Canon PowerShot SD1300 IS IXUS 105 Digital Camera "camera dropped zoom lens repaired" Questions

dropped my camera and when I tried to use it it looked blurry, I pushed the zoom button and now the zoom lens is stuck and will not go back in. Any hope for this? Hummmmmm.......I guess it all depends

...camera The lens has probably got something in the retraction mechanism that is stopping it retracting. This can be something as simple as sand or grit or as a result of a drop or knock. In most cases ...

zoom lens stuck all the way out The lens has probably got something in the retraction mechanism that is stopping it retracting. This can be something as simple as sand or grit or as a result of a drop

camera to a service, ask them an estimate of the repair, you will know if it is worth it. Repairs vary form a simple lens adjustment to the need of having the whole lens assembly replaced i dropped my

Camera was dropped & the zoom lens will not retract into the body of the powershot A2000 IS Unfortunately this needs to be returned to your dealer to be repaired properly Pushing or pulling the ...

...dropped my camera while it was on and the lens was out. It now will not retract all the way. Is this a repairable issue and if so, is it a costly repair that would not make it worth it to attempt?? ...

...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 our Canon Powershot SD 1400 IS. The lens was stuck out. Managed to figure out how to fix that and get the lens back in, but it now does not focus properly. It will only focus properly if I don

It says "lens error, restart camera." What do I do? When the camera was dropped, the lens was most likely twisted. So you either have to try to force it back (be gently) or send it in to Canon repairs

...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 ...