09-13-2013, 07:18 AM
I had a similar problem with one of my earlier digital canon cameras. I don't think I ever totally resolved it. I'm at least on my 3rd digital camera as they become outdated so quickly or, if they do get damaged, you might as well buy a new one. I'm not a fan of this approach but it's the way the industry is set up. Why spend lots of money fixing up an old camera when you can buy a current, more updated one for not much more?
I realize yours is not that old but maybe you should buy a new one but then keep the older one as a second/backup camera. That's what I've done. Sometimes my wife and I (or my sons and I) are each going to different places and want to take a camera. My wife & I both have iPhones now and the iPhone camera is actually very good -- you almost don't need an actual camera!
I realize yours is not that old but maybe you should buy a new one but then keep the older one as a second/backup camera. That's what I've done. Sometimes my wife and I (or my sons and I) are each going to different places and want to take a camera. My wife & I both have iPhones now and the iPhone camera is actually very good -- you almost don't need an actual camera!
Rob
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