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This is a list of camera repair shops mostly in the United States. Most of them repair classic (film) cameras, those that list digital also repair digital cameras.
http://camerarepair-sf.com/
Repair Canon, Nikon, Minolta, Olympus, Pentax, and Sony equipment. Located in Louisiana.
http://www.authorizedcamerarepair.com/
Repair service for conventional film cameras, digital cameras, and camcorders. Located in Pennsylvania.
http://personal.linkline.com/awbent/
Repair and refinish of large format cameras and filmholders. Located in California.
http://www.criscam.com/
Camera repair by mail service and exclusive distributor of Kyoritsu and Gokosha test instruments.
http://www.camrepair.com/
Authorized warranty service for major brands. Walk-ins and mail-in service available from base in Sacramento, California.
http://www.cameracheckpoint.com.au/
Camera repair service located in Australia. Site offers repair guides and information.
http://cameracraftsmen.com/
Repairs all makes and models. Located in Pennsylvania.
http://www.camerarepaircanada.com/index.html
Repairs of SLRs, compacts, digital, and medium format cameras. Located in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.
http://www.camtexgroup.com/
Repairs all makes of cameras. Authorized warranty service for Hasselblad, Mamiya, Voigtlander and Lumedine. Located in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
http://www.crystalcamera.com/
Digital camera repair on Canon, Nikon, Panasonic and Sony equipment. Located in North Carolina.
http://www.flcamerarepair.com/
Repairs all types of photographic equipment. Located in Lakeland, FL.
http://www.garryscamera.com/
Repairs SLR, compact, and digital cameras with a 7 day turnaround. Located in Illinois.
http://www.harrowtechnical.co.uk/
Pentax classic specialist sales and service. Located in United Kingdom.
http://www.ictcamera.com/
Repair and overhaul Hasselblad, Mamiya, Bronica and other medium format cameras and lenses. Located in California.
http://www.jdcamtech.com/
Repair professional photographic equipment including Mamiya, Hassleblad, Kodak and Balcar. Repair work carried out by authorized factory trained technicians. Located in London, UK.
http://www.kurtscamerarepair.com/
Authorized warranty service for Nikon, Canon, Konica-Minolta, Olympus, 3M repairs. Out of warranty repairs.
http://www.lensinc.net/
Offers camera repair manuals.
http://www.midwestcamera.com/
Photographic, video, digital and electronic repair service. Authorized service center for all name brands of cameras. Located in Michigan.
http://www.northwestcamera.com/
Repairs of both film and digital cameras. Located in Minnesota.
http://www.peachtreecamerarepair.com/
Camera and video repair service for all brands of cameras and video equipment. Located in Georgia.
http://www.pho-tech.net/
Repair of all major makes and models of 35mm, large format, and digital cameras. Located in Kansas.
http://www.photo-tronics.com/
Repairs on conventional film cameras, digital cameras, and camcorders. Located in Washington.
http://www.phototech.com/
Warranty and non-warranty repairs on most brands. Located in NYC.
http://www.brokencamera.com/
Repair service for Ricoh, Pentax, Olympus, Canon, and Minolta. Located in California.
http://www.procamera.net/
Authorized camera repairs for Nikon, Canon, Pentax and Fuji. Located in California.
http://www.lg4mat.net/
Large format camera repair, Pentax meter repair, and related camera repair. Located in Vermont.
http://rolleirepairs.com/
Specialist Rollei repairer of TLRs, SL66, 35, SL35, A110, E110 and SL26. Located in California.
http://www.sanfordcamerarepair.com/
Repairs most makes of cameras and authorized for warranty services on Nikon, Canon, Minolta and Hasselblad. Located in Massachusetts.
http://www.united-camera.com/
Repairs all models of film cameras, digital cameras, and camcorders. Located in Illinois.
http://walterscamerarepairs.com/
Repairs antique and modern cameras and stocks many spare parts. Located in California.
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