If your touchscreen seems unresponsive, try the following steps:

• Make sure the screen is clean and free of dirt or smudges.
• Restart the camera by turning it off and on again.
• Check your camera's settings and ensure the touchscreen functionality has not been disabled.

If these steps don’t resolve the issue, it could be a hardware problem, and you should have it inspected by an expert technician at Video Camera Repair.

If your camera is struggling to focus, try the following:

• Clean the lens contacts with a microfiber cloth to ensure a proper connection.
• Confirm that autofocus is enabled in the camera settings.
• Test the autofocus with a different lens to determine whether the issue is with the camera or the lens.

Persistent issues may require specialized repair. We recommend bringing your camera to Video Camera Repair for a professional evaluation.

Blurry images can result from a range of factors:

• Ensure the camera is steady by using a tripod or stabilizer.
• Confirm that the shutter speed is appropriate for your subject and settings.
• Check your lens for any smudges or scratches and clean it carefully.

If blurry images persist despite trying these steps, it might be an internal mechanical or sensor issue. Contact Video Camera Repair to have it addressed.

Yes! Video Camera Repair provides professional repair services even if your Canon camera is under warranty. Please check your warranty terms, as you might need to present a proof of purchase or obtain approval from Canon prior to repair.

If you're experiencing a unique issue not mentioned above, our technicians can still help. We encourage you to contact our customer support team or provide detailed information using the repair request form. We'll ensure that you're given expert advice and service. For further information, feel free to contact us directly. We're here to keep your gear working like new!