Zacks Camera Repair

Zacks Camera Repair We repair cameras We fix old ones and new ones, cameras that use just about any film size. SuperMedia Content Disclaimer: http://spag.es/hjh9DV

We often fix brands and models nobody else will touch, and if we can't get the parts, sometimes we can make 'em. We will even fix accessories like lenses, motor drives and film magazines most of the time. Located in the heart of the historic East Side of Providence, Rhode Island, Zacks Camera Repair has a proven reputation for quality camera repairs. In order to serve you better we also offer used

digital and film cameras at reasonable prices, and we can convert your precious home movies to VHS and DVD.

11/20/2012

The 35 millimeter roll of film was first used for moving pictures, coming in a giant spool that was threaded through the video camera to record movement. Soon after it was used in movies, the 35 millimeter film was made for cameras.

11/17/2012

A little dust in the lens won't affect photo quality. However, a buildup of dust over time can result in hazy, blurred, or spotty images. Dust may also eventually work down into the gears, causing real damage.

11/14/2012

Some older model cameras may cost more to repair than to replace, especially if parts are hard to come by. If you're unsure, contact us for a cost estimate and some advice.

11/11/2012

One way to help keep your camera clean, and to reduce risks for camera damage caused by dirt and debris, is to keep a small bottle of condensed air on hand and regularly use a few blasts of air to clean the camera after shoots.

11/08/2012

Vacuum out your camera bag or case at least once every six months. The dust and debris that accumulate in bags and cases can lead to serious camera issues.

11/05/2012

One of the best things you can do to protect the longevity and condition of your camera lens is to use a lens cover. Consistently place the cover on whenever the camera is not in use - and purchase a replacement cover if the cover is ever lost.

11/02/2012

You can check your lenses for fungus by dismounting them and looking through them at a bright light source. Some dust specks are normal, but water spots, haziness, or actual fungal growth are a sure sign of trouble!

10/30/2012

Lens fungus can occur when moisture gets inside the lens, either through direct exposure (such as rain) or high humidity. You should have your lens inspected by a professional at the first sign of fungus.

10/27/2012

A camera is, by definition, a lightproof lensed device that takes light into itself and then directs it toward the film, so the image is captured on the film using light. With digital cameras, the light is directed toward the image capturing device, instead of the film.

10/24/2012

In most cases, repairing a broken camera is less expensive than buying a new camera. This is especially true if you've purchased your camera within the past few years.

10/21/2012

Because young children want to do everything you do, they will eventually want to use your camera. To protect your camera from little hands, purchase a small cheap camera or even a fake camera that kids can use.

10/18/2012

In 1885, George Eastman introduced the camera to the world when he founded the brand Kodak. His camera was a small box that had film in it that allowed him to take 100 photographs, and the user simply sent back the camera for the photos to be developed.

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11 S. Angell Street #379
Providence, RI
02906

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Monday 10am - 6pm
Tuesday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 1pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 5pm

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