but am extremely pleased by the greater resolution of the controls. It's a joy to use, as is the new 50mm t-s compared with the older 45mm version. The learning curve for tilt-shift just got a whole lot shorter.