Removeing Canon Lens

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  • 11-13-2005, 05:04 AM
    JAMESGTS
    Removeing Canon Lens
    Hi All,
    I have damaged the front lens on my Canon 75-300 ultrasonic MK 11 zoom lens and need to remove it,I have removed the front ring which has exposed a further 3 screws which turn but dont undo,Help please.
    James
  • 11-13-2005, 07:36 AM
    mjs1973
    Re: Removeing Canon Lens
    Is what's damaged something you know how to fix? I have never attempted to take apart any of my lenses, just not something I would feel comfortable doing, unless I knew that I never wanted to use that lens again. :) I would send it into Canon and let there techs fix it.
  • 11-13-2005, 09:25 AM
    JAMESGTS
    Re: Removeing Canon Lens
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by mjs1973
    Is what's damaged something you know how to fix? I have never attempted to take apart any of my lenses, just not something I would feel comfortable doing, unless I knew that I never wanted to use that lens again. :) I would send it into Canon and let there techs fix it.

    Its only the lens i wish to replace it got scrached when i droped it and the filter broke, when i know i can get the lens out i will buy a faulty lens off ebay and change them over.
  • 11-14-2005, 07:35 AM
    JSPhoto
    Re: Removeing Canon Lens
    I'd put it back together and send it to Ft Wayne In (I'll get address & number later today) they fix scratched glass...probably cheaper than any other fix. You should never open a lens up though! You may never get it together.

    JS
  • 11-14-2005, 10:05 AM
    another view
    Re: Removeing Canon Lens
    I see you're in England, and there should be a service center there. I'd check into the cost of a repair by them as well. Also find out what a new (or nice used) lens will cost and just consider replacing it. Then you could sell the one you've got, possibly for more than you think (based on my own personal experience!).
  • 11-14-2005, 10:18 PM
    JSPhoto
    Re: Removeing Canon Lens
    LOL, ooopps, did realize he was in England!

    Anyway, check around and see if you can find a repair shop that not only fixes lenses but also repairs glass. You'd be amazed at what they can do to repair the glass at a nominal fee. That particular lens it shouldn't cost much. The place in Ft WAyne fixed a badly chipped lens (hundreds of small chips) really cheap.

    JS