Scratch on camera lens
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Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Wisconsin
If it is just a consumer point and shoot I have bad news. It is cheaper to just suck it up and buy a new camera. If you don't want to buy a new camera you can look at it as an opp. to hone your Photoshop skills.
This might be a good time to step up to SLR photography as well. There are now a number of companies breaking into the consumer level digital SLR feild at prices starting around $600
This might be a good time to step up to SLR photography as well. There are now a number of companies breaking into the consumer level digital SLR feild at prices starting around $600
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Joined: Jul 2006
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From: Austin
Yeah I've tried liquid glass but the scratch is too bad. We've already accepted the fact we need to buy a new camera. It was getting to be an old camera anyway. I can replace it with a better camera these days for about $150. Thanks for the replies.
