06-17-2020 04:06 PM
06-17-2020 04:16 PM
First congradulations on the baby! Terrible timing for the camera to act up. What I would suggest is do a very close inspection around the rim of the lans, strong light, manifying glass...look for something that might be stuck in there like dirts, sand etc. Use a vacuum to vacuum as best you can around the lens. By restarting it means just turn the camera off then on. You can "gently" try and help the lens extend, wiggle it as you turn the camera on, things like that. Lastly the lens may have just failed in which case it will need to be repaired which will be expensive compaired to what the camera is worth...Canon can give you an "estimate".
06-17-2020 04:44 PM
06-17-2020 05:02 PM
Well I thought of something else that may help to pull the lens out, two things actually. One would be a suction cup you can safely put on the lens and try to assist the lens out and hope it comes out and reseats itself. The other thing is similar but using a shop vac with a large enough hose to fit over the lens, the suction applied when you turn the camera on might get the lens going. I would try the suction cup first you might have those in your shower or bath on the wall...any type small enough to attach to the lens....clean the suction cup before trying it.
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