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Many customers don't seem to realize that it usually takes just as long and is just as difficult to disassemble and repair an inexpensive camera as an expensive camera. Labor costs are just as high. Parts cost is usually (but not always) the least of a major job. It's like overhauling a car clutch. The clutch part costs pennies but your bill can run into the sky for labor.
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