Mar 24, 2016
This is the conversation that would have saved me thousands of dollars--if only I knew Tim McEver of Peachtree Camera Repair a few years ago.
I learn something from every (yes, EVERY) conversation on The PhotoTellers. Rarely, though, does my head spin with SEVERAL big revelations. Hold on to your hats! Tim, aka, Camera Repair Guy, explains:
- What does it mean for a shop to be "authorized" by a camera/lens maker? Why did it become so difficult to buy Nikon repair parts, and how has that changed? Is it true that only Nikon in New York can repair your camera?
- What are the most common problems and symptoms that Photographers are facing with their gear?
- How is micro focus adjustment one of the most significant issues between a camera body and lens? HINT: Your new camera and your new lens "probably won't match." Struggling with soft focus? Listen up!!!
- The message that every Canon user needs to hear!!!
NOTE: This is NOT sponsored content. None of the companies mentioned in this episode have paid for this show.
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. . . and YES, they DID fix my Canon AE-1.
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