Camera Repair Services

Digital Camera Repair

From DSLRs and mirrorless cameras to point-and-shoot and compact models, digital cameras can develop power issues, error messages, display problems, sensor contamination, or unresponsive controls. Camera Tech evaluates the equipment in person to determine what is causing the problem and what repair may be needed.

Film Camera Repair

Older film cameras can keep working for decades, but age, wear, and years of sitting unused eventually take a toll. Camera Tech services many 35mm, medium-format, large-format, and mechanical film cameras with shutter problems, film-advance issues, worn parts, or general age-related concerns.

Lens Repair

A lens that feels stiff, will not focus correctly, has a sticking aperture, or shows haze or fungus may still have plenty of life left. Camera Tech services many manual-focus and autofocus lenses, including prime and zoom lenses, with cleaning, adjustment, and mechanical repair when possible.

CLA Service (Clean, Lube, & Adjust)

Not every older camera is actually broken. Years of use or sitting untouched can leave mechanical parts stiff, slow, or inconsistent. A CLA cleans, lubricates, and adjusts those systems to help the camera operate more smoothly and reliably and keep older equipment working as it should.

Battery Corrosion Repair

Old or leaking batteries can damage more than just the contacts inside a camera. Corrosion may spread to wiring and nearby components, and the full extent is not always visible from the outside. Camera Tech evaluates the damage and determines what can safely be cleaned, repaired, or restored.

Light Meter & Shutter Calibration

Shutter speeds and light meters can drift out of accuracy as cameras age, even when everything seems to work normally. Testing and calibration can identify timing or meter issues and help correct exposure problems caused by inaccurate readings or inconsistent shutter operation.