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Sydney Camera Repair Services

Sydney Camera Repairs specialises in a wide range of camera components and has over 40 years of experience in repairing cameras. Our highly trained and experienced staff will repair cameras for professional and commercial photographers, students, hobbyists, and enthusiasts.

We repair digital SLRs like Canon & Nikon, traditional film cameras, and European cameras such as Leica, Hasselblad & Linhof. Our expertise extends to repairing lenses & cameras affected by impact damage, digital errors, and mechanical faults, including lenses by Sigma, Tokina, and Samyang

Digital SLR cameras will require repairs if they have seen enough use. Some typical repairs on Digital SLRs that we see regularly include fixing; Mirror boxes, focal accuracy, lens mounts, shutter speeds, camera reprogramming, aperture correction, parallax fault, TTL & exposure, sensors, LCD displays, battery leaks, zoom functions, speed light & flash problems.

We have a passion for vintage film and antique cameras and offer expert repair and cleaning services tailored for collectors and enthusiasts. Our collection of old film and antique cameras reflects our dedication to preserving photographic history.

Why Repair?

Modern digital cameras purchased within the last few years are often reasonably economical to repair with the right tools and expertise. Instead of discarding a damaged or malfunctioning camera, it’s worth considering:

The cost implications of replacing it, which can be considerable depending on the model and features you're accustomed to.
Your familiarity with its functionality and features. There will be some adjusting to any new camera, requiring you to learning new controls and settings that might not seem as intuitive as your current one.
You have made a significant investment with the accessories and software for you present camera. These may not be compatible with a newer model replacement camera.
The environmental impact of disposing of your old camera, which can contribute to electronic waste; repairing it helps reduce waste and promotes sustainability.

Repairing a camera is often more cost-effective than many assume, especially when compared to the cost of purchasing a new one with similar capabilities, and the accessories. It allows you to maintain continuity in your photographic workflow and preserves your investment in accessories and software. Consider exploring the option of repairing your camera—it’s a practical and environmentally responsible choice that can save you money while extending the life of your equipment.