"If only I could bend my body this way and remain for a few seconds, it will be a big blow 'If the operative word here! Now you've lost balance and fell of your camera in an attempt to prepare for fall, and you and the camera lying on the ground shamefully - broken! I hope you were able to call for help for themselves, but as nice to your camera, it's off camera repair center. Although the camera is obviously already in need of repair (that rattling sound inside the body certainly was not there before!), you would still need to take time and care to package so it can not sustain any further damage while in transit to the repair shop.
Keep Data for Reference: First things first, make sure you have recorded all the serial numbers in a safe place for reference. If you need to confirm the contents of the package or make a claim if the package is lost, after the available information is very helpful. After you've done it, it's time to pack for shipping.
Seal of cameras and equipment: Just in case any part come loose during transport, it is wise to pack a camera and all necessary accessories in a sealable plastic bag. This is also a good idea if the camera was exposed to liquid. In terms of equipment, most recommend repair facilities to send only those accessories that are related to the repair, such as lenses for digital SLR, if you think you can be part of the problem. Sending too many accessories increases the risk of something getting lost. It is also a good deal of note include a camera that includes your contact information (name, phone, e-mail address), and a description of the problem.
to choose the right box: When it comes to the box for the camera package, you'll want to use one that gives at least three inches around the camera, so you have enough space to fill packing material. framework that is too small to run the risk of stroke death in the camera. framework that is too large and not enough of packaging used allows the camera to jump around and cause further damage. Word to the wise: a padded envelope is never adequate funds to ship the camera
!packaging are essential: There are many resources available for packaging materials, but probably some of the best to use as packing peanuts and bubble wrap. Remember that you want to allow for at least 3 inches of packing material around all over the camera to cushion any potential impact.
Make sure your product: Once you have properly packed the camera, it's time to ship it to a reputable repair center. One of the most important activities that should be taken when shipping your broken camera to provide a package for the product value. This may be an additional cost, but if something happens to a package in transit, you're covered. a few dollars can go a long way in this case.
