Camera repair

[highflier 3]

On my last trip I dropped my camera on the floor. It still takes pictures, but takes awhile between shots, but the rest of the functions don't work. I have heard there is a shop in Tukcom that could fix some problems and are fairly reasonable. Anybody have experience?

[MM 6,562]

There is a pretty good repair shop in the basement level of Tuk Com. The shop is called Amorn.

[chacha 0]

Unless the camera is worth good money then don't bother . I took one to tuk com for big leg . After a week or so they just said that it would be cheaper just to buy a new one . Parts for cameras are expensive .

[Guest cocodile]

By the sound of it, it looks like it doesn't want to focus that fast any more due to friction caused by the drop.

 

Anyway, there are also some handy fuckers at the markets who fix things for next to nothing.

Once had a wrist strap fixed from a watch, and the guy asked 20 bt, so I gave him 50, but he didn't accept it.

Goes to show they're not all greedy cunts.

[pinoydave 210]

Take it in with a Thai girl, the answers suddenly change from no to yes, and you definately get a better price... in my experience

[Lantern 193]

Got them to fix my Kodak there last year, broken battery compartment lid. About half of the price Kodak wanted in Australia.

[sinclair1969 0]

IMO a very decent small camera can be bought for 3.300 baht or so. These cameras are becoming better all the time, so unless yours is new I would just buy another one.