Canon Repair Store

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 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.

[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!

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

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.

I needed to repair my Canon AE-1 mirror damp. Happy to find the right size foam at B&H. Just finished replacing the old foam with the new foam. The foam was the perfect thickness. Now going to get the 1.5mm foam from B&H to replace the light seals on the inside of the camera door. B&H was the only place I was able to find the right size foam with adhesive backing.

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.

Bought this to repair my Dell desktop. The same one that was in it.