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I have went to my local store to see how much it will cost to fix the screen but they want $300 plus to fix the whole screen sadly. All i need to fix is the Hinge.

*The services offered cover cleaning and maintenance of external components of the camera or lens, as well as the following internal components of the camera: image sensor, mirror (if applicable), and focus screen. If, upon inspection, additional services are necessary which require the camera or lens body to be disassembled or parts to be replaced, this will be considered a repair and you will receive a repair estimate. In this case, any payment made previously for the Canon Maintenance Service will be refunded. If you do not approve the repair estimate, repairs will not be made, your camera and/or lens will be returned to you and you will not incur any charges for Canon Maintenance Service.

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Failure or malfunction not related to the original estimate is not covered under repair warranty. If a failure is identified with your product during your requested Maintenance Service, the Canon Service & Repair Center will contact you to either request a copy of your proof of purchase to validate your Canon warranty (if not already provided) or, if your product is no longer covered by its Canon warranty, to discuss chargeable repair options (i.e. fixed price repair, repair limit or time & cost estimate).

Repair Parts For Canon EOS 80D LCD Screen Display Monitor Panel Touch Assy New. Product Model: EOS 80D. The more you buy, the more you save. Brand: Canon Product Model: EOS 80D Parts Name: LCD Display Screen Condition: New Repair Parts For Canon EOS 80D LCD Screen Display Panel Touch Assy New, Through rigorous testing to ensure normal use,please rest assured purchase. The company is a professional digital camera parts suppliers, Main: Canon Nikon Fuji Olympus Panasonic Samsung Sony and other brands of parts, such as: the lens, lcd, motherboard, shutter group, motor group, aperture groups,etc. Shipment: *We will send the item to buyer"s address provided by your eBay account, if you want the item to be sent to different address, please specify by eBay message to confirm before placing order. *Please make sure the postal address is correct, we will not be liable for postal lost caused by incorrect & invalid address provided. *We offer combined shipping, but no local pick-up service. *We accept PAYPAL ONLY *All payments are expected within 7 days after the auction is closed. All non-pay bidders will be reported to eBay and get an unpaid warning from e-Bay. *Combined Shipping for multiple items is available upon request. We offer discount on the Shipping & Handling Charge for any additional item being sent to the same address. The more you buy, the more you save. Returns: *We do our best to serve our customers the best that we can. *We will refund you if you return the items within 30 days of your receipt of the items for any reason. However, the buyer should make sure that the items returned are in their original conditions. *If the items are damaged or lost when they are returned, the buyer will be responsible for such damage or loss, and we will not give the buyer a full refund. The buyer should try to file a claim with the logistic company to recover the cost of damage or loss. *The buyer will be responsible for the shipping fees to return the items.

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If your Canon EOS camera is not working properly, shows Errors, has broken LCD screen, broken card reader pins, broken shutter, flash problem, is not taking pictures or is taking bad quality pictures we can help you to resolve these problems quickly. We have been repairing Canon cameras and lenses for over 23 years.

Our diagnostic software for Canon EOS DSLR camera models listed below will show us the internal codes of the problems with explanation what needs to be repaired and which parts need to be replaced in your Canon camera. Based on this information we can make the most accurate and cost effective repair. We only use the original Canon parts for all Canon camera repairs.

Estimates give you the most information before we start work on your canon camera, however they do add time to your repair. You can choose not to have an estimate in which case the camera goes straight to a technician for repair, you can also set a price limit for us to proceed up to so we can carry on quickly with minor repairs or give you an estimate before going ahead with more expensive work.

Do you sell spare parts for Canon?We can supply user replaceable spare parts for Canon cameras such as missing screws, rubber grips, battery doors and flash stands.

Spare parts which can only be fitted by dismantling the cameras, and which require thorough testing afterwards will not be supplied. These parts, such as bayonets, shutter assemblies and circuit boards, should be fitted by a trained technician who can safely dismantle and reassemble your Canon camera. Our technicians have all the technology supplied by Canon and years of repair experience to make sure each repair meets the Canon standard.

