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I've drowned my new camera - can I avoid having to buy a new one?
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A repair might be worth it.
Canon have fixed price servicing and it might qualify. It might cost the same as your excess, but you'll be without a claim on your file.0 -
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It is salt water, so the salt must be removed first. Try these 2 in the order given.Since you fear the worst already. Remove the battery's, take the camera apart and rinse the parts out in clean tap water. Follow the tips above for drying the component parts, reassemble the camera, insert the battery's power up and see if it works. You never know.bag of rice, place camera inside, leave for a few days (remove battery if its removable)
if REALLY lucky it will suck all the moisture outHi, we’ve had to remove your signature. If you’re not sure why please read the forum rules or email the forum team if you’re still unsure - MSE ForumTeam0
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