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Where to Get a Camera Fixed
Tampa, FL 33607
(813) 876-7099
There seemed to be a lot of Kiev equipment on the shelves there so I believe that this is
one of the few shops that repairs these cameras. Should you have trouble finding a repair
shop that handles Kiev, I'd suggest you give this place a call.
-- Don Atzberger, September 26, 1997
If you live near but not in Boston, consider going to Sanford Camera Repair in Arlington
MA. They are a factory authorized Nikon, Canon and Minolta repair shop(probably other
brands also including medium format).
They do an excellent job and they have a display case that's worth visting for by itself.
It's full of destroyed cameras plus the cause of destruction(things like being driven over
and sprayed with salt water).
-- Paul Wilson, October 1, 1997
If you have a Canon T-90 in need of repair don't bother sending it to Canon. They
returned mine with a note stating that the "service life of the T-90 has just ended" and
they no longer have repair parts. After several phone calls I found an independant repair
shop with parts. Good luck.
-- John English, March 1, 1998
If you live in/around Baltimore and need your medium format and lighting equipment
serviced, go see Peter Whedbee!!! This guy KNOWS Hasselblads and has a really good
reputation amongst the local working photographers. His number is (410) 435-4481.
-- Ken Eng, March 6, 1998
A (the?) source for out-of-print user and repair camera manuals is John Craig,
http://www.craigcamera.com
If he doesn't have the original he will sell you a photocopy, in the same size and binding
as the original.
As usual no relation other than as a satisfied customer, etc... (found him by
recommendation of the folks at KEH).
-- Cris Pedregal Martin, June 8, 1998
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