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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2009
Posts: 1
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My Canon S3 IS, purchased a few years ago, has been having progressively worsening problems with its shutter failing to open. It is now at the point where it simply no longer works. I learned on the web that this is a problem common to some Canon camera's but Canon has not seen fit to make a recall of the S3 or offer to repair it at a reasonable cost. I have owned many Canon cameras and other products over the years and have always been very happy with their quality (my Canon A1 still functions perfectly), thus I am tempted to replace my S3 with one of Canon's newer models but cannot in good conscience do this if there is a potential that in a few years time I will experience the same or similar types of problems. So my question is - have these problems definitely been fixed in the newer models?
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Posts: 10,693
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Brad-
Welcome to the Forum! Yes, that was a problem that seems to be unique to the Canon S-3 camera. I would give the Canon Customer Service Department a telephone call. Last year, they offered a "trade-out" program on the Canon S-3 cameras. The trade-out program offered an assortment of Canon refurbished cameras at a great reduced price to compensate you for you S-3 problem. It might be worth a try. Have a great day. Sarah Joyce |
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