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Service for Flooded Camera
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Goodness, this thread sure did attract a lot of spammers! Cave Diver, if you wanted to close the thread to prevent them from continuing to post, that's fine.
Best Buy won't look at anything without charging a fee of, I think, around $30.
I took it to a Canon service place locally, they said they don't do Canon housings, but they told me the camera is toast. I might call Reef Photo to see about housing service...
at the moment though, I'm Russian to finish some homework, and once again, camera repair goes on the back burner
Best Buy won't look at anything without charging a fee of, I think, around $30.
I took it to a Canon service place locally, they said they don't do Canon housings, but they told me the camera is toast. I might call Reef Photo to see about housing service...
at the moment though, I'm Russian to finish some homework, and once again, camera repair goes on the back burner
Gee whiz JahJah, you sure know how to attract them, don't you?
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