Canon PowerShot SD1300 IS IXUS 105 Digital Camera "camera dropped sand" Questions

dropped my camera in sand when the lens was open, I immediately got a lens error and could see the sand stuck in it. after removing visible pieces of sand it worked completely fine. now after a couple

...dropped my camera in the sand and the lense won't close. When I turn it on it makes a buzzing sound and states ''Lense error, restart camera'' and then turns off. The lens has probably got something ...

...dropped the camera on the beach while taking picture. The shutter for the camera would not open?? I suspect sand granules affecting the operation Pls advice??? The best thing you could do is take it ...

...dropped the camera in the sand. We were careful as we could be picking it up to avoid entrance of sand into the camera. It worked fine until the next day and the lens opened and stuck. I opened the ...

...dropped camera in sand. i have now tried what was shared on this site rubbing alcohol, banging it and playing with the lens and now it wont turn on at all. The camera lens drive mechanism has been ...

...dropped in beach. lense covered in mist and cannot turn on Cameras and beaches don't do well at all. The most important thing is to remove as much sand as possible without scratching any part of ...

...camera's been dropped with the lens extended. Or the camera has been powered on, but the lens had been blocked preventing its extension. Or the battery ran down with the lens extended ... ...

...dropped in sand but worked fine for about 2 months after that. What's the problem? You need to take your camera to the nearest service centre to get it back into action. Whenever there is such an ...

camera dropped lens-opened on the beach and now the lense will not open properly Hi There is sand in your lens and it is jamming upthe gears. One grain of sand will cause the lens to fail! You can try

...dropped/damaged camera.But if this problem just randomly occurred (i.e. you did NOT drop your camera), then also see this video.  It's likely that just some sand or other particles are ...