With repairs it is best and most economical to pinpoint the issue to one piece of kit, or to a combination of a Canon body and lens that is causing the problem. To give all your kit a check over we recommend using our Focus calibration service which has fixed rates and gives you a report on each body and lens.

Due to how easy it is for dust to get into the body of Canon cameras when you change lenses or even when you use a zoom lens, we cannot guarantee our sensor cleaning.

Canon automatic sensor cleaning is an option within the camera that shakes the CMOS sensor to dislodge dust. Stubborn spots of oil, sticky particles such as pollen and fingerprints do not shake off the CMOS sensor so easily and professional cleaning is recommended.

At Fixation we specialise in professional photographic repairs. We know that many professional photographers rely on Canon cameras to make their living. We do not use fixed prices, our technicians create a fresh assessment for each repair so that you only pay for what is wrong with your camera. We make sure that your Canon camera is serviced and repaired quickly, affordably and reliably.

Whether you"re shooting with a DSLR or a mirrorless camera, there are times when it"s easier to use the camera"s viewfinder rather than the LCD screen, and vice versa. For example, it"s usually easier to hold the camera steady when it"s held to your eye because it"s braced against your face. It"s also easier to follow a moving subject in a viewfinder than it is on a screen with the camera at arm"s length.

However, when you"re shooting landscape, still life, macro or architectural photography with the camera mounted on a tripod, the larger view provided by the LCD screen is extremely helpful. Similarly, when you want to shoot from above or below head height or at an angle, it"s very convenient to frame the image on a tilting or vari-angle screen instead of trying to use the viewfinder.

It"s also very helpful to use the LCD screen when you"re focusing manually because the Live View image can be zoomed in to 5x or 10x magnification. This provides a very detailed view of any part of the image, making critical focus adjustments much easier.

Bear in mind, however, that using your camera"s rear screen for extended periods will have an impact on battery life. Using Live View on a DSLR is also not recommended when you want to take fast bursts of shots, because it will usually reduce the continuous shooting speed. At the other extreme, if you"re shooting an exposure that lasts for multiple seconds or minutes, an optical viewfinder can cause a particular problem: stray light can enter the viewfinder and interfere with the exposure. To prevent this, use the eyepiece cover provided on your DSLR"s strap.

EOS cameras with an EVF have a proximity sensor that will automatically switch from the rear screen to the viewfinder when you raise the camera to your eye (although you can optionally disable this).

With dual pixel AF technology and a fully articulating screen, the 80D is a versatile camera for the price. I had hands-on time with the EOS 80D DSLR. Because I mostly use Nikon, I compare my experiences with Nikon to the 80D. The 80D’s dual pixel auto-focus is a big benefit to this camera in liveview and video recording situations. Other than that, it’s a pretty standard DSLR.

Outside of similarities, Canon has a few unique control features. The back wheel, the top shutter cluster of buttons (AF, Drive, ISO, metering, focusing mode, LCD lamp), the ON/OFF switch.

Canon has a huge amount of 3rd party manufacturer support. Companies like Yongnuo and Godox release for Canon first. There is something to be said about picking a camera from the most popular manufacturer.

Full articulation! As I’ve always been into photography and videography, but with my push to produce more Youtube content, features like this are more and more appealing to me. There is very little downside to a screen like this besides it makes the camera a bit less weather resistant. Though, I love that you can reverse the screen toward the camera when you don’t need it. I really enjoyed that feature when I had a Nikon D5100.

Who might this camera be good for? If you are into both photo and video taking, but don’t care about 4K, this is a solid option. If you have Canon lenses already, this is of course a solid option. If you want the highly refined DSLR experience, this or the related Nikon option are a good choice.

Like the 70D, the 80D is feature-packed, including great image quality with high resolution, a very capable AF system, a large and information-filled viewfinder,

a fast/responsive shutter combined with a very nice frame rate, a great LCD and compatibility with an incredible range of lenses, flashes and other accessories.

While the 80D is not a complete overhaul, such is not needed as the 70D was already a well-rounded, great-performing model in a long-standing series of cameras.

Still, I view the 80D"s new AF system, upgraded sensor, Wi-Fi/NFC, Anti-Flicker mode and additional improvements as very worthy of a new model designation.

This means that all of Canon"s EF-S, EF, TS-E and MP-E series lenses are compatible, but the outer portion of the image circle projected by full frame compatible lenses (EF, TS-E and MP-E) is not utilized.

Quickly discernable from the above chart is that the 80D has received a sensor upgrade from the 70D, with 24.2 megapixel resolution now equivalent to Canon"s previous highest megapixel APS-C camera, the Rebel T6i/T6s.

Interesting is that Canon"s only higher resolution DSLRs, at the time of the 80D introduction, are the ultra-high resolution full frame 5Ds and 5Ds R.

Fortunately, gains continue to be made in RAW image noise reduction and the 80D results are not only as good as the lower resolution 70D, but very slightly improved.

Just as we saw with the Rebel T6i upgrade from the Rebel T5i, while taking on a nice increase in resolution over the 70D, the 80D appears to pay no noise penalty for doing so.

To my eyes, the 80D is the new APS-C EOS class leader, or very close to it, in regards to noise levels, though the differences alone are not likely to generate an urge to upgrade from any of the above-compared models.

The RAW-captured standard results utilize Canon"s Digital Photo Professional Standard Picture Style with a sharpness setting of 1 (very low) and no noise reduction – a very real-world example for me.

I use the Neutral Picture Style in-camera with RAW capture because it applies a lower contrast tone curve to images, providing a better picture of the camera"s available dynamic range on the histogram shown on the LCD.

These two sets utilize Canon"s default USM sharpness settings that are too strong for my taste (though the increased default sharpness will make softer lenses appear sharp).

MSNR is currently available only with JPG output (I would like to see this feature added to Canon"s Digital Photo Pro software for RAW capture processing – perhaps as another HDR preset).

The last pair of results were acquired by underexposing and overexposing the original capture by 2 stops and then adjusting the results in Canon DPP by the same amount.

Increasing resolution to 24 megapixels while keeping noise at bay (or even slightly improving performance), the 80D provides the image quality that DSLRs are so desired for.

The following table shows comparative RAW file sizes for a photo of a standard in-studio setup with a moderately-high amount of detail taken with the referenced Canon EOS DSLR body.Model / File Size in MB @ ISO:(MP)100200400800160032006400128002560051200102400204800409600

Canon RAW file sizes increase with: 1. Resolution 2. Bit Depth (14-bit is better/larger) 3. Detail (noise adds detail, so high ISO file sizes increase). Memory and disk are cheap - buy more. :)

To test the Canon EOS 80D"s 7 fps drive mode and 25 frame RAW file buffer specs, I configured the camera to use ISO 100, a 1/8000 shutter speed (no waiting for the shutter operation),

the EOS 80D repeatedly captured 23 frames in 3.145 seconds to precisely match the rated drive speed and come within 2 frames of the rated buffer depth.

Camera sounds are recorded using a Tascam DR-07mkII Portable Digital Audio Recorder with record levels set to 50% at -12db gain and positioned 1" behind the rear LCD.

Featuring 45 AF points, the 80D"s AF system covers an increased area of the frame (62% of the frame horizontally and 48% vertically in the center), including the commonly-used rule of thirds lines within the coverage area.

While the 80D does not reach the 7D Mark II"s AF point count, the 80D has a significant AF point count increase over the 70D, going from 19 to 45, and again,

As with the higher end EOS cameras, the EOS 80D"s menu system (Custom Function Menu II) permits configuration of the AF system"s tracking sensitivity, acceleration/deceleration tracking, and AF point auto switching.

The Canon EOS 80D"s AF Area options are Single-point AF (select one AF point), Zone AF (select one of 9 AF area focusing zones comprised of 9 AF points – one of three on left, 3 in center or 3 on right side),

Groundbreaking with the introduction of this camera"s predecessor, the EOS 70D, was Canon"s innovative Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology, allowing sensor-based phase detection AF.

The Canon EOS 80D is the latest DSLR to arrive with Dual Pixel CMOS AF technology and this particular iteration of Dual Pixel CMOS AF features improved tracking sensitivity, allowing for better AF results in challenging,

Those capturing video in dimly lit venues (typical of wedding receptions) will likely most appreciate the 80D"s improved tracking experienced in Movie Servo AF.

Live View and Movie focusing modes making use of the Dual Pixel CMOS AF include what has become the Canon standard: Face Detection with Tracking, FlexiZone Multi, and FlexiZone Single.

The EOS 80D has inherited the 7D Mark II"s ability to adjust AF speed and tracking sensitivity while using FlexiZone – Single with compatible STM (and now Nano USM) lenses.

Just like the EOS 70D, the 80D"s capacitive touchscreen allows for Touch Focus during both Live View still photography and before/during video recording.

And, AF can function with camera and lens combinations having an f/11 or wider aperture (vs. f/8 with the EOS 80D"s conventional AF) - again, using 80% of the frame.

The 80D records video in .MP4 or .MOV format using the MPEG-4 AVC / H.264 codec, with audio being recorded in Linear PCM (.MOV) or AAC (.MP4) via dual front microphones (producing stereo sound) or the 3.5mm stereo input jack. Sound recording levels can be set to Auto, Manual (64 levels) or Disabled entirely. Wind Filter and Attenuator options can be set in the sound recording menu.

Several features have been added to Canon"s now-current **D camera for the benefit of filmmakers and include HDR, Creative Filter & Time-Lapse Movies.

While DSLR filmmakers will likely account for a great number of 80D orders, it is more likely that a great number of photographers who purchase the 80D will subsequently become interested in DSLR filmmaking

Utilizing the 80D"s DIGIC 6 processor is its new 7,560-pixel RGB+IR metering sensor, enabling skin tone and color detection that works in conjunction with AF for enhance tracking sensitivity.

That is, unless you learned to frame very slightly too tight, in which case you need to retrain yourself as there is no insurance coverage outside of the 80D-presented viewfinder.

The Canon EOS 80D’s "Intelligent Viewfinder" features an LCD screen that can be optionally configured to show grid lines, light flicker detection and an electronic level.

With it"s always-on (when metering is live), easy-to-see, dedicated, superimposed viewfinder level indicator, the EOS 80D makes avoiding crooked horizons easy.

The single-axis electronic level is also available on the rear LCD including in Live View (press info until this option displays), but not when face+tracking is selected in the menu (the default).

If you have never used a DSLR camera before, you will learn that Canon"s vast experience and intelligent design concepts have been heavily imparted into this camera.

While the 80D provides one more button in front of the top LCD (itself a nice feature) than the 7D Mark II and 5-Series bodies, these buttons all have a single-function vs. the dual-function variety,

As you likely have already determined from the comparison images above, the EOS 80D is somewhat larger than the Rebel series cameras and slightly smaller than the 7D Mark II.

Case in point: Though the 80D was in a case beside me at the time, I was photographing wood ducks with another camera when a pair of geese began fighting.

The EOS 80D has built-in Wi-Fi and NFC capability, providing easy transfer of images and movies to compatible mobile devices using Canon"s free Camera Connect app.

As with all of Canon"s other recent DSLR cameras with a built-in flash, flash settings can be controlled from the menu which includes an extensive range of controls for built in, hot-shoe-mounted and remote flashes.

Simply double-press the camera"s flash button (or single press the flash button with an external Speedlite mounted) for instant access to the Flash Function Setting Screen.

Like the 70D and most of Canon"s other recent DSLR cameras featuring a built-in flash, the 80D includes an Integrated Speedlite Transmitter for optical (not RF) wireless control of multiple off-camera EOS Speedlites.

The LP-E6N battery form factor is great (you can easily fit several of these small batteries in most pockets) and they still provide a rating of up to 960 shots in the Canon EOS 80D.

Owning a Canon product gives you access to Canon support and the support I have been provided by Canon"s USA division is excellent (sorry, I have no experience with the other Canon divisions).

While "80D" appears a fine name in print, quickly saying the name to someone who is unfamiliar with the model name will likely come across as "A.D.D.", or Attention Deficit Disorder